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Opinion: This conference has been strategically timed in advance of the October elections.
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Critical injuries: WorkSafe making inquiries after incident involving truck
Police were called to an address about 12.50pm.
Red Cross donating $1 million to Wairoa community
Generous Kiwis have so far donated more than $18 million to the fund.
Hilton stopover for Pork Pie runners
Fifty Minis will make an appearance in Taupō this Friday, and all for a good cause.
Summerset Taupō cloaks flood victims in love
Residents at a Taupō care centre created a special project to show love for Auckland.
'Crazy' summer of local cricket wraps up with Indians' win
This week's Hākinakina iwi Kāinga – Community Sport Edition.
In pictures: First snowfall of the year as cold snap hits
A chilly autumnal blast sweeps up the country bringing freezing temperatures.
Paddlers splash down on Tikitapu for school waka ama champs
More than 1600 paddlers have descended on Rotorua.
Carmen Hall: Hospitality’s struggle to find workers an uphill battle
The hospitality sector is struggling to attract staff and employers are suffering.
Rising wait times for children's mental health assessments 'worrying'
'The need is way greater than the actual capacity to service that need'.
Drugs and motorbikes: Police say community 'fed up' with 'dangerous' antics, arrests made
Police say the arrests show the behaviour won't be tolerated.
Celebrations as Aorangi School's new junior playground opened
The school's new Judy Morris Playground was officially opened and blessed last Friday.
Bail denied for man accused of setting Ngongotahā house fire
A man accused of burning a Ngongotahā home has appeared in court.
Scion innovation leads to flexible 4D printing filament
Scion is holding a 4D printing interactive workshop at Rotorua Library on April 12.
'Sick of men attacking her': Murderer appeals life sentence for shooting
Moetū Kaitai was high when she fatally shot Kalvin Kana after a confrontation.
Crankworx: Tenth slopestyle gold for flying Swede
This may have been Emil Johansson's most technical run yet.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: There is no mana in this particular speaker being here, she courts conflict and incites negativity
Opinion: Wāhine toa has a message for Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull - haere atu.
Jo Raphael: Elderly abuse is despicable, predatory and selfish
Because of love and family ties, the elderly are often silent victims.
'Serious state': The sting in the tail of Cyclone Gabrielle
“New Zealand is relying on apiculture. Beehives pollinate kiwifruit orchards, apples..."
'The end of our Covid-19 phase': Crankworx filled with families and fun
Crankworx is broadcast to a number of different countries.
‘Used like an ATM’: Elderly often too scared to report financial abuse by family
96 per cent of elder abuse cases go unreported, studies show.
10 Questions with US-Kiwi singer Jennifer K Austin
Singer has new EP and national tour on the cards.
Mum launches free app that keeps track of warrant of fitness and regos
The app has made an impressive debut in the New Zealand app store charts.
Heavy horses attain equine equality
Heavy horses don't have to be on the outside anymore now that they have their own show.
Mark Lister: A tumultuous two weeks
Over the last 10 days, we’ve seen some of the biggest moves in decades.
104-year-old fighting fit at Te Arawa Kaumātua Olympics
More than 700 competed at the annual Te Arawa Kaumātua Olympics in Rotorua.
Life for mum three years after ‘heartbreaking’ lockdown decision
Exactly three years ago, the country went into lockdown.
Jo Raphael: Lockdown anniversary brings back tough memories
OPINION: We’ve learned a lot about ourselves over the past three years.
Luka Connor: 'I knew 1000 per cent I wanted to be a Black Fern'
She's 'just a small-town girl' blazing a trail for other girls to follow.
Rotorua club withdraws venue hire for controversial anti-co-governance event
The council, however, may yet play host.
Hospo business turns down $30k of work due to 'dire' staff shortages
Though salaries are up, many sectors are asking where the workers have gone.
Auckland, I'm out of here: How to make sure you make the right move
Disillusioned Aucklanders are increasingly looking for a better and cheaper place to live.