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The regional council says it will take time to see if change is happening.
Police name man who died in Ōpōtiki
CPR was performed but the man died of his injuries.
Patchell Group's call to enter the 'business party of the year'
'Rotorua’s business party of the year'
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Opinion: I believe there’s a line to be drawn here.
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'Many of the incidents are very distressing for our workers'
Mark Lister: Should I pay off the mortgage, or invest that extra cash?
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Missing Taupō man located deceased
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Jurors deliberated for about four hours.
Te Mapou marks site where chief fell
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Roimata Mihinui: June 10 is a special day on our Tuhourangi calendar
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Nicola Grigg: What the National Party wants for New Zealand women
Opinion: Women's spokesperson outlines the party policies.
Have you seen Michael James Hill? Police appeal for public's help
Taupō Police are appealing for assistance from the public to locate 49-year-old.
'They’re going to kill me': Man fleeing gang members hides in restaurant chiller
Businesses in Tauranga's CBD are also complaining about crime and antisocial behaviour.
Crispian Stewart: Rotorua tournament celebrates legacy of league visionaries
OPINION: Peter McLeod was a fervent supporter and advocate of the sport.
Opinion: The right and wrongs of selling the Ruapehu Ski fields
Not everything in relation to the Ruapehu ski fields should be about profit.
'We love our tulips': Council axes bid to trim flowerbed budget
Councillors decide against slashing $935,000 from the beautification spend.
'Major' roadworks double travel time for some commuters
"If I’m going to town I have to add 20 mins of extra travel time."
'Overwhelmed with happiness': Mayor welcomes baby girl, announces 'unique' name
She also shared a 'you've got to be kidding me' moment from during her delivery.
Hands off free contraception, National
OPINION: Find somewhere else to save dollars and leave contraception alone.
Death or injury likely: Damning report finds high fire risk at homeless hotel
An official report has revealed the potentially deadly dangers at the facility.
Parents lining up at liquor stores as kids go hungry - and other sad tales of booze harm
'Ōpōtiki has 14 liquor outlets ... Ōpōtiki has a population of 9300.'
Chiefs power-up front row for Reds match
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Rotorua algal blooms: Health warnings for all lakes lifted
The algal blooms had subsided.
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There are fewer people living in homeless motels but some residents are still suffering.