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Flooding and slips throughout Bay of Plenty, 'more rain on the way'
Flooding was reported in Maketu, Paengaroa and Pikowai.
Revealed: The suburbs where every home sold made a profit
Homeowners who sold from January to March make hundreds of thousands.
Taupō Business Awards finalists to be decided
The Taupō Business Awards are closed for entries, and now the judges have a tough job.
Auckland surgeons must now consider ethnicity in prioritising patients for operations
Health officials said it was an important step in reducing historical health inequities.
The Chiefs' honest admission ahead of Super Rugby final
The Chiefs can now admit this is the matchup they wanted all along.
Business Digest: How Ngāti Whakaue is supporting its entrepreneurs
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National pushes for tougher sentences for gangs after Ōpōtiki tangi procession
Labour's police spokesperson claims it is a lazy rehash of old National policy.
Weather: Heavy rain watch in place as forecast predicts wet week ahead
Tauranga Airport recorded 83mm of rain in 48 hours.
Ram raids getting 'out of control' as fresh spate of attacks prompt safety fears
'I’ve got a baby, I’ve got a wife who doesn’t even feel safe anymore ...'
Fasting: Benefits beyond weight loss
One-size-fits-all fasting advice is not for everyone, especially women, says Dr Ala Farah.
Opinion: Why evicting unruly state tenants is not the answer
OPINION: Kicking unruly tenants out is going to have its own implications for society.
Storage wars: Inside the growing business of shipping containers
Spoiler: Lots of them are being used for anything but shipping.
'Raw anger': Company that blamed teen for slingshot eye injury found at fault
Family took action after WorkSafe chose not to prosecute over incident on school trip.
Night of sparkles: Dance pair prepare for big hospice fundraiser
Rotorua Community Hospice needs to raise $1 million each year.
Opinion: Quiet quitters should just quit
Opinion: You are more likely to be promoted if you have a can-do, will-do attitude.
Mark Lister: House prices have bottomed, but where might they go from here?
OPINION: Where the new 'normal' for mortgage rates might settle.
Rotorua ram raids: Another Ngongotaha Rd business targeted
CCTV footage shows two cars pulling up, while one rams the front of the store.
Lonely? How to make a new best friend in adulthood
While you can ask someone, “Are you single?”, there's no question, “Are you friended?”
'He was taking the vape all the time'
Karen Church discusses the impact a nearly four-year vaping addiction had on her 17-year-old son. Video / Alex Cairns
'He was ... going berserk': Families of teen vaping addicts speak out
Others say vaping 'ripped' a family apart and left a teen looking 'like death'.
Too rapid for rafting: Wet weather costs tourism sector at least $1m, say businesses
One has been forced to close for hundreds of days in the past year.
Architecture award winners include Chateau Tongariro and Whanganui museum exhibition
The Chateau embodied a timeless elegance and was rooted deeply in New Zealand’s heritage.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Only luck has prevented more tragedies like Loafers Lodge
OPINION: Boarding houses were common in many New Zealand towns and cities after the war.
'Quiet and cold': Town at centre of homicide very different to days earlier
'I just hope the police are able to find some answers now for the family.'
Premium Debate: Quiet quitting makes sense if extra effort only gets you more work
OPINION: Subscribers have their say.
Fire investigators say heater suspected cause of Gibson St house fire
"People don’t realise how hot things are."
Volleyballer not afraid of hard grind for Thailand trip
Teen dedicated to honing his skills and helping train other volleyball players.
Te Arawa Lakes Trust appoints new chief executive
The recruitment process for this role was extensive.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Elderly chief devastated when services refused
“You say I am too old. Behold me dance."
Stumped for superlatives! Brilliant ahurei brings hundreds of whanau home
Waiata and haka cherry on top of fabulous time of remembrance.
Rotorua lakes checked for invasive gold clam
They can clog up water-based infrastructure.
From tailgating to trailblazing: The ultimate traffic hack for commuters
Opinion: Say goodbye to congestion - a solution to New Zealand's traffic woes.