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Editorial: Rotorua's homeless dilemma highlights deeper social issues

OPINION: A business owner nearby lost revenue as customers avoided the encampment.

How much trust should we place in analyst advice?

OPINION: Analysts may rate a company 'buy' even if they have doubts about its prospects.

Police seek witnesses to Rotorua hit-and-run

A critically injured pedestrian was taken to hospital.

Auckland ICU doctor's book exposes NZ health system crisis from the inside

Mismanaged priorities, hospital bullies, public vs private - Dr Ivor Popovich tells all.

Adams signs $65m NBA deal

Steven Adams is staying with the Houston Rockets on a three-year deal.

Tourism boycott over council cutting Tourism BOP funding

More than 44 operators affected, including Tio Ohiwa and Kohutapu Lodge.

Chiefs beat Brumbies to book spot in Super Rugby Pacific final

The Chiefs will head to Christchurch to meet the Crusaders next weekend.

Claim councillor told another to '**** off' after 'true history' clash

The councillor says he did not say the words – but his meaning was correctly inferred.

Top honours for star salespeople

A Pāpāmoa agent won multiple top awards, including Salesperson of the Year.

Reporoa mum baking to thank the hospital that saved her son’s life

Her local playcentre has jumped in to help her bake goodies to sell for Starship.

Night market cancelled this week ‘as a precaution’ after vehicle incident

Rotorua Lakes Council is investigating and doing a health and safety review.

Quorum 'glitch': Councillor absences force submission hearing to pause

The council says it happens 'very rarely', and the mayor says absences were valid.

Watch: Aerial footage of BoP flooding, unstable trees to be felled

Four trees on SH2 in Tauranga will be felled due to destabilisation.

Letters to the editor: Homeless plight makes me ashamed to be human

OPINION: Our readers have their say.

Dr Lesley Rameka honoured for 30-year service to Māori

“They were sharing a real taonga with us, and it was important that their words be heard."

'It seemed strange': Pharmacist's concern about ambulance's frequent narcotics orders

A couple who ran a private ambulance service allegedly procured morphine and fentanyl.

'Moved around like cattle': Rough sleepers in makeshift CBD camp trespassed

The council says the operation was necessary due to antisocial behaviour.

'We're here to grow value': Govt announces grass-fed cert scheme, $17m resilient pasture programme

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said agriculture was leading NZ out of a recession.