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Local Focus: John Chetty on Candidate Camera

Restore Rotorua as a tourist destination, says first time RDRR candidate John Chetty

'Pretty scary': Manhunt after gunpoint robbery of security van, guards at ATM

Police have since said they were now following 'strong lines of inquiry'.

Residents wake to snow, SH5 reopens to motorists

'I happened to look out the window and noticed that it was snowing.'

Businesses shine at Taupō business awards

Stories of businesses triumphing over adversity abound at Taupō business awards.

More than $50k raised for locked out Kawerau workers

Unions had been 'incredibly generous' in their contributions.

'Well below the national average': Fewer female representation for Bay of Plenty elections

One of the local constituencies has just two women out of 17 candidates vying for a seat.

Snow settles on Mt Tarawera as cold blast moves north

Multiple roads across the country are closed due to snow.

Heavy rain, winds lash Auckland; cold blast moves north

Aucklanders urged to follow forecasts as heavy rain and strong winds hit city.

Teen sentenced to nine months' home detention after raping four girls

One of Jayden Meyer's victims says she has lost her sense of self-worth since the rape.

'You are an Ironman', man behind the magic voice hangs up his mic

Hanging up his mic after saying "you are an Ironman" half a million times.

Live: Heavy rain lashes Auckland, Northland - cold blast sweeps NZ

Temperatures will drop with snow on alpine passes and heavy rain in the upper North.

Jo Raphael: AIMS Games' triumphant return important to kids

OPINION: I wish AIMS Games was around when I was at intermediate.

'That's a mockery': Growing anger over use of moko, mataora in image filters

To Māori, moko and tatau are unique expressions of whakapapa and identity

Felix Desmarais: The pronunciation of 'helicopter' has me in a spin

OPINION: Language reaches across barriers and cultures to our mutual humanity.

Tame Iti: People were quite critical of those without formal training

Tuhoe activist and renowned Maori artist Tame Iti had no proper art training.

Travel agents work long hours as understaffed offices keep up with demand

Some have reported business is better than it was pre-pandemic.

Why not adopt? Giving a rescue dog a home can make you feel like a 'hero'

Adoption know-how: Why rescue dogs need your help, and how to prepare.

Business digest: New app, partnership signed, inaugural awards

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