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Much-loved grandmother died peacefully in her rest home last week
Schoolgirl bus stop bashing: Security firm's service cut weeks before bloody attack
It comes as Rotorua's mayor calls on the Government to give the city more police.
‘No vax, no job’ - Respected worker gets $33K after being sacked during Covid
Health and safety rep reluctantly got a first vaccination but still lost his job.
'The buggers': Visitor gutted after car stolen, dumped — then stolen again
Not only is the car gone, but 'irreplaceable' photos have also been lost.
'I wanted to kill you': Victim lashes out at her rapist
"You became a thief of the worst imaginable kind."
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'God, I hope it doesn’t come through': Spiked vehicle chase caught on camera
Sparks could be seen coming from a spiked vehicle.
Strava ranks Rotorua in top 10 mountain biking destinations in the world
The city is one of 10 spots around the world considered the best.
Deane back as Visions boss, still to sell security firm after misconduct ruling
Why Tiny Deane is back at work as chief executive of Visions of a Helping Hand Trust.
Pacific early learning centre pleads for support amid autism challenges
Of the 20 enrolled children, up to eight may be on the autism spectrum.
Schoolgirl left 'covered in blood' and concussed after bus stop bashing
'The girl came over and just started punching her in the face.'
'A real measurable difference': 1300 new teachers recruited in 18 months
'Teachers are choosing New Zealand as a place to teach and call home.'
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Breast cancer survivor shares her journey ahead of Daffodil Day
Daffodil Day will support the more than 25,000 Kiwis diagnosed with cancer this year.
From Rotorua to Harvard: Q&A with scholar set to chase his dreams in the US
'I’ve always dreamed of improving people’s lives'.
'Too busy to eat or drink': How often hospital's wards were over capacity in 2022
The nursing union says nurses are "at breaking point" due to the impact.
Watch: Incredible footage shows massive slip east of Ōpōtiki
The road has now reopened in both directions via one lane.
City wellbeing: Has Rotorua improved in the past year? The answer depends on who you ask
The council report released this time last year said the city was in a poor position.
Tango to the top: Rotorua's Dancing for Hospice winners announced
“It was absolutely incredible, like nothing I could ever imagine.”
After violent bashings, infamous criminal is back in court — with a new name
A victim has since taken her two children and moved from Rotorua.
Mark Lister: Dealing with the dairy downturn
OPINION: This is a timely reminder of the need to hedge our bets.
Dancing for Hospice couples to strut their stuff for charity tonight
Rotorua couples will take to the stage to raise money for hospice.
'No more deputy chief executives': Council management roles axed
The mayor reveals that a restructure is underway.
Three injured after car and logging truck crash, SH1 reopens
Police were called to the Waitahanui accident about 12.30pm.
Arrest in relation to sudden death of Taupō man
Police are investigating the sudden death of a Taupō man on August 13.
Poo, privacy and slurs: Why a tiny school is fighting development rules
The school is asking for neighbours to be excluded from proposed intensification plans.
Readers’ views: Where is 'building a relationship' in sex education?
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Dairy's 'perfect storm': Farmers steeling for downturn say pain will be widespread
'The mental anguish is probably starting to have quite an impact on all farmers.'
Work begins to return Te Arawa taonga to lakefront
Construction would take approximately seven months.
Sonya Bateson: Cutting GST on fruit and veg sounds good but leaves a bad taste
Opinion: It turns out that affordable fruit and vegetables make a good election bribe.
'Haemorrhaging': Popular bar loses up to $100k because it can't sell booze
The business suffered a 'shock-horror moment' after losing its liquor licence.
Sold Out take top spot at Bandquest competition
Young musicians in the Bay of Plenty have taken the spotlight this week.