Slips block region's highways as rain warnings lifted
Several slips are blocking highways in the Bay of Plenty and Coromandel.
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Revealed: Daily average of Covid hospitalisations
'We could be overwhelmed if the community numbers become much higher.'
Free gardening workshops to help keep grocery bills down
Taupō Community Gardens has received a $6000 grant from BayTrust.
Former septic tank driver fined for 'deliberate' discharge of thousands of litres of sewage
The smell of sewage pouring into the Orini Canal made passers-by retch.
Reserves for housing proposal a 'betrayal'
Some are concerned the proposal would see Fenton St's problems transported to the suburbs.
'A great step forward': Joint resource consent for water supply between iwi and council recognised
The partnership between Rotorua Lakes Council and Ngāti Rangiwewehi has been recognised.
'Great progress' being made at SH35 road collapse
A heavy rain watch is in place for the area.
Frosts, wind and rain in penultimate week of July
Taupō's weather highlights for the past week.
6910 new Covid cases, 16 deaths as schools battle teacher shortages
Data shows teacher sick days have increased by over 50 per cent compared to last year.
120km/h wind gusts, 100mm rain deluge, Harbour Bridge speed restrictions
Strong winds and heavy rains are set to strike Northland and Auckland today.
Felix Desmarais: One simple trick can steer ABs to success
OPINION: If we want to win the Rugby World Cup, perhaps we should do it in cars.
'Sitting duck': Jewellery store target of early-morning ram raid
Inquiries, including a forensic examination, will be conducted, police say
Hospice dance couple can't wait to hit stage
Kyle Fergusson-Hughes and Nanu Turner-Sarah discovering new muscles on dance journey.
Hope new ministry will listen to disabled people
"At the moment people don't think about disability until it affects them."
Back to school: Relief teachers 'like unicorns'
Principals looking into an empty pool of spare teachers to cover those off sick.
Submission hearings begin on proposal to sell Rotorua reserves for housing
Two more hearing dates were added due to the large number of submitters wishing to speak.
'Very personal': Youngest councillor considered not standing due to abuse
"I would almost say the current political climate ... it almost feels more hostile."
Another rainmaker: Heavy deluge, damaging winds forecast for much of NZ
Expect clouds and sporadic showers today, but it's only going to get worse.
Sparks not seeking re-election: 'It's worthwhile to serve your community'
The Kawerau district councillor won't be standing for re-election.
Do 'stars' make good politicians?
Former All Black Keven Mealamu is set to run for Auckland Council in the Franklin ward.
Business digest: Ocean scientist awarded L'Oréal Fellowship
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Why some young Kiwis are buying a business first and home second
A young couple explains why they are prioritising business over property.
Mark Lister: Is the lower currency good or bad?
A weaker currency is a double-edged sword - Lister
Building consent bonanza in Rotorua but thousands more houses needed
A review of the building consent process is welcomed but thousands more houses are needed.
Temporary single lane track to open at SH35 Motu River Bridge tonight
The lane will be open from 5pm on Saturday until 7am on Monday.
Tiny homes vision starting to come to fruition
Age Concern Rotorua has bought a Ngongotahā section to take three tiny homes so far.
Two people injured in crash in Rerewhakaaitu, Bay of Plenty, road reopens
Police were alerted to the incident about 10.40am.
Mayoral candidate Kalaadevi Ananda retracts claim she won an Emmy
The newest candidate accepted responsibility for confusion after saying she won an Emmy.
From gang life to farm life: How a ground-breaking employment programme is changing lives
Door-knocking in gang community is paying dividends by getting people jobs.
Comment: Believe it - our health sector is in a crisis
OPINION: Now's the logical time to undertake workforce reforms
Guilty as charged: Men admit breaching borders to go skiing
They used essential worker passes to escape Auckland lockdown for the ski slopes.
'A lot of hurt': Ian Foster's emotional All Blacks address
Foster has backed himself to turn things around as he named a new All Blacks squad.
Reserves for housing: Additional hearing dates added as submissions rise
Rotorua Lakes Council proposes to sell 10 reserve sites to make way for housing.
SH2 to close after container truck rolls down hill
Police said the road was expected to be closed in both directions for a couple of hours.