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Veterans talk about their service and why Anzac Day is celebrated
ANZAC Day is a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand.
Kelly Makiha: Why yarning to a 14-year-old restored my faith in the younger generation
Teaching our kids to be hard workers and good talkers is even more important now.
Recession scenario: Some employers cut staff, others can't find workers
'We are looking for grassroots people that want to do the mahi'.
'Nasty bug': Flu season begins early ahead of another bumper year, warning for daycares
Virologist says flu is already on the rise in NZ, as long-absent strains return.
Fordlands motorcycle crash: Rider taken to hospital with serious injuries
He has been taken to hospital in a serious condition.
'A new frontier': The opportunities and obstacles of using artificial intelligence in education
"It’s incumbent upon us to explore its possibilities, because it’s not going to go away."
'Unexpected': Sir Paul Adams inducted into NZ Business Hall of Fame
'Sir Paul is definitely deserving of this recognition no matter how modest he is.'
Kiwi Jordi Webber new 'cyclone with a smile' on Home and Away
Jordi Webbers hits Kiwi screens tomorrow.
Rotorua invited to take up paintbrushes and bring mural to life
The painting for the ‘Mural Mai’ Community Mural Project runs until Tuesday.
Mark Lister: What are you really earning on your money?
It’s tough. The best deposit rates in 15 years and savers are still going backwards
Heavy rain watch and severe gales for Bay of Plenty
A low is expected to move eastwards across central North Island today
Jo Raphael: Embrace AI, but let's play it safe
OPINION: It's good to know educators are preparing for it.
Sonya Bateson: Anything on our phones can be used against us
OPINION: It’s not fair to shame people that fall victim to scam artists and predators.
'It is out of character for me': Anna Hawkins takes on raunchy lead role
“It is out of character for me"
'Heartbroken': Mum, daughter have terminal cancer. Now, a sister is trying to save her own life
They tell their story in the hopes others who may be at risk can take action.
More than 17,000 Rotorua people yet to return Census forms
From May 5, households that have not completed the Census will receive a final notice
Meng Foon donations: Kiri Allan corrects comments, registers potential conflict of interest
Allan said all donations had been 'accurately and appropriately reported'.
Hydrogen sulphide poisoning caused Rotorua man’s death, coroner finds
The man had been visiting a Sulphur Point hot pool daily for months before his death.
Police station opens, four years after original damaged in fire
Police say it is the second station to be solar-powered in New Zealand.
Rotorua's Cyclone Gabrielle repair bill set to rise
Combined estimates from councils bring the cost of Cyclone Gabrielle to over $16m.
Rotorua hockey player sets up foundation to boost game's growth
The Hepi Sport Foundation aims to boost and encourage junior hockey in Rotorua.
Giant Easter egg goes to 'good egg'
Te Rangikaheke Kiripatea is winner of Trade Aid’s Good Egg Easter Competition
Rotorua community asked to host Pink Ribbon Breakfasts
Pink Ribbon Breakfasts help the Breast Cancer Foundation NZ
School holiday fun for kids and teddies
The library held a Teddy’s Day Out and sleepover as part of its school holiday programme.
Youth encouraged to give 76th Annual Speech and Drama Competition a go
The 76th Annual Speech and Drama Competition is for school-aged children.
How a ragtag bunch went from after-work kickabouts to the Chatham Cup
The Chatham Cup is the nation’s longest-running football competition.
Stomped, kicked: Man admits bashing bus driver unconscious in unprovoked attack
The 19-year-old passenger didn't pay then became enraged at the Rotorua bus driver.
Opinion: There's a feast of talent in Rotorua...eh Aunty?
Individually their singing was great but when their voices blended it was sublime.
'This is what I am': Wāhine weaves together intimate stories and photography
The exhibition expands at each new location.
Sisters sacrificed in the fight of Pahinahina
The site was captured on one occasion in a remarkable fashion.
Opinion: Remembering the Forgotten 43
The Forgotten 43 left a lasting memento in the underground caverns of Arras.
Government ups fight against ram raiders with $9 million boost to retail support
Ram raids have steadily declined from a peak mid-last year.
'There is still time': How many Bay people haven't done the Census revealed
Not completing Census forms can result in a $2000 fine.