Vehicle crashes into power pole in Rotorua
Police were called to the crash about 1.59pm
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Serious injuries in SH2 motorcycle crash
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'Big win' for public say on emergency housing future
Locals can have their say on about controversial contracted emergency housing motels.
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Flooding now unlikely in Ngongotahā after residents urged to prepare to evacuate
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Two All Blacks greats say Sam Cane should be dropped ahead of Ireland tests.
'Water is up to our knees': Flooding, crashes reported as rain pounds BOP, Rotorua
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Live: 5836 cases today, five virus-related deaths, 403 people in hospital
Ten patients are in intensive care today.
Kaimanawa horses: Fertility control to limit herd growth
The contraceptive is injected by qualified veterinarians and will suppress fertility
Ute splits power pole in half in Rotorua crash
Police were called to the scene about 9.10am.
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OPINION: US, just do something - anything - to stop the massacres.
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Monkeypox v Covid: How do the two viruses compare?
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'Absolute crisis': Staff shortages hit aged-care sector
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Business digest: 2022 Primary Industries Good Employer Awards finalists announced
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Fire fighters extricated two people trapped inside vehicles following the crash.
Nine deaths, less than 5000 new Covid cases today
The seven-day rolling average of community case numbers stands at 6904.
How a new father saved his family 'thousands'
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Mark Lister: Cut your losses, or stick around for the ride?
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'Waves of rain' for NZ, severe thunderstorms possible for North Island
Rainfall of up to 40mm an hour is forecast in Northland this evening.
Life 'going to change utterly': Lessons for people with long Covid
Chronic Fatigue patients say long Covid patients could benefit from their experiences.
Bachcare owners pocket nearly $14,000 in a year
In the past 12 months the average Bachcare owner income per booking was $663 in Rotorua.
6369 new Covid cases in the community, 13 deaths
The seven-day average of new community cases is about 1000 down on a week ago.
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