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How an ovarian cancer survivor is helping survivors get their 'mana' back
Cancer survivor's feel-good move to help others who've battled the disease.
Bars and restaurants plan protest shutdown over 'chronic' staff shortages
Why Rotorua restaurants and bars are shutting for a day out of protest.
Kiwi mum charged over death of six-month-old baby boy in WA
The parents of a baby boy who died this week are behind bars on remand.
New project aims to offer understanding of Rotorua forest users
Toi Ohomai students have signed up to help with data collection.
'We want love, peace and unity': Local Iranians call for prayers as protests continue
"I always ask my friends to pray. It's the key to everything."
A walk in the park at parkrun
Parkruns around NZ during October is dedicated to encouraging even more people to walk.
Day of remembrance and reflection for police
Police Remembrance Day is held every year on September 29.
Breakfast and art auction for cause close to hearts
The Child Cancer Charity Breakfast and Art Auction is on Friday, October 14.
An 'incredible' experience and milestone
Kharl WiRepa's designs recently featured on catwalks in Paris and London.
Subscribers weigh in on argument New Zealand already a republic
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Rising seas: New Bay estuary project to monitor impact of 'inevitable' sea-level rise
The Bay of Plenty is the second place to use the technology.
Enjoy a fun day out with your pooches while supporting cause
A Dog's Day Out fundraising event for Animals Are Hungry Two is on October 15.
Why some candidates aren't using app to engage with voters
Concerns raised included questioner anonymity and independence of the platform.
Eaten to death: possum numbers leave iconic pōhutukawa at Lake Rotoiti 'skeletal'
But the local community is fighting back with a new project to save the precious trees.
Jewellery store owners distraught after third ram raid
The latest robbery has left the store owners unsure of the business' future.
Sonya Bateson: CBD already struggling - paid parking won't help
Opinion: Why does Tauranga's CBD seem the focus of paid parking?
The seven mayors who have already been elected unopposed - and their six-figure salaries
It's an all-consuming job, says Stratford Mayor Neil Volzke.
Representing Chinese culture and language as youth ambassadors
Joshua Smith and William Sok were selected as youth ambassadors for NZCLW 2022.
Apprenticeship system 'broken': Poaching rife, qualifications taking longer
Joshua Powley says sometimes he was given only one week's notice to do a block course.
On a mission for Makereti
Fourteen Māori academics have been sponsored to explore studying at Oxford.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Spotlight on lash artists
The lash industry is not officially regulated in Aotearoa.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Poi magic to fill stands, raise spirits at World Cup
The poi has evolved over the years.
Ōkareka a rich source of food in bush and water
Ōkareka was a site that was once rich with kumara cultivations that fed many sub-tribes.
'Complicit in murder': Whānau Ora chair slams Oranga Tamariki over failings
Child advocate Merepeka Raukawa-Tait has expressed anger at failings by Oranga Tamariki.
Weather woes a washout for Taupō residents and businesses
Taupō has had a wet winter and spring has started with a splash too.
Māori urged to hit the polls - 'It's not too late'
This election will gauge what more needs to be done to improve Māori participation.
Live: Icy blast sweeps NZ; snow hits near Wgtn; strong wind slows traffic on Harbour Bridge
New Zealanders are experiencing one of the coldest October days in years.
The art of not throwing things out
A place where the old is the new and the past is the future.
Subscribers react to call to change alcohol's connection to sport in New Zealand
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Police justified in firing some but not all shots in Te Teko shooting - report
The entire shooting incident lasted just 37 seconds.
New MOU signed to help address palliative care shortage in the Eastern Bay
A scholarship for Te Ōhanga Mataora: Bachelor of Health Science Māori Nursing students.
Between a rock and a hard place
The competition is on between fictional brothers in the movie Official Competition.
Te Puke teen Santo's rise to Black Ferns squad
Swift rise through the rugby ranks has been overwhelming, but cool.