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National's housing promises: 'Disaster' for Rotorua or fix for Labour's 'debacle'?
Rotorua MP says National aims to rid the city of emergency housing motels in two years.
Chateau Tongariro’s tangled web of cost traps taxpayers
What, we must ask ourselves, is the grande dame worth?
Young Kiwi BMX riders take on the world in front of 10,000-strong crowds
Three young BMX riders from Waikato have returned from the UCI World Championships.
Warm and lively stew for all occasions
Olivia Moore brings us the perfect stew for those changeable early spring days.
Biting issue: Rural Kiwis ‘resort to pliers’ over seeing dentist
Residents are pulling out their own teeth due to appointment wait times and commutes.
'Only one choice': Unfunded drug saves man from cancer death sentence
Patient feels he has “beaten the odds” with cancer.
'It's about using it on the daily': the 48th Te Wiki o te Reo Māori
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori was first celebrated in 1975.
UFC 293: Adesanya loses title in massive upset to American
Israel Adesanya has lost his UFC middleweight championship for a second time.
Rotorua Trust's new leader a familiar local face
A new chief executive take overs the role.
How to catch a cheater: Private investigators' tips for spotting the red flags
Investigators say a spouse’s gut instinct that something isn’t right is usually correct.
'Catastrophic failure': National vows to end emergency housing in Rotorua motels
The social housing waitlist has exploded in recent years.
Heartbreaking choice: Mum 'trapped in motel' can't have all her kids to stay
'On a good day, it still tears us apart … we are on tenterhooks.'
'Incredible memories': Aims Games wraps up for 2023
"So many competitors will leave with the most incredible memories."
'Thrilled': Large grant to speed up mountain bike park's storm rebuild
The park was smashed during Cyclone Gabrielle in February.
Subscribers react to Richard Prebble’s take on what the real election issue is
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Opinion: Mind boggling how dental care is not part of health system
OPINION: Our teeth are important. Let’s treat them that way.
Mum living near 'scary' geothermal mud pot may move if it keeps growing
She is concerned the council did not tell her when the hole grew in late August.
Mark Lister: Is India the new China?
OPINION: India is shaping up as a highly attractive place to do business.
'Gross violation': Pensioner's two-year wait for window repair, council under fire
Meanwhile, three businesses say they can replace the windows within a month.
The glistening vine: An aunty’s request for her daughter’s 21st
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Iwi drops bid for Ruapehu Alpine Lifts; reserves stance under its Treaty claim settlement
Ngāti Tūwharetoa drops bid for Ruapehu Alpine Lift
Te Arawa mobilising to beat invasive pest
The invasive clams were first found in April and originated in Asia.
All Blacks v France: Beauden Parrot, our psychic bird, pecks a winner
Watch: Meet our new team member with one sole purpose.
Teen BMX star has sights set on Olympic domination
Rikihana-Gray is riding high after recent wins.
'Perfect place': School travels from Rotorua to Tauranga for Aims Games
'But we liked the place, it suits us and there’s a lot more to do over there.'
Whakatāne news digest: Parklets, pizza — and there's life in the cemeteries yet
The latest news from the Eastern Bay of Plenty.
Two North Island highway projects will each add ‘billions’ to economy
Each year big projects are delayed costs country $500m, transport business group says.
Double act: Jenkins twins take on Aims Games
'The twins are the biggest characters.'
All Blacks squad naming: Barrett ruled out, Narawa heading home
The All Blacks have made some interesting changes ahead of the World Cup opener.
Gregor Paul: The main concern with the All Blacks team to play France
Dalton Papali’i's selection at No 6 doesn’t leave much in the way of neutral ground.
'Carrot and stick': How town halved early deaths from air pollution
'We’re at the pointy end of the stick now.'
Review: Kingsley shines in tale of aliens and ageing
Jules answers the question: What if ET had been found by an elderly man?
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