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Pleasant weather marks start of autumn
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Firearms stolen from two BoP properties
Police remind firearm owners to take preventative security measures.
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Jo Raphael: Grow some vegetables to shrink the cost of living
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Talented Rotorua Musical Theatre cast brings touching story to life
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BMX: Local rider impresses against powerful Aussies in Rotorua
Rising talents enjoyed podium placings against a powerful contingent of Australians.
Ian Jones: New Zealand is blessed to have a guy like Mike King
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Juicy Fest 2024 line-up and when tickets go on sale revealed
Tickets are expected to sell out quickly and go on sale on April 26.
'A great part of my life': Golfers celebrate 50 years as club members
“We toasted everyone’s good health and shared stories," Mary Browne said.
Two new wāhine judges add kaupapa Māori to the bench
Two wāhine Māori judges sworn on at marae in front of peers and whānau.
Wet weather ahead: What you can do inside these school holidays
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Call for more motels: 'People ask to sleep on conference room floors'
Moteliers say they are so busy and double booked.
Phil Gifford: Dynamic Cane continuing to answer critics
Phil Gifford present four Super Rugby talking points as players make World Cup statements.
Why a former Olympian is riding the Tour of New Zealand
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Murder of a tourist: The shocking killing of Karen Aim
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Ballance chief executive resigns
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The 'trendy' fruit that packs a punch in the Bay and the call to eat more of it
'We know 60% of all avocados grown in NZ are eaten by just 5% so there's huge potential.'
Man found on Whakamaru road with serious injuries, police investigating
The man was found at 4.45am in Whakamaru, north of Taupo.
Motorcyclist dies following Bay of Plenty crash
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'To be able to say we’re married is big': Couples celebrate 10 years after marriage law changed
The law meant NZers could marry regardless of sex, sexual orientation or gender identity.
'Tremendously difficult': Career experts share what to do if facing redundancy
'It is quite important to act sooner rather than later.'
'Penny-pinching': Rotorua residents speak out over council's planned spending cuts
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Homeless now 'carefully screened' to ensure Rotorua links, council boss says
The CEO said a change came with the signing of the Rotorua Housing Accord in December.