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The three-pronged attack aimed at solving the drastic Gib plasterboard shortage.
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NZ to remain at red traffic light, next review on April 14 - PM
It comes after nine more Covid-related deaths were reported today.
Volcanic alert level lowered at Whakaari/White Island after nine months of unrest
The decision is based on the slowly decreasing level of volcanic activity, Geonet says.
Nine deaths, 10,205 new cases and 734 people in hospital
PM to reveal traffic light setting decision at 4pm post-Cabinet press conference.
Two deaths in Lakes region, number of other vaccines administered revealed
The number of AstraZeneca and Novavax doses in the Bay of Plenty can be revealed.
Traffic light D-day: PM warns Omicron outbreak 'not our only wave'
After deadliest week in pandemic, hopes hinge on Omicron slowdown as restrictions ease.
Jo Raphael: Women exercising alone should not face safety threats
OPINION: Having your security threatened takes a long time to recover from.
'Horrified': Owner in shock after kitten shot
Owner says pet's bone was 'completely shattered' by the bullet.
'Thank goodness': Businesses relieved as vax pass requirement ends
Businesses will not be required to ask for vaccine passes from 11.59pm tonight.
'Opportunists': Gib board selling for 'exorbitant' prices online in shortage
Trade Me: Average sale price in plasterboard category up 412% from October to March.
Opinion: Violence against children must stop
Abuse of children is still prevalent despite law changes, writes Rob Rattenbury.
Ioane shines as Chiefs hold off Hurricanes
Week by week, Josh Ioane's decision to move north looks more like a masterstroke.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Sunday 3rd April Wrap
18 Covid-related deaths were reported on Sunday. Video / Dean Purcell / Michael Craig / Alex Burton
Latest Covid hospitalisations, cases and deaths revealed
There are nearly 700 people throughout New Zealand with the virus in hospital.
8810 new Covid cases, 18 deaths - including person in their 30s
New Zealand experienced its deadliest seven days of the pandemic this week.
Business digest: March dip for Bay of Plenty economic prospects
Got business news? Email carmen.hall@nzme.co.nz or zoe.hunter@nzme.co.nz
Special Olympics swimmers break record for Lake Taupō crossing
Two Special Olympics swimmers have completed a 33km swim across Lake Taupo.
Let's hear it for the girls: The women who made a midlife career change
From teacher aide to mechanic, product manager to nurse and more
Mowers, chainsaws and a cold beer: The surprising ways high-powered bosses unwind
Leaders reveal their best tonics for workplace stress.
Region's 'impressive' economic growth hides city's reality - economist
Rotorua's tourism operators are still suffering, says the city's economic development arm.
Police still looking for Taupō man missing for two months
Michael Yewen, 50, has been missing since February 3.
NZ's deadliest week: 23 new Covid deaths, 104 so far this week
More than 350 people have now died with Covid-19 in New Zealand.
Jo Raphael: People should be disgusted by charity shop break-in
OPINION: A message needs to be sent that this type of behaviour will not be tolerated.
Telling it like it is: Meet our new Opinion section columnists
We've added new opinion writers to our current line-up.
Letters: Is Rotorua the main focus of the Govt's public housing surge?
Our readers have their say.
'In our DNA': How NZ company grew its value from $31m to $330m
'Last season Bay growers received $1.78 billion from the sale of kiwifruit'
Ngahi Bidois: Stay focused as you embrace the challenge of change
OPINION: Choose wisely what you spend your time and energy on
You up for the challenge? 100km in 30 Days for Breast Cancer
Register now and get your sponsors lined up.
'Left in the hot seat': Employers grapple with new mandate rules
Vaccine mandates and passes will no longer be required from April 4
Mark Lister: The Fed hiking cycle begins
COMMENT: This is a significant event: only the fourth one in the past 30 years.
'You feel so invaded': Rise in car thefts hits Rotorua family
The car most likely to be stolen in the Bay of Plenty has also been revealed.
Rotorua Cityride bus services back on normal timetables from Monday
The network had been operating on a reduced schedule since early March due to Covid-19.
Exciting year ahead for Rotorua's Accelerando programme
The Rotorua Accelerando Programme is back this year and hoping to reach more students.