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A Super showcase for emerging talents
The next generation of rugby stars will be on display in Taupō
Bit, spat at, hit with axes: Top cop says assaults on police becoming more violent
Revealed: The number of assaults on police officers over the past five years.
Gang funeral procession: Witness 'scared' and 'angry', police issue fines
Police were monitoring the procession.
'Undervalued and underpaid': Health workers strike near Rotorua Hospital
They had signs saying: 'Toot 4 fair pay' and 'essential but overlooked'.
Balloon causes power outage to more than 1500
Residents described hearing a large bang in the Pomare area.
Black Power members storm Whakatāne streets
Black Power members have driven through the central streets of Whakatane as part of a procession following a tangi for a senior member. Video / Supplied
Council costs for development levy to hit $136,000
The council says the policy could return $31 million over a decade.
7061 Covid cases today, five virus-related deaths, 415 people in hospital
There are currently 53,893 active community cases in New Zealand.
Rotorua teen coming to television screens in show
Tiare Savea, 16, has landed a main role in the upcoming television series Duckrockers.
'Really excited': Rotorua housing development project well advanced
Of the 86 houses in the two-staged $50m project, 35 are KiwiBuild homes.
'Commonsense has prevailed': Govt drops international primary students ban
International students will be welcome back to the country from July 31.
'Like a trucking company': From RED to RotoruaNZ
Council-controlled organisation reveals new name to a mixed reaction.
'A real burden': Warning of winter Covid, flu peak, impact on hospitals
Plus: How many doctors and nurses have been absent from work for Covid-related reasons.
Opinion: Why schools should cash in on foreign students
Education minister heading to US and South America to drum up student business.
'You're going to die': Terrified kids in therapy after neighbour's deranged threats
"If I die tonight this will sit with you."
Special memories of whānau and a different New Zealand
Rob Rattenbury reflects on his early years and a different New Zealand.
Last-gasp stunner from reserve prop saves Chiefs
It was far from pretty, but the Chiefs got what they came for against the Rebels.
Live: 15 Covid-related deaths; average case numbers continue to rise
The number of Covid-related deaths since the start of the pandemic reaches 973.
Business digest: Bay tourism destination celebrates 50 years
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'Inspiring': New business village helps Pasifika businesses prosper
The new village was established to support sustained growth in the Pacific business sector
Prioritise yourself: How to stay on top of your mental health when you're scant on time and money
No matter how under the pump you are, prioritise yourself. Take mini-breaks and talk
Michele Hunter: We need to make it inconvenient to commit crime
OPINION: Where is the justice for the victims?
Jo Raphael: Women facing uphill battles on many fronts in 2022
OPINION: Women are in a fight for their lives, liberties, equal pay and healthcare.
Live: 7068 Covid community cases and 18 deaths today
City's path could show what rest of country faces as infections continue.
Solo dad on benefit says he'll be no better off working for minimum wage
'I can understand why there is a reluctance to move away from the safety net benefits.'
Mark Lister: Which stocks will hold up best in a recession?
COMMENT: Investors can take a number of steps if a recession looms.
Whare Whakaue construction to begin in December after $1.92m funding boost
But the new facility is not expected to be completed until April 2024.
Revealed: The 10 couples dancing to raise money for Hospice
The 10 dance couples for this year's Harcourts Dancing for Hospice has been revealed.
'I don't want to die. But I need help': Revealed - NZ's broken mental health services
Kiwis are paying the price for a deficient mental health system.
Operation Mincemeat: A war, spy and love story all in one
FILM REVIEW: Jen Shieff gives her thoughts on Operation Mincemeat.
Great Minds | Lyss' Story
Lyss Rogers-Rahurahu talks about her mental health journey. Video / Mike Scott