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COMMENT: Listen up, Gen Z. I've got a message for you, you ungrateful little scamps.
COMMENT: Listen up, Gen Z. I've got a message for you, you ungrateful little scamps.
The permanent closure of the iconic tourist attraction will go ahead later this year.
Things on this week that you might have missed.
We ask what the biggest problems are locally, advice for newbies and more.
'He's just happy and in his element, fishing'
Taupō's weather highlights for the past week.
Paige Poihipi-Fladkjar and Alex Evans on participating in Harcourts Dancing for Hospice.
"It just has been harder for students to build consistent success."
The first community kitchen of its kind in Rotorua with a five star dining experience.
'She can rest now knowing that her mokopuna have picked up the rākau.'
Only one of the eight projects has not increased in budget or completion date.
Cases, hospitalisations and deaths have been rising as the BA.5 strain gains ground.
Scientists have learned surprising new insights about what are NZ's biggest rain-makers.
Gamblers in the region are losing millions each year.
The renowned Rotorua matriarch died over the weekend.
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Opinion: The social housing shortage is a crisis of the Govt's own making.
The 15yo was believed to be in Whakatāne.
Mark Lister is Head of Private Wealth Research at Craigs Investment Partners.
OPINION: Ferries are a perfect opportunity to add value to our city.
"Business owners don't get sick days ..."
Our readers have their say.
It's a cocktail party, craft market, costume exhibition, two tea parties and fantasy ball
The teen has appealed his sentence and fought to keep his name secret.
A Bay of Plenty-based former British MP thinks Johnson will try to remain party leader.
OPINION: It's been an interesting month, writes Gordy Lockhart.
The mayor says the move would be 'fantastic'.
After losing loved ones to disease, Chris Powley says men must be proactive about testing.
More than 4200 cases were incorrectly added to today's total after a computer glitch.
Property and cash valued at nearly $420,000 have been forfeited after Kawerau drug raids.