Three Waters: Ownership of assets 'a key element of concern'
The Government has accepted 44 of the Three Waters working group's 47 recommendations
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'I can feel my head all the time. Sometimes I forget words.'
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8454 new Covid cases, 24 deaths including child under 10 as new variants arise
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Win a $1500 travel voucher when you spend $20 in Taupō
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Green light: Council and Tūwharetoa agree terms on new building
The building will be constructed at the former Taupō RSA site at 67 Horomatangi St.
'We cannot be held responsible': Decision made on NEMA charges in Whakaari case
WorkSafe charges against the National Emergency Management Agency have been dismissed.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: If you want people to react badly, keep them waiting in the cold
Opinion: Why is MSD treating people like cattle?
Letters to the editor: It's not all doom and gloom for Rotorua
Our readers have their say.
Hole in One proposal scaled back after public consultation
A partial review of the Tapuaeharuru Bay Reserve Management Plan has been completed.
Zoe Hunter: An open world is your oyster
COMMENT: Covid has only postponed future plans, not cancelled them
Focus Live: Andrew Little makes planned-care announcement
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'Ready to rock 'n' roll': Rotorua Ziplines launches steepest, fastest course
'We believe our course is one of the most challenging zipline builds undertaken.'
Changes coming for two Rotorua hotels
New operator says Rotorua is 'such a special place'.
Taupō disc golf event a sellout
A record number of disc golfers from all over the country converged on Taupō.
'Go Mum, go': Video captures children's terror during violent road rage attack
A New Zealand man has admitted his "alarming" act of road rage.
Doggone: Missing pooch reunited with owner a year later
The canine is one of hundreds stolen or lost in the Bay of Plenty each year.
Names of four dead in Tāneatua crash released
Three adults and one infant were killed after a crash in a small town south of Whakatāne.
Plume visible over Mt Ruapehu
Steam plume ascended to about 1-1.5 km above the summit area, GeoNet says.
Omicron outbreak: 9109 new cases, 20 deaths today
Yesterday, a second person with the Omicron sub-variant BA.4 was identified.
Luke Kirkness: All-out effort needed to avoid youth-crime tragedy
OPINION: Home life and friends are a big part of the problem - and the solution
Letters to the editor: Youthful criminals need a short, sharp shock
Our readers have their say.
Rotorua event calendar 'better than it has been in years'
Those in the industry say there is a 'big appetite' for events.
Fitzpatrick and Nweke lead Mystics to victory over Magic
The Northern Mystics avenged their round one loss to the Waikato/Bay of Plenty Magic.
Mt Ruapehu has strongest tremor in 20 years
A period of heightened unrest continues for Mt Ruapehu.
Teacher censured after making students strip and stand with noses against trees
A teacher has been sanctioned for serious misconduct at a school camp.
'Tragic': Firefighters related to victims of crash that killed four
The crash has rocked the small communities involved.
Live: Seven deaths, 6636 new Covid cases - second case of new variant confirmed
A second person has been confirmed as having the BA.4 variant of Omicron.
'Pretty full on': One father's way of managing fatigue and stress
James Mooney says it is better than going for a walk or watching TV
'Going back home': Former head boy returns to give back to school
"I'm going back home to try and encourage that in the students there now."
'Somebody's going to die': Where ram raids have tripled in three years
Ram raid style break-ins are on the rise and youths are mainly behind the brazen crimes.