
Help sought for festive feast in Tūrangi
Each Christmas the River of Life Church feeds more than 150 at the Tūrangi Community Hall.
Each Christmas the River of Life Church feeds more than 150 at the Tūrangi Community Hall.
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Scientists are studying foreshore slumping following Taupō quake and tsunami.
The bigger they are, the harder they fall.
Kāinga Ora will reveal its revised plans tomorrow for a controversial empty section.
Rotorua’s Atapo Moore came second, winning $24,000.
'It’s very irresponsible especially given it was not put out for public consultation'
The health warning is based on water test results.
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Three faint kiwi footprints were left in the new concrete.
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Community, staff and moving with the times are all attributed to its success.
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Funds from the event will go towards Gumboot Friday.
Craig Stewart was hit by a car while riding his bike but he was determined to race again.
'Wear a frock or just wear something that makes you feel fabulous.'
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Bay of Plenty police have been conducting checkpoints.
Scope owner Dana Greer said she had to stop counting, with everyone happy to give.
'You will be part of this whare as long as this whare stands.'