Six-vehicle crash SH5 at Ngongotaha, two patients hospitalised
Two people were taken to Rotorua Hospital after a six-car crash on SH5 at Ngongotaha.
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Rotorua Singlespeed Society raises $8000 for causes
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Inspiring night out with collection of adventure films
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Emergency housing likely for more than five years - council
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Cause of mud and steam eruption in Rotorua road revealed
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Mud, steam, water erupt on Rotorua road - quenching to begin if no bore link found
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Named: Woman who abused, neglected and bashed her child to death
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