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Premium debate: What subscribers say about Sam Uffindell's high school bullying

OPINION: Subscribers have their say.

New allegations: Uffindell stood down as former flatmate speaks out

There will be an investigation into the allegations.

McClay: Nats panel that picked Uffindell took assault admission 'very seriously'

The panel concluded Uffindell had worked 'very hard to be a better person since then'.

Rotorua Business Awards reveals finalists

Rotorua Business Chamber chief executive describes calibre of finalists as 'magnificent'.

'You certainly feel it': Sam Cane opens up on feeling the weight of a nation

All Blacks captain Sam Cane feels the weight of a nation.

'Buzzing': Rotorua squash club proud of their golden girl

Rotorua squash player wins gold at Birmingham Commonwealth Games.

Loo paper supply at risk over staff lockout - union

The lockout comes after workers called for an inflation adjustment to their salaries.

Crash near Okere Falls, one passing lane blocked

Police were alerted to the incident just before 5pm.

'We'll fix Rotorua': RDRR members launch election campaign

Macpherson says his point of difference is 'expertise in fixing sick organisations'

House left 'splattered in blood' after fight, police apologise for response

The home owner said two people were allegedly fighting "right up against the windows".

'Appalling, shameful mess': Motorists doing burnouts turn 'jewel' into a 'disgrace'

'We have basically seen it become a quagmire'.

House values drop below $1 million average: What's going on in your area?

One area bucked the trend: up 40 per cent last year, down only 3.4 per cent now.

20 golds! Kiwi squash stars finish Comm Games in style

New Zealand's most successful Games has been capped by their most successful athlete.

Omicron outbreak: Child among 13 Covid-related deaths, 4006 new cases today

Expert predicts thousands of infections each day for the foreseeable future.

Rotorua netball star gets hair chopped off by Black Fern

"I'm currently nervous, I don't know how I'm going to talk as you're doing it."

Felix Desmarais: Lemons, feijoas and karma in the suburbs

OPINION: Not everyone lives in the same fruity Pollyanna world as me, and it hurt.

Serious injuries in two-truck crash at major Waikato intersection

One person reported to be in a serious condition

Proud principal snaps up children's art in auction

The school's principal says keeping the "beautiful" artwork was worth the money.