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Full of emotions: Grateful and humbled with awards
Miguel Manaig and Romelyn Garde recognised in the 2022 Filipino-Kiwi Hero Awards.
Opinion - Paul Hickey: Sport galore, Wimbledon hawk and theatre giveaway
Paul Hickey discusses a range of sport, Wimbledon's special hawk and a theatre giveaway.
Evening of quintessential violin and piano duo repertoire
Rotorua Music Federation presents Yuka & Kemp in partnership with Chamber Music NZ.
Dog adoption discounts hope to attract fur-ever homes
Rotorua SPCA is holding a 50 per cent discount on dog adoptions in the school holidays.
Fashion-forward fundraising: Support Dress for Success
Recycle the Runway is a community fundraiser event for Dress for Success Bay of Plenty.
Michael Hurst bringing 'rollicking' show to Rotorua
Michael Hurst is bringing his show The Golden Ass to Rotorua on Friday, July 22.
$100k needed to upgrade not fit for purpose Plunket building
Plunket Rotorua has received funding from different charities but has a $100k shortfall.
'PR stunt': Mobsters warn gang crackdown could spark more violence
Taking items by force may only increase anger and 'inflame' the situation.
'Disrespectful' unveiling for iwi leader renews anguish for ex-wife, children
But an iwi leader says a lot of people needed the unveiling to heal.
Supply woes, build costs affect aquatic centre upgrade
The council may use the government funding it is eligible for, for the centre.
GP denied use of unapproved ivermectin drug to treat
Judge declines to release medicines imported from India.
Teen mum classes still going strong after 20 years
Te Āhuru Mōwai is still supporting teen māmā to achieve goals while raising babies.
Dream your big dreams is the kaupapa
"We want them to take up the challenge to dream and reach their own potentials."
Dj aims for great mix of music, graffiti, culture
Jay Kohunui has 25 years in the music industry.
Carved house Tiki a legacy from no-nonsense ruruhi
Tiki was one of four prominent carved gateways that once protected Ohinemutu.
Rain easing after wild weather thrashes NZ
After a week of wild weather, most Kiwis are expected to have some respite from rain.
Police name local killed in Taupō crash
The stretch of highway where she was killed on Tuesday saw a second crash death today.
'What we need is some very simple rules': Luxon on Covid announcement
Government announces new measures to fight the increasing numbers of Covid-19 infections.
Govt frees up masks, RATs; 11,382 cases today, child dies with virus
An estimated 400,000 people will now be eligible for anti-viral drugs.
Live: Fresh storm warning - deluges, gales to slam top of NZ, tide flood threat
New gale, rain and road snow alerts are in place from Northland to central North Island.
Māori names favoured over developers but some councillors disagree
Five private roads in five new subdivisions in the Bay of Plenty need names approved.
SH1 closed: One dead in two-vehicle crash near Taupō
Emergency services were called to the scene just before 10am.
The Prem Debate: Money wasted on useless PR
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say
Comment: Free speech won public acceptance for gays and lesbians
OPINION: We must tolerate the ideas of others, even if we think they're bad or hurtful
Samantha Motion: Pokies plague creates ethical dilemma for communities
OPINION: There's no shortage of shocking statistics when it comes to pokies in NZ.
$8.1m funding boost for Crankworx a 'game-changer'
The six-year funding includes $5.1m for Crankworx Rotorua and $3m for a summer series.
Taupō's own romantic comedy to hit the big screen
Taupō Love Story is filmed entirely in Taupō locations using local actors.
I work in a faith-based organisation, does employment law apply?
OPINION: Frontline Law solicitor Julie Schmidt gives some advice.
'We're getting older and living longer': Age Concern shakes things up
Age Concern has a new logo, but still aims to help older Kiwis live their best lives.
Iwi threatens to blockade harbour over 'juggernaut' port's plans
The port says the Environment Court process is the correct place to debate the issues.
Taupō School Holidays: What's On
Your go-to guide for ways to keep the kids entertained during the holidays.
How you can experience a night on the snow fields of Whakapapa
Planning a school camp? There is affordable mountain accommodation at Iwikau Village.
Taupō student run-walks 160km in 37 hours 50 minutes
Raising money for fresh drinking water by running around the biggest lake in New Zealand.