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Ballance chief executive resigns
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Best in BMX hit Rotorua for Oceania champs this weekend
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Rotorua Daily Post and senior journalist up for major awards
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Hundreds of Māori switching to the Māori electoral roll
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Free Anzac events to recall sacrifice
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Local Focus: Manaaki Rotorua invites cyclone victims to ‘Be Our Guest’
Free getaway packages to Rotorua offered to those impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle.
Rotorua's House of Science branch seeking help to improve scientific literacy
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