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National said the situation was a result of Labour 'having no plan to deal with gangs'.
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Mongrel Mob homicide: Police seeking info on burnt-out vehicle ahead of funeral
The burnt-out vehicle was located on Sunday morning on Waiotahe Valley Rd.
Ōpōtiki homicide: Police seek information on burnt-out vehicle
Steven Taiatini died following an incident on Saint John St in Ōpōtiki on June 9.
Taupō trout fishing fees on the rise
Taupō trout fishing licence fees are increasing for the first time in six years.
Simple steps to make winter healthier and avoid system overload
Opinion: What Kiwis need to know to stay healthy with winter illnesses on the rise.
More chilly nights in store as temperatures plunge below zero around NZ
High hovering over NZ expected to bring some of year's coldest temperatures this week.
DoC ups licence fees on ‘world's finest trout fishing’
The department is increasing fees for trout fishing sites that are among the world's best.
'Unacceptable': Schools close as gangs descend on Ōpōtiki - PM
"This is a situation that police need to get on top of," Hipkins said.
'Devastating': Terminal cancer patient fears losing 'life-extending' drug
The non-smoker had no symptoms when she was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer.
How to light a smoke-free fire
Winter is coming! Let’s burn smoke-free for better air quality in Taupō.
Ruapehu's skiing future looks brighter as Govt approves two bidders
Whakapapa Holdings Limited and Pure Tūroa Limited are the two preferred bidders.
Bay buses to be free for anyone 18 or under from next month
Regional councillors were divided over which option to select.
Zoe Hunter: Stress and the 'state of the world' is no excuse to abuse city workers
Giving negative feedback is one thing. Outright abuse is quite different.
Subscriber views: Kiwis moving to Australia should beware 'rose-tinted glasses'
OPINION: Subscribers have their say.
50 years of lively luncheons
The Tauhara Women's Luncheon Club has released a book called Legacy Letters.
Ōpōtiki Mayor David Moore
Ōpōtiki Mayor David Moore speaks to the Rotorua Daily Post. Video / Rotorua Daily Post
Sports results and club notices from around the Taupō District
Weekly sports and club reports for Taupō.
Mongrel Mob homicide: Gang members line street where slain leader lies
Schools have also closed, citing 'heightened emotions'.
‘Oh dear’: The Warehouse apologises for te reo error inviting people to ‘have a beer day’
'We apologise that we didn’t get it right in this instance.'
Mild start to winter in Taupō
The first 10 days of winter have been dry and mild in Taupō.
'Grow the game': Youth worker dreams of coaching boxing at Olympics - and beyond
'Miracles happen in the present and if you’re not present you can’t expect the miracles.'
Scene guard at suspicious house fire in Ōpōtiki
The house was 'fully involved' when crews arrived.
Mission to shine a light on the 'incredible' Māori of Tauranga and Rotorua
'We have got some incredible talent here,' says Bay director.
'Like slime': The Bay of Plenty town grossed out by dirty tap water
Bay of Plenty town angry and frustrated at rusty brown water supply.
Ruapehu hapū want consultation before new ski field operators are signed off
Concern concessions will be 'rubber-stamped'.
'Don’t make us invisible': Plans to scrap Māori Health Authority under fire
Health providers are upset at National's policy plans to abolish the organisation.
‘I’m not giving every waking hour’: Meet the employees who are quiet quitting
The phrase means doing what you're paid to do, without going 'above and beyond'.
Luke Bradford: What men just don’t get about health
Opinion: Men's Health Week is an opportunity to start doing things better.
Man killed in Ōpōtiki was boss of Mongrel Mob Barbarians
Police are on high alert due to the gang presence in the area.
One hour, two ram raids, two businesses burgled
Police have confirmed stolen vehicles were used to gain entry.
Luke Kirkness: From tragedy to triumph: How we can reshape water safety in New Zealand
Surfers making a splash in water safety show giving power to the people is key.
'Excellently executed': Famous Agatha Christie whodunnit comes to Shambles Theatre
A killer is in their midst. Will they strike again?
'A lot of it's brainpower': Charity dance contest duo putting in the hard yards
Dance couple Hamoterangi Pomana and Owen Turuta are rehearsing for Dancing for Hospice.
'A lot' of people don't know what it does, but this company is one of NZ's best to work for
'We are a very quiet company. If you know what we do, you know who we are.'