Easter in Tauranga: Thousands expected but will the weather play ball?
'It looks like it is going to be full for Easter.'
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Missing limbs no hindrance in a 4WD
Amputees are being given the chance to experience the Kiwi back country.
Rotorua council missing out on millions in outstanding rates payments
The largest debt is more than seven years old.
'Wish I had begun sooner': Waka ama late-comer relishes success
Injuries prevented her from participating in her preferred activities.
Modern take on tikanga practices an uplifting experience
Vastly different kaupapa but the message is identical: Whanaungatanga.
Tuhoe festival unifying force 50 years on
Iwi members gather from all over the motu to celebrate.
Co-governance: Should we be afraid?
Opinion: An associate professor of commercial law weighs the evidence.
Pak’nSave, Countdown or New World: Which supermarket has the best prices?
Which supermarket could potentially save your family thousands on groceries?
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Te Kaokaoroa: The death of Tohi Te Ururangi
“How good is the work of the ant".
Rotorua public invited to have say on draft Annual Plan, rates rise
Councillors approved moving to the next step, some with a 'heavy heart'.
Easter holiday weather: Heavy rain to hit upper North
MetService has forecasted gales and downpours for Northland, northern parts of Auckland.
Whakatāne digest: Kāinga Ora in Kopeopeo, litter and SH30 roundabouts
Latest from Whakatāne's Local Democracy Reporting.
Taupō District Council mulls rates rise remedies
Taupō District Council rates could rise by as much as 8.6 per cent this year.
Taupō-nui-a-Tia College’s head students have their say
Taupō-nui-a-Tia College's head students share their visions for the academic year.
The Premium Debate: Thousands of nurses move to Australia
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Cabinet minister on Kiri Allan: ‘Whatever context you are in you are a minister’
Little says people see cabinet ministers as ministers 24/7.
Kinloch gets arty for Easter
Art lovers visiting Kinloch will be in for a treat this Easter weekend.
Work to remove driftwood from popular BoP spot
The awa’s detritus and driftwood have no way to leave the river.
Opinion: Made redundant? Here's what to do instead of getting bitter
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait's advice for people losing their job.
Record number of teams set up bumper netball season
Opinion: Netball Rotorua trialling a new initiative this season.
New figures reveal change in number of households in emergency housing motels
Emergency household numbers have risen slightly in Rotorua. Should we be worried?
'Withering' looks and 'cheeky' kids: How this teacher kept working for 52 years
'It’s about being calm and accepting them as they are'
Michael Johnston: The path toward a more content-rich curriculum
Opinion: 'A focus on the basics at primary school, is what opens the curriculum up later.'
History of surfing v New Zealand Wars - the battle over our school curriculum
'There is a great danger that some students are missing out on big chunks of learning.'
Cabinet Minister Kiri Allan apologises for remarks at partner's farewell from RNZ
Dunlop said in her final broadcast she had been passed over for the 'top job'.
Jake McCowatt wins Rotorua’s NZ Certified Builders annual Apprentice Challenge
Young apprentices had to build a fort.
Agency awarded $40k in costs after Whaakari charges dismissed
WorkSafe consistently told NEMA they would not be charged.
The Premium Debate: When ‘the customer is always right’ is wrong
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Man who brutally murdered tourist as a teen says killing ‘an accident’
Scottish tourist Karen Aim's killer reveals he thought violence towards women 'normal'.
Central city toilets out of action after fire
Three fire crews were called to the scene this morning.
First bid on the table for part of Ruapehu Alpine Lifts
A new entity wants to set up a publicly owned company to buy the Turoa skifield.
Trolley town: Tourism hotspot counting cost of dumped shopping carts
Ratepayers are footing the bill, with hundreds removed each month.
‘Because I’m a Māori’: Buck Shelford on his axing from the ABs and what’s wrong with the haka
All Blacks great 'Buck' Shelford was dumped and forgotten by the NZ Rugby Union.
Pressure on foodbank rises following cyclone
Cyclone Gabrielle has had ongoing impacts on southern Lake Taupō.