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Phil Gifford: Dynamic Cane continuing to answer critics
Phil Gifford present four Super Rugby talking points as players make World Cup statements.
Why a former Olympian is riding the Tour of New Zealand
In five days, competitors ride 517 kilometres from Arthurs Pass to Crown Range.
Murder of a tourist: The shocking killing of Karen Aim
A Moment In Crime podcast gives in-depth look into the murder of tourist Karen Aim
Ballance chief executive resigns
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The 'trendy' fruit that packs a punch in the Bay and the call to eat more of it
'We know 60% of all avocados grown in NZ are eaten by just 5% so there's huge potential.'
Man found on Whakamaru road with serious injuries, police investigating
The man was found at 4.45am in Whakamaru, north of Taupo.
Motorcyclist dies following Bay of Plenty crash
The crash occurred about 4.30pm this afternoon in Te Puke.
'To be able to say we’re married is big': Couples celebrate 10 years after marriage law changed
The law meant NZers could marry regardless of sex, sexual orientation or gender identity.
'Tremendously difficult': Career experts share what to do if facing redundancy
'It is quite important to act sooner rather than later.'
'Penny-pinching': Rotorua residents speak out over council's planned spending cuts
Skatepark advocate: 'We can’t afford to be left behind.'
Homeless now 'carefully screened' to ensure Rotorua links, council boss says
The CEO said a change came with the signing of the Rotorua Housing Accord in December.
Cutting the grocery bill: The 'biggest mistake' you can make revealed
Meet people growing their own food - and learn how you can too.
Best in BMX hit Rotorua for Oceania champs this weekend
The Aussies are bringing a strong contingent to the Rotorua track.
Sonya Bateson: Is this generation entitled or do they just know their worth?
Opinion: All relationships are, to some extent, transactional.
Rotorua Daily Post and senior journalist up for major awards
The newsroom has three nominations in this year's Voyager Media Awards.
Hundreds of Māori switching to the Māori electoral roll
Te Pāti Maori push whānau to take the Māori electoral roll option
Free Anzac events to recall sacrifice
Locals and visitors are invited to attend free Anzac commemorations in Rotorua.
Local Focus: Manaaki Rotorua invites cyclone victims to ‘Be Our Guest’
Free getaway packages to Rotorua offered to those impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle.
Rotorua's House of Science branch seeking help to improve scientific literacy
Rotorua’s House of Science branch putting the call out for more volunteers and sponsors.
Young apprentices given a helping hand
The fourth annual Rotary Rotorua North Apprentice Awards were presented recently.
Opinion: It's time to stop pussyfooting with Covid rules
Other countries have moved on, and so should we, writes Luke Kirkness.
The country’s brain drain - who to blame?
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on the brain drain.
Transtasman showdown a fantastic moment for Rotorua women's football
Lindfield Football Club from Sydney will take on local powerhouse Lakes FC.
Iwi haerenga brings history of town to life
Hikoi takes closer look at city’s founding.
Teen has eye on waka ama world champs
She is prepared to make the sacrifices necessary and give the time to training hard.
Chiefly woman ensured the survival her people
Early travellers thought Rungateranga was full of kumara.
Matthew Hooton: It’s time to show China the door
New Zealand’s future lies with the other democracies, not dictatorship in Beijing.
Tony Gill farewelled: 'He was simply a wonderful human being'
Adored Rotorua man Tony Gill has been farewelled by family and friends.
Ratepayers could save thousands under 'essential' new-look Three Waters
But the mayor hits back, saying there is no evidence of how it would be a fair deal.
Annual Kaimanawa muster cancelled
The effects of Cyclone Gabrielle mean the horse muster can't go ahead this year.
Cigarettes, vapes taken in overnight ram raid
Police were notified of a burglary at a dairy on Ranolf St shortly before 3am.