Omicron outbreak: 11,634 cases, 13 deaths, decision looms on fourth dose - health boss' departing words
Latest pandemic data revealed after spate of high-profile resignations.
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Council's law change bid passes first reading in Parliament
One local MP voted for it, and another against.
Taupō district to do away with community boards from next election
A co-governance committee will fulfil the role of the Tūrangi Tongariro Community Board.
All aboard! Secondary school sailors battle it out in Taupō
Action from day two of the secondary school's NI yachting comp held on Lake Taupō.
Opinion: Why tougher prison sentences alone won't cut crime
OPINION: It's a complex problem - and won't be solved any time soon, says Luke Kirkness.
Taupō's sporting history: How many people have swum across the lake?
Taupō's Bevan Choat takes us on a walk down memory lane.
Lockdowns lifted after shots heard in Western Heights
Police are attending after hearing gun shots.
Premium Debate: the great Trikafta issue
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on the Trikafta debate.
Briscoes lady in ink! Man behind Paddy Gower tattoo strikes again
Bay of Plenty artist wanted to see her transferred from paper to skin.
Boaties rescued after rolling on Kaituna Bar
Rescue brings change of mindset for boatie.
'This is a Goldie': Portrait owner's quest for mystery chief
Andrew Doak believes famed artist Goldie painted this portrait of a Te Arawa koroua.
Taupō Airport precinct flying high
Few are as excited about the Taupō Airport upgrade as those businesses in the area.
Thinking about a pay rise? Why now is a great time to ask
Employment experts give their tips on how to ask for a pay rise.
Taupō hairdresser bowls them over at national awards
Judges love re-imagined Beatles-era hairstyle.
Easter in Taupō: Bunny hunt, street performers and church services
Taupō puts on free entertainment for Easter 2022, outside and family focussed.
Fundraising extraordinaire: Adrienne Nairn a Good Sort
The Harcourts Good Sort awards celebrate outstanding members of the community
Upset farmers claim council 'using ratepayer money to fight ratepayers'
The lawyer's presence at the almost six-hour meeting cost ratepayers more than $10,000.
Thank you to 'the DG': Bloomfield's resignation; 12,575 cases, 15 deaths
Press conference covers boosters for 16, 17 yr olds, Bloomfield's retirement announcement.
Boil water, council warns after Ecoli found
Council staff received a positive Ecoli reading in the network.
'Likelihood of eruption has certainly increased': Mt Ruapehu tremors highest in nine years
Mt Ruapehu has woken up, with tremors and rising crater lake temperatures
Apprentices to go hammer-to-hammer at Taupō ITM
Taupō's young building talent put on public display in apprentice challenge.
Council bid to change Māori ward local bill faces first reading in Parliament
If the bill does not pass by June 1, it will not apply to this year's local election
Business survey takes pulse of local economy
The survey will allow all business owners, CEOs, general managers to share thoughts
Zoe Hunter: Working from home is not good for my mental health
COMMENT: We can gain so much reward from our daily jobs but there's more to life than work
Opinion: Not wanted or valued by Labour - I don't blame Louisa Wall for leaving politics
OPINION: MPs should be above jealousy and envy towards one of their own.
Letters: Why are out-of-towners coming to Rotorua for housing?
Readers have their say.
Money for sand: Mine profits should go back to community, residents say
Residents say money could be spent on security cameras.
Scholarship packs help local students excel
Teachers selected 26 students who displayed outstanding engagement.
Rawiri Waititi: Māori should be paid a pension from age 57
There is support and opposition to the idea to lower NZ Super eligibility for Māori.
Mt Ruapehu offers unique solution to rental crisis
Turns for Tenants encourages homeowners and landlords to rent a room to an RAL employee.
Two brothers have the same condition. But only one can get $330k 'miracle' drug
One brother says it's a 'kick in the guts' knowing he could not get the drug.
Daylight burglary: $20k jewellery thief who preyed on homes sent to jail
How a burglar preyed on homes during daylight hours.
Opinion | Gib board shortage: Taking advantage of home builders is despicable
OPINION: Stockpiling, price inflation is a ruthless way to make a quick buck.
Temperatures at Mt Ruapehu crater lake continue to rise
Over the past eight days, the temperature has risen further from 32C to 36C.