Need a 'chiropractor': National's Simeon Brown hits out over potholes
School speed limits have also come under fire.
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Fruit and vegetable prices rose 5.4 per cent in August 2023 compared to August 2022.
Rotorua Daily Post moving from Hinemoa St premises
Your local newspaper team is moving to a new location.
Site picked for building to replace courthouse lawyer once called 'feral'
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'Next thing, there’s all these shots': Witness ducks for cover in street shooting
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'Extremely complex': Demolition starts at former QE Health site
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First she mowed city's overgrown grass. Now she's tackling litter, a trolley at a time
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CBD crime: New inner-city hub will house police, guardians, wardens
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'Excessively low': Questions raised over Waka Kotahi pothole damage payouts
Motorist who fought for a payout believes that agency makes it as “difficult as possible”.
Mum in emergency housing wins Miss Rotorua 2023
The mother battling for a better future for her children has won Miss Rotorua.
Mark Lister: A turning point for the labour market?
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Woman facing raft of charges after incident in Whakatāne
The woman remains in custody.
IT upgrade costs council about $14.9m more than first budgeted
Rotorua Lakes Council had initially budgeted $3.4m for the project.
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Trial date for Korrey Whyman’s murder yet to be set
A man charged with murdering a Kawerau mother has appeared in the High Court.
Name suppression lapses for Taupō man charged with murder
The man accused of murdering Brodie Ruatara has appeared in the High Court.
Ngahi Bidois: My Pākehā wife walks in my world and I walk in hers
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Rotorua kapa haka teams get down to fundraising for national competition
Four Rotorua high school kapa haka teams are preparing to head to Nelson.
Two motel contracts end as emergency housing need falls - but has the issue moved?
Rotorua's mayor raises concerns about shift to hostels, backpackers with minister.
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