Assaulted in the line of duty: Rotorua parking wardens attacked
There has been a spate of verbal and physical abuse towards Rotorua parking wardens.
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Rob Rattenbury: Ardern backs off media interviews while Labour struggles
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Under pressure: Bus driver caught speeding 132km/h
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OPINION: It's time for a return to mass state housing.
Local Focus: Boules of steel
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Toi Ohomai graduation caps long journey
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New DHB employees could see Covid-19 vaccine as term of employment
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Jo Raphael: Power through the daylight saving adjustments - it's worth it
OPINION: Despite its pitfalls daylight saving needs to stay.
Council reveals plans for waka club, coastguard base
The proposed space will be used for community events and activities.
Green light! Commissioners vote to establish Māori ward
Tauranga City Council commissioners have unanimously voted to establish a Māori ward.
The upside of social media
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Okere Falls zipline venture gets green light after three-year wait
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'It's heartbreaking': Kids go hungry as families struggle for basics
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'Our staff deserve it': Business owners adopt new $20 minimum wage
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Kiri Gillespie: Knowing how to do this could save lives
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Okere Falls Rotorua's priciest suburb, report reveals
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Easter road toll: Tauranga woman dies in crash near Taupō
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Bay of Plenty firearms dealer admits charges
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Jo Raphael: Easter the perfect time to spread kindness
OPINION: Easter's the time to pay it forward.
Can you cut your toenails? The answer is a clue to how you're ageing
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Jo Raphael: I didn't master any skills over lockdown
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Bay of Plenty player wins a Second Division
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Currie and Wells claim Ironman New Zealand titles
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Dawn Picken: Government's fluoridation decision the right call
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OPINION: The critics need to get with the programme - or change the channel.
'Golliwogs' cafe owner: 'People aren't racist against Barbie dolls'
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'Raw and naked debate': should council workshops be open to the public?
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