Mongols trial: Key witness testimony so detailed he could have been ‘expert’, Crown claims
Jury has listened to evidence of more than 200 witnesses since August.
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Police did not delay in responding to fatal stabbing - watchdog
A man was fatally stabbed at the property later the same afternoon.
Business Awards promise to be the 'best party in town'
"It is going to be a lot of fun. This year will be the real McCoy."
Young moguls meet the market
Understanding the value of money is just the beginning of a financial education.
Code-swapper: Speedy Leopard pounces after sporting switch
Former top domestic cricket player tosses in bat for football's National League.
Carmen Hall: Why I have lost my rag as a customer
OPINION: We're all facing tough times at the moment but it's better to keep your cool.
Bay of Plenty highway reopens after latest slip
This new slip came down in the early hours of Monday morning.
Revealed: Which town broke its record for the warmest October night
More muggy nights are expected, and so is the rain.
Bill Pomare's Melbourne Cup dream still alive despite tough year
'I do hope it gets to the point where he will have another shot at the Melbourne Cup.'
'Fundamental flaw': Owner unaware 100 homeless living at her motel
'I beg of you, help us kill off the central government homeless experiment in Rotorua'
$100k disability scholarship recipient encourages others to apply
The scholarship can help pay for associated fees, books, computers and living costs.
Defence opens case in Mongols trial as accused have multiple charges dismissed
Each of the accused had at least one charge dismissed today.
Trinity Concert revived after break for Covid-19
The Trinity Concert is a chance for students to perform a well-practiced piece publicly.
Covid-19: 20,522 new cases in 7 days, rolling average is 2926 per day
A seven-day update from the Ministry of Health is expected to show a rise in subvariants.
Last-minute voters boost Taupō turnout
Voter turnout was down in the Taupō District, but still better than the national average.
Felix Desmarais: It's spooky I don't have a boo
OPINION: How are my awesome culinary skills not attracting would-be suitors?
Age Concern Rotorua programme aims to rebuild provider list
Age Concern Rotorua is looking for people to join the Supergold Skills provider list.
Widening of MSD scope 'absurd', opposition says
But others in the Bay have welcomed the additional support, which included youth.
'The focus is on survival': Kiwis advised to spend wisely as living costs soar
Public Service Association members protested in support of a cost of living pay rise.
'Nightmare': Bad tenants knuckle down while some landlords eye holiday market
Desperate families are also applying for one-bedroom homes.
Business digest: New invention, luxury spa awards, restaurant recognised
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'Quite nasty': Customers lash out over transport delays
'Some just don't care about our problems.'
Migrants prefer Australia, Canada over NZ due to crime, housing costs - recruiter
A recruiter at a UK job market says no one wanted to move here.
Mark Lister: A wild ride for UK financial markets
We shouldn't underestimate how much all the UK drama has added to the uncertainty
'Thrilled': Proposal to lower voting age to 16 supported
The review proposes other changes - including four-year council terms.
Letters to the editor: Homeless influx hurting Rotorua's appeal
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Photographer showcases 'raw and real' portraits of 40 NZ women over 40
Women are notoriously hard on themselves and this is about letting go of perfection.
Michele Hunter: Frustrated public is starting to lose its faith in the justice system
OPINION: The public is losing faith in both the justice system and community policing.
Amazeing: Rotorua icon to reopen in December
New owners Chris and Fiona Callander promise visitors fun, challenges and surprises.
Matt Cowley: Take the daily relaxation challenge over summer
That daily habit may just pay dividends for you when you need it later in the New Year.
Principal speaks out after Bibles given to students outside school
Parents complained after religious literature was handed out this week.
Rollin' for the rainbow: Bay of Plenty roller derby groups to compete in fundraiser
Funds will go to Gender Dynamix, whose building burned down earlier this year.
$20.5 million in rates still unpaid as late penalties loom
The last day of the council's grace period for rates is October 31.