
Why Rotorua’s Christmas Day forecast might dampen your plans
Rain expected in Rotorua from Christmas afternoon, continuing through Boxing Day.
Rain expected in Rotorua from Christmas afternoon, continuing through Boxing Day.
MetService forecasts warm, wet Christmas for Bay of Plenty, rain easing by Dec 27.
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Reviews are being undertaken into both incidents.
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The woman was recovered from the water and received CPR.
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Outdoors Christmas Day cooking is allowed, but the warning is: Be careful.
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A set menu of cold meats, roasted veges and desserts will be served by volunteers.
Walker mentors six jade carvers in Rotorua.
He is not an immediate risk to public safety but still should not be approached.
'Police are not looking for anyone else in relation to Mr Taylor’s death.'
The 19-year-old was in the first of many surgeries, her mum said.
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Farmer says he’s not just farming sheep any more, he’s “trying to farm worms”.
Northland mum celebrates her 'miracle babies' after overcoming premature birth challenges.
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Businesses say sales have dropped since the road was made one-way.
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