Driver missing after ute collides with truck
The serious crash involved a truck-and-trailer unit and a ute.
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2022 Toi Ohomai Baywide Premier Women's Club Rugby final preview
The stage is set for the 2022 Toi Ohomai Baywide Premier Women's Club Final on Sunday.
'Misery money': Some 'cowboys' in social services only in it for the cash
Claims 'excellent storytellers' spin good tales to get the Government funding.
Hitting rock bottom: Ex-boozers on Dry July and beyond
Taking it to the limit: Many Kiwis give up grog only after suffering serious consequences
'Extreme violence': He was 17, pulled out a gun and shot an innocent man
How a fun night out for a couple ended in catastrophe.
Two men arrested in relation to Whakatāne murder
The pair are set to appear in the Whakatāne District Court via audio-visual link tomorrow.
School mourns death of 'happy, positive' student in crash
Police were called to the crash at about 9.45am on Thursday.
'Soul-crushing': Residents air views on selling local reserves for housing
The deputy mayor said he heard one petitioner 'very clear'.
Rotorua's Three Waters rejection: DIA says reform 'stands up' to scrutiny
It follows the council's overwhelming rejection of reform on Thursday.
Police seize $60k of meth in Bay of Plenty operation
Police searched an address in Ford St, Ōpōtiki today.
New Zealand's largest cycling event all go for November
The Lake Taupō Cycle Challenge will be held for the 44th time.
'A fantastic legacy': Christine McElwee dies, aged 75
Christine McElwee was a long-time Taupō advocate, historian and local body politician.
Petition calls for passing lanes along notorious highway
Resident launches petition to implement passing lanes on SH2.
'Develop a winter plan': Ministry advice after 6984 new Covid cases reported
The increase in case numbers has not gone unnoticed and the country will remain at orange.
Traffic lights at busy intersection to remain out until at least Monday
The lights at the Fenton St and Hinemoa St intersection have been flashing yellow.
Premium Debate: Firefighters threaten industrial action
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say over the firefighters' strike action plan
Sonya Bateson: There's a reason abortion is referred to as healthcare
OPINION: It may sound like an oxymoron but, in my opinion, abortion saves lives.
Emergency housing motel murder accused lose name suppression fight
Two men charged over a murder at a Taupō emergency housing motel can now be named.
Paul Foote
Paul Foote, who owns a waste management business in Kawerau talking about critical it was for his survival that the TECT Rescue Helicopter service was there after he sustained major crushing injuries during an accident at his workplace on June 16, 2021.
Halfway mark! Songs locked in as dancing couples hit their stride
Harcourts Dancing for Hospice dancers halfway through practice weeks before showtime
Soroptimist International Rotorua helping warm up winter
Just over 100 pairs of pyjamas were received in the drive to gift Waiariki Women's Refuge.
Exhibition explores the stars and traditional navigation
He Tirohanga Mai i ngā Whetū A View from the Stars showcases Te Arawa navigational history
Youngsters to showcase speech and drama skills
Event being held this weekend is in its 75th year and spectators can watch for free.
Browse to hearts delight at Rotorua Home and Lifestyle Show
The 2022 Rotorua Home & Lifestyle Show is quickly approaching - running July 8 to 10.
Celebration and creation at Whangamarino School
Matariki Festival of Learning had the added bonus of a special announcement.
Search for automotive and antique treasures at event
The 41st annual Central North Island Swap Meet and Car Show Spectacular is on July 10.
Man found hanging on to boat in river taken to hospital
Emergency services were called around 6.30am.
Toi Ohomai and Pūhoro STEMM join forces
Toi Ohomai has joined forces with Pūhoro to create opportunities.
'Clear lessons' after tragic murder of abused 5yo Malachi, judge says
Justice Paul Davison says reporting abuse is a 'community responsibility'.
New health system launches with plans for children's first 2000 days
Big plans are already made for young children's first 2000 days.
Get out your ukulele, The Nukes are coming
Calling all Taupō ukulele players, or wannabe players, workshop and concert are coming.
97-year-old Tahiti bound with Whakaue kapa group
Covid cancelled a Hawaii trip for Te Kapa o Ngati Whakaue in 2020