Sudden closure of Work and Income centre leaves clients feeling abandoned
Work and Income clients were contacted on Monday.
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'No-brainer': Council approves Kawaha Point housing plans
The approval indirectly means potentially 86 houses could be built in the area.
Marina expansion: Further interest needed to make concept viable
The expansion has been an aspiration for the club for over a decade.
Workplace incident: Man remains in serious condition in hospital
WorkSafe was making initial inquiries.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers weigh in on the state of the region’s mental health support
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Tikitapu swamped with waka ama hopefuls from 105 schools
1600 paddlers. 163 races. Four days.
Up to 86 homes, new sports field: Council and club consider land proposal
The possibility is part of a potential joint plan with a sports club.
National Māori Housing think tank starts in Rotorua
The three-day conference looking at the state of Māori housing starts today.
Wayne Knox: Māori housing crisis must be addressed at conference
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Critical injuries: WorkSafe making inquiries after incident involving truck
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Paddlers splash down on Tikitapu for school waka ama champs
More than 1600 paddlers have descended on Rotorua.
Carmen Hall: Hospitality’s struggle to find workers an uphill battle
The hospitality sector is struggling to attract staff and employers are suffering.
Rising wait times for children's mental health assessments 'worrying'
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Celebrations as Aorangi School's new junior playground opened
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Bail denied for man accused of setting Ngongotahā house fire
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Scion innovation leads to flexible 4D printing filament
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'Sick of men attacking her': Murderer appeals life sentence for shooting
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Crankworx: Tenth slopestyle gold for flying Swede
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