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Woman's 5-year battle for diagnosis after 'horrendous' symptoms
“Pretty much everyone said, ‘We can’t find anything wrong with you’.”
'I did this to myself': How she spiralled into $8400 debt and insolvency
She's speaking out to warn others of the dangers of impulse shopping and ignoring debt.
Four injured as car crashes into restaurant in Rotorua
Police were called about 5.55pm to a two-vehicle crash on Fenton St, near Grey St.
McMeltdown: McDonald’s in NZ, around world can't process orders in IT outage
Worker spoken to by Herald says none of the screens they take orders on are working.
Stage 4 cancer patient beat the odds - but his unfunded battle isn't over yet
He is paying $1700 every eight weeks for unfunded Keytruda treatments.
Opinion: Housing crisis is a disaster so why is there little empathy for its victims?
Opinion: 'It’s absolutely disgusting that our country has such a severe housing problem.'
"It just blasted": Unusual plumes of steam and bubbles from geothermal bore
“All of a sudden something happened and it just blasted.”
'No robust evidence' Kāinga Ora activities impact house prices, agency says
A councillor disagrees, referencing locals’ 'terrible, sad and upsetting stories'.
'Final' RAL bailout a waste of money, business owner says
A Ruapehu business owner says the latest government bailout is a waste of money.
#Photos: Fifteen years of Supper Club
Photos of the Rotorua Supper club over the last 15 years.
Hot topics quiz: What was the height of Robert Wadlow, making him the tallest person ever recorded?
How good is your general knowledge? Test yourself with our hot topics quiz.
It's a record! Supper Club blows fundraising tally out of the water
Rotorua sets new fundraising high in shows of support for Ronald McDonald Family Retreats.
Stabbing at roundabout: Police arrest three, seize cars and pistol
'We understand the fear and concern events like this inflict on the community.'
Regional routes marginal in some areas says airline boss
The airline says it has been subsidising routes since 2020.
Canoe star named for record-equalling fifth Games
Luuka Jones joins some elite Olympic company.
'Flak' and 'shenanigans': Truckie tells how she fought her way to the top
It was a bumpy road but now she's in the 'best job ever'.
Water company wins award as it awaits supreme court decision
Local iwi and community groups opposed consents granted to expand the operation.
'Dramatic' collision: Driver sentenced after farmer killed
Tamihana Curtis says he blacked out. A judge rejected the claim.
'Couldn't move': Allergic woman trapped in home as 'millions' of wasps swarm
She's happy to help pay for pest management, but there's just one problem.
'What next?': Locals' fears after shooting, stabbing near shopping centre
Police want witnesses or people with video footage of the incidents to come forward.
Meet the Kiwis who quit the office and earn money while travelling the world
'I get the work done, whatever it takes'
Six60 and country music star to play Taupō Supercars gig
Another major act has been announced as part of the off-track programme.
Harbourmaster stops 'calling the bar' service
The Harbourmaster says the skipper is best placed to decide to cross the bar.
‘Bang, bang’: Neighbour hears shotgun blasts as man critically injured in shooting
An area at Te Ngae Shopping centre has been cordoned off.
Too sick to enrol? Chronically ill Rotorua woman struggles to find GP
New research shows underfunding is forcing some clinics to cherry-pick healthy patients.
Australia hold on to snare nail-biting victory over Black Caps
Live updates of the second test at Hagley Oval as the Black Caps chase history.
'Horrible': Renter lives every day in fear of getting kicked out
Meet renters expecting to be tenants for life, and those who still dream of homeownership.
Critical injuries: Highway reopens after crash near Rotorua
Hato Hone St John said two people have been taken to hospital.
Mark Lister: Companies still doing it tough - will lacklustre earnings give way for optimism?
OPINON: Many of our listed companies are still doing it tough.
Andrew Alderson: Black Caps making a habit of batting recoveries
New Zealand have built a stubborn faith that no match is beyond the realm of restoration.
Check your ticket! Rotorua Lotto player wins $24,441
The player was one of 10 nationally who won the Lotto Second division last night.
Baywide cricket: Te Puke still in top four after loss
Te Puke and Pāpāmoa both taste defeat.
Opinion: Penalise teen criminals - but do it this way
Opinion: Do you remember your teenage years?