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Police arrest 12 after aggravated robberies and ram-raid-style burglary
The arrests were all made within 24 hours of the incident happening.
Coldest morning of the year so far for some, more chilly weather on the way
Kiwis are in for some more cold nights from the middle of the week.
Youth choir members assisted by paramedics at Anzac service
Day of rememberance pays tribute to the 30,000 Kiwis who have died in wars and conflicts.
Take on the Ks to help out kiwi
The Rotorua Marathon is beginning a fundraising initiative this year called Ks for Kiwis.
Anzac Day: Thousands at emotional dawn services
Thousands flocked to Mount Maunganui this morning to pay their respects.
Warm and relatively dry week for Taupō
Autumn weather continues to be relatively dry and mild in Taupō.
Man with disability faces homelessness: 'I think it is so cruel. Where is the humanity?'
'I need a miracle. I know time is running out. I am very, very frightened.'
'Mob of people': Frustrated residents hit out at boy-racer meetings
'Someone could easily have been seriously hurt or killed.'
'Deceiving' lake: Warning for kayakers after eight get into trouble this month
Two people last seen kayaking on the lake have died in the past year.
The Prem Debate: Desperate Labour taps Nats' migration policy
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The 28th Maori Battalion A Company flag to fly on the Waitangi Treaty Grounds
Battalion soldiers were present at the Centennial of the Treaty Signing in 1940.
Opinion: Light-footed local lad makes Touch Blacks debut
Jordan Hudson made his debut for the Touch Blacks this weekend.
Countdown on for business awards
There's just one month left to enter the Unison Great Lake Taupō Business Awards.
Five youths arrested after Taupō jewellery store incident
Youths have been taken into custody following an incident at a Taupō jewellery store.
No tsunami threat from Kermadec Islands earthquake
The National Emergency Management Agency says people should follow updates.
'Wrap up nice and warm': Cold snap on the way for Anzac Day
Overnight temperatures of 7C in Tauranga and 2C in Rotorua are expected.
No helmet or protective clothing: Police confirm motorbike crash details
A motorcyclist who was seriously injured in a crash wasn't wearing a helmet.
What you need to know about Anzac Day in Rotorua
A guide to local road closures, commemoration timings and locations on Tuesday.
The strange world of a Covid hospital ward brought to life in film
Mature audiences of all ages will find Allelujah an important, eye-opening film.
Breaking down concrete barriers: Visually impaired apprentice with autism excels
Todd Maitland shows why people from all backgrounds should consider a career in trades.
Carmen Hall: Don’t be like me and fill in your Census at the last minute
'Snails in my mailbox chomped their way through the thank-you note'
Operatunity’s Strike Up the Band offers old-time toe tappers
Operatunity is bringing Strike Up the Band to Rotorua in May.
Veterans talk about their service and why Anzac Day is celebrated
ANZAC Day is a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand.
Kelly Makiha: Why yarning to a 14-year-old restored my faith in the younger generation
Teaching our kids to be hard workers and good talkers is even more important now.
Recession scenario: Some employers cut staff, others can't find workers
'We are looking for grassroots people that want to do the mahi'.
'Nasty bug': Flu season begins early ahead of another bumper year, warning for daycares
Virologist says flu is already on the rise in NZ, as long-absent strains return.
Fordlands motorcycle crash: Rider taken to hospital with serious injuries
He has been taken to hospital in a serious condition.
'A new frontier': The opportunities and obstacles of using artificial intelligence in education
"It’s incumbent upon us to explore its possibilities, because it’s not going to go away."
'Unexpected': Sir Paul Adams inducted into NZ Business Hall of Fame
'Sir Paul is definitely deserving of this recognition no matter how modest he is.'
Kiwi Jordi Webber new 'cyclone with a smile' on Home and Away
Jordi Webbers hits Kiwi screens tomorrow.
Rotorua invited to take up paintbrushes and bring mural to life
The painting for the ‘Mural Mai’ Community Mural Project runs until Tuesday.
Mark Lister: What are you really earning on your money?
It’s tough. The best deposit rates in 15 years and savers are still going backwards