'Unprecedented': Medical centre gifted to local iwi
The change in ownership will 'better serve the community'.
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Number of bail breaches 'not manageable', police say
An internal police report paints a picture of a broken bail system.
Coldtober! Mercury plunges, but warmer weather on the way
Region felt the cold this morning.
Gold clam pest invasion prevention in Rotorua 'fast-moving', council official says
Councillors have asked how the district's lakes would be protected.
Bone-chilling: North Island temperatures plunge to below freezing
It may be spring but it's feeling like winter in these spots.
How to talk about death: Former hospice nurse's advice on facing 'the inevitable'
"The only way to get to those deeper levels is to have those deep conversations."
Bay of Plenty teacher denies charges of indecent assault
The teacher has been granted interim name suppression.
DoC starts voluntary booking system for New Zealand's busiest day walk
DoC urges trampers to book ahead this summer, to protect the popular national park.
Water, water everywhere: What candidates have to say to flooded business owner
Rotorua MP candidates respond to Bryce Allan's story.
Movie review: Why Netflix rom-com will charm your romantic soul
New romcom has all the hallmarks of a classic.
Taupō weather: September coasting on averages
It was a wet, windy, typical September for Taupō.
Club report: Tauhara Women’s Luncheon Club
Tauhara Women’s Luncheon Club was treated to a fascinating talk by fun guy Ben Thomas.
Thumbs up and thumbs down
Find out what has annoyed and amazed the people of Taupō and Tūrangi this week.
SH1 to close on two days for truck removal, 53km added to journey
SH1 south of Taupō will close yet again for a truck to be removed from Bulli Pt.
350 homes, 470+ jobs: Fast-tracked development aims to ease city's dire shortage
Construction work on the first 215 houses could start this year.
Government gives Ruapehu Alpine Lifts another bailout
It is the fourth multimillion-dollar bailout since November last year.
'Safeguard our Rotomoana': Rāhui considered for lakes to avoid clam invasion
"It is our shared responsibility to collaborate in the best interest of all our lakes."
Champion mountainbiker nabs another victory
Taupō mountainbiker Sammie Maxwell wins in first appearance for new team.
Fishing season opens with trout up to 3kg caught
Reports of good-sized fish being caught on lakes Tarawera and Rotoiti, with some over 3kg.
Sweet, zingy salad a guaranteed show-stopper
Try this bright and playful salad dish for something a bit different.
NRL dream comes true for Waikato woman
A young Waikato rugby league player is quickly rising up the women's ranks of NRL.
'Definitely feel the rise in rent': Cost takes up half of Rotorua renter's pay
One renter said he could 'definitely feel the rise in rent'.
Early election voting begins today: Everything you need to know
The advance voting period for the 2023 election starts today.
Lotto loot for Tauranga and Rotorua players
Tauranga and Rotorua Lotto players strike it lucky.
Proud, but struggling: The young Kiwi carers fighting to be 'seen'
'They always look at the person with the brain injury and [not] the people behind them.'
Morgana O'Reilly's one-woman sell-out show
With her having performed the show over 50 times, it will soon be made into a film.
'Unreasonable': Inquiry finds failings after child nearly died choking on apple
Chief Ombudsman finds flaws in WorkSafe and Education Ministry's actions after tragedy.
Mark Lister: Don’t squander these high interest rates
OPINON: Fixed income could be about to offer some great opportunities.
Sonya Bateson: Impoverished children of today are adults of tomorrow
OPINION: Society will suffer if we let our children be deprived of a good future.
Wingspan celebrates completion of $2.4m display aviaries and breeding chambers
The third stage of the project is set to begin in 2024.
Geese and wallaby woes: What Rotorua candidates think of Predator Free 2050
Candidates were asked what their parties would do to control pests.
A legacy we create for good or bad outcomes
This song Tangata Kikoro translates to “The Gigolo”.
Mastering the 'punk rock' of bike racing
It's fast, it's difficult and it's pretty new to NZ. But what is cyclocross?
Watch: Burst pipe shoots water high into the air
Water was shut down to up to 1800 homes while the pipe was repaired.