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Michele Hunter: We need to make it inconvenient to commit crime
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Jo Raphael: Women facing uphill battles on many fronts in 2022
OPINION: Women are in a fight for their lives, liberties, equal pay and healthcare.
Live: 7068 Covid community cases and 18 deaths today
City's path could show what rest of country faces as infections continue.
Solo dad on benefit says he'll be no better off working for minimum wage
'I can understand why there is a reluctance to move away from the safety net benefits.'
Mark Lister: Which stocks will hold up best in a recession?
COMMENT: Investors can take a number of steps if a recession looms.
Whare Whakaue construction to begin in December after $1.92m funding boost
But the new facility is not expected to be completed until April 2024.
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The 10 dance couples for this year's Harcourts Dancing for Hospice has been revealed.
'I don't want to die. But I need help': Revealed - NZ's broken mental health services
Kiwis are paying the price for a deficient mental health system.
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Great Minds | Lyss' Story
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'Gutting' $500k home build blowout: Stress, delays and broken dreams
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Great Minds | Andrew Little on New Zealand's mental health care
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Health warning lifted for Lake Okaro
People should still be cautious for signs of algal blooms.
Homicide inquiry: Colleagues of Rotorua man found dead at campground 'shocked'
He was a "respected and valued" anaesthetic technician of eight years in Rotorua.
Live: 29 Covid-related deaths, 7441 cases - only half of infections reported
Bloomfield says only half of NZ's Covid cases are being reported.
Heads up: Lake Tce roundabout works start next week
The roundabout will provide access to Kokomea Village, the new development
'Abhorrent', 'hideous': What's going on at Lake Taupō's Hole in One Challenge?
Expansion plans for the Taupō tourist attraction have been abandoned after public outcry.
Airways boss quits after tumultuous Covid years, control tower closure U-turns
Plans to close regional control towers, announced when Covid hit, have been reversed.
Mother who murdered, abused toddler sentenced to life imprisonment
The 18-month-old was malnourished and was covered in bruises, scratches and nappy rash.
Unfinished business: Kiwi BMX star sets new personal record
The attempt has been a year in planning and design
Should gangs be banned? The Premium Debate
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on gangs.
Heart-warming yarn: Knitting for Cool Kids Rotorua spreads winter cheer
Knitting for Cool Kids Rotorua has been delivering packs with warm, knitted accessories
Opinion: Post-Covid view in sight; vending machines sharpening up; online listening increasing
Paul Hickey on business awards, vending machine evolution and a giveaway tip.
Special day as biosecurity work and passion shared
Lynmore School hosted Stuart Hutchings, MPI's chief biosecurity officer, last Friday.
Rotorua woman hosts pink event for cause close to heart
Clara Lucey not only lost her mum to breast cancer in 2018, she lost three friends too.
Local health organisations visited by locals keen to learn more
The local library hosted Rā Hauora - a day to raise awareness about health and wellbeing.
Rescue helicopter: 39 lifesaving missions in April
The helicopter was seen in Tongariro, Ngaruroro River, Rotorua and Tūrangi last month
Opinion: Cost of housing infrastructure everyone's responsibility
Opinion: Property development is a business and you have to spend money to make money.
Waka adds fire power in pest fight
"We want our waka to be more than just a boat..."
Kerri Anne Hancock: Champion for change
Iwi roles facilitate connections to taiao, whanau.
Inaugural Te Arawa Iwi health board to help drive transformation change for the people
"It isn't about 11 people holding the health space for all of Te Arawa."
The story of Ihenga's discovery of Rotorua
Ihenga knew that Potakatawhitinui had come across a body of water.