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Has Lakes DHB region hit its Omicron peak?
And why has there been a 'dip' in positive cases recently?
'Something's got to give': Housing boom hits Rotorua's affordable suburbs
Rotorua's average property value has grown from $587,000 to $755,000 in the last two years
Rob Rattenbury: New Zealand is far from egalitarian
Comment: 'In New Zealand the word class means really opportunity.'
Live: Cabinet decides future of mandates, vaccine passes; listen live to Newstalk ZB
An expert warns given the long-tail of Omicron not to fully relax settings too soon.
Zoe Hunter: Man, or woman, owning property is something to be proud of
COMMENT: Owning property is a big achievement for any person, male or female, to do solo
Rainmaker set to strike North Island: Warning of strong winds, downpours, thunderstorms
Heavy rain warnings and watches are in place for the upper North Island.
Nine new Covid-19 deaths in NZ, three in Bay of Plenty
The total number of publicly reported Covid-19 deaths in New Zealand is now 175.
Outbreak latest: 9 deaths, dip in cases; Map reveals number in every NZ region
The total number of publicly reported Covid related deaths has now reached 175.
Business digest: Meet the 2022 Ballance farm environment awards entrants for Bay of Plenty
Got business news? Email carmen.hall@nzme.co.nz or zoe.hunter@nzme.co.nz
'They know what they want': Why women are making their mark on the property market
Meet the Bay of Plenty women who have made it on to the property ladder.
Empty out your bucket of worries daily
BIG READ: Between Covid, Russia-Ukraine war, and rising costs, we live in anxious times
Six injured in serious road crashes across North Island
Several other people were hospitalised after road incidents around the North Island.
'Shattered': Slow recovery for Te Puke boy finally home from hospital
The "shattered" 7-year-old still can't go to school or see his friends.
Ten deaths, 18,514 new Covid cases, 939 people in hospital
This takes the death toll of publicly reported Covid-related deaths to 166.
Mark Lister: A weaker housing market will take its toll
A major price decline is unlikely but late 2021 looks like it was as good as it gets
Letters to the editor: Fuel price hike good time to think about other transport alternatives
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Opinion: 'Shooting a little girl?' That is not war. That is a war crime
OPINION: We might have problems in NZ, but look at what's happening in Ukraine.
'I'm smitten': An affair to remember in dark times
Sunrise is a reminder of beauty in our broken world.
Oxygen and antivirals: How doctors are fighting Omicron
Medical professionals explain how Covid-19 is being treated and when to ask for help.
Urgent call to give blood as donations dry up in Omicron outbreak
Donations are down almost 35 per cent and 700 donations are needed this month.
School leaders 'very much relieved' for increased access to RATs
Fifty nine per cent of schools in the Bay are managing Covid cases.
'Even prisoners have visitors': Why mum 'hates' life in emergency housing motel
Has Rotorua's emergency housing situation improved since changes were announced?
Workers wanted: The city where job ads are up - but so is unemployment
The most popular job in Rotorua late last year was for a Kmart team member.
'We're sorry': The organic dairy company that caused a right stink after illegally dumping wastewater
Waiū Dairy CEO: We're sorry, our actions don't represent the values of kaitiakitanga.
Fined: Dairy company kept dumping wastewater despite warnings
Regional council: The penalty serves as a reminder to others about following the rules.
Paul Hickey: Petrol panic, doors or wheels and sweet treats
Paul Hickey discusses petrol panic, doors versus wheels and sweet treat giveaway.
Powerful potential and natural treasure: Forests celebrated
March 21 is International Day of Forests, originated by United Nations General Assembly.
Sir Wira Gardiner leaves 'a legacy that cannot be measured'
"Not many...will ever make the kind of contribution to this country that Sir Wira did."
Covid vaccine passports, mandates may go as NZ woos tourists
It comes after she did a promo interview on the Australian breakfast show Sunrise.
Live: Five deaths, 943 people hospitalised, more than 14,000 Covid cases today
The five deaths reported today were in Auckland, Waikato, Hutt Valley and Canterbury.
Koeke have a place to dance and have fun whilst keeping fit
Since Rangi Henry came on board numbers have increased.