Tropical cyclone likely to hit flood-ravaged north this weekend
A tropical low is brewing a cyclone in the Coral Sea.
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Didgeridoo and Māori culture blend during moving welcome for league stars
Why this morning's pōhiri to welcome NRL All Stars players was extra-special.
Heat goes on in U-17 Oceania Football champs final
A talented Taupō footballer has captained the NZ U-17 squad to a spot in the World Cup.
28th Māori Battalion Memorial flag (finally) flies high again with rightful honours
The flag of the 28th Māori Battalion was raised with pride and aroha.
Jo Raphael: Even my dog is more prepared for an emergency than I am
OPINION: Soggy Shaky Isles forces need for emergency preparedness.
January second wettest ever
Bevan Choat brings us the Taupō weather summary for January.
A cake to share with that special someone
Olivia Moore prepares a special Valentine's Day treat.
Twists abound in gripping tale
Just when you think you know what's going on, another twist emerges.
'We're loving it': Rotorua rejoices over bustling long weekend
Visitors flocked to Rotorua for the long weekend.
International travel still on rise despite cost of living and inflation
'Feels fantastic to be pumping through the positive bookings and leaving Covid behind.'
Storm aftermath: Rush hour traffic gridlocked on flood-affected roads
Auckland Transport is urging people to plan ahead and leave plenty of time for travel.
'Let’s not wait for one day of the year to do this': Waititi 'rarks' up event
Waitangi Day was about celebrating being Māori in Rotorua.
Rising running star Sam Tanner among nation's best milers
Sam Tanner has done it again.
Operatunity bringing taste of Ireland to Rotorua concert-goers
Operatunity Daytime Concerts will hit the stage this month on its first 2023 concert tour.
Business Digest: Flavours of Plenty Festival extended and expanded
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Man arrested over Murupara attack
Police have made an arrest following an alleged attack in Murupara.
Dog bite rules Kiwis forward out of NRL All Stars clash
Nelson Asofa-Solomona is among several players to miss Saturday’s NRL All Stars clash.
Sir Howard Morrison Centre grand opening celebrations near
There is just over a week left until the grand opening celebrations.
'Overloaded': Where enrolled patients outnumber GPs by more than 1000 to one
“We’ve lost 18 GPs in the last 14 months alone."
Mount Maunganui surfer hits big time in Mexico
The teenager is preparing over the next four months for the world champs in El Salvador.
Chateau Tongariro Hotel closes today
The historic hotel has been shut due to seismic concerns.
Rotorua’s paralympic champion Lisa Adams turns up heat at Sola Power event
Paralympic champion Lisa Adams dominates Sola Power Throwers Meet
Ngahi Bidois: Sharing the fruit of the knowledge tree
OPINION: There is no new knowledge that someone did not know before you.
'Financial hardship': Accommodation supplement not keeping up with rents
Accommodation supplement 'review is under way' MSD Minister says.
'Insects will go nuts': Surge of creepy crawlies looms for Rotorua
'All the flying insects are just waiting for the sunshine to come.'
'Very warming': 28th Māori Battalion Battle Honours memorial flag to fly on Waitangi Day
It will be the first time the flag has been displayed in 76 years.
Nine-year-old boy reported missing found
A 9-year-old boy has been missing in Rotorua since yesterday.
Pipeline of work for new house builds plummets by 20 to 50pc in wake of recession
"We are resilient, but need to be careful not to talk ourselves into a bigger recession."
Church pastor thought he ‘was going to be killed’ in early-morning attack
The alleged attack occured after 3am at a local church facility in Murupara.
One person in critical condition after serious crash in Bay of Plenty
The road is currently closed and there are no diversions available.
‘Fair shake’: Magnitude 5 quake felt by thousands in Napier and across North Island
More than 2000 people felt the shaking across the North Island.
Mike Dawson on the 'massive undertaking' skiing 1000km across Antarctica
The coldest day nearly got to -40 but Mike Dawson says the trip was 'very incredible'.
900 scientists from 41 countries gather to share knowledge on volcanoes
Volcanologists and earth scientists connect with the local community at VolcanoFest.
Mark Lister: The silver lining of higher interest rates
The investment landscape and prospective returns haven’t looked this good in years.