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Unvaccinated chiropractors had face-to-face consultations with patients.
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Tūrangi Police Report: Blue Light fishing fun for the whole whānau
COMMENT: Tūrangi Police Sergeant Te Reipa Morunga provides an update.
Rotorua cycle loop added to Great Rides network
Joining the network opened the door to new funding.
'Just part of being a woman': How our health system ignores and neglects female patients - and what can be done about it
'I kept thinking maybe I'm just being weak, maybe I just need to harden up...'
Engaging science kits for school children to get curious with
The House of Science Rotorua Lakes branch hopes to expand and bring on more volunteers.
Sea of blue to weave through town on charity walk
The Rotorua Blue Walk aims to raise awareness and funds to fight prostate cancer.
Rotorua Culinary stars will shine bright this winter
The Matariki Dish Challenge was officially launched at Peppers on the Point.
Chance to experience and enjoy Indian culture
An Indian Cultural Evening is coming up in Rotorua on May 14.
Taupō's Sporting History: Those who earned the fern
Taupō's Bevan Choat takes us on a walk down memory lane
Paul Hickey - Winter to hum with events, memory lane and social media
Paul Hickey on a humming winter of events, visiting memory lane and social media reality.
Jo Raphael: Digger the dog's return proves microchips' worth
OPINION: Digger's year-long adventure has a happy ending because of microchipping.
Sonya Bateson: Pensioners have the short end of poverty stick
OPINION: It's expensive to be poor.
Premium Debate: Three Waters reaction and emergency housing motel compliance
Have your say by going to dailypost.co.nz and becoming a Premium subscriber.
Locals and visitors reminded Mt Ruapehu 'is the boss'
'He'll do what he wants to do' is a common sentiment shared among Ruapehu locals.
Former All Black appointed new Bay of Plenty Steamers coach
'I feel privileged and excited with the opportunity to lead a team.' - Mike Delaney
Jewellery store owner burgled twice in a month: 'You can't let them win'
He has also questioned why there is no active monitoring of council CCTV in Rotorua.
Calling all hands to Tikitapu for big clean up
Community event to remove paru near and in lake.
Music lights way to reconnect to marae, whanau
Origins Roots Aotearoa grow and adapt to fit spaces they find themselves in.
'Wreaking havoc': Report reveals how many of Rotorua's homeless are locals
Nearly a third of those living in Rotorua's motels don't come from here.
Matangireia Yates-Francis draws on whakapapa in his creative space
Climate crisis drives aspiring architect.
The story of how Ihenga named places as he travelled
He made discoveries and was constantly challenged by great difficulties.
New name revealed for Sir Howard Morrison Performing Arts Centre
The new name is intended to fit more easily on a ticket.
Live: 8609 new Covid cases, 20 deaths as third jab approved for immune-compromised kids
Extra dose is expected to give extra protection and help reduce transmitting the virus.
New roundabout at busy Rotorua intersection will 'save lives'
Between 2016 and 2020, five people died or were seriously injured at this intersection.
Opportunity knocks: Reselling clothes charting a more sustainable future
Emma found her passion for op-shopping was turning into a successful venture
Watch: Thief uses scooter to smash jewellery store window
Rotorua Jewellers on Tutanekai St had its front window smashed overnight.
Tāneatua tragedy: Police rule out potential crash factor
Investigations into the crash on Taneatua are ongoing.
Mother's Day winners: The fondest memories
We asked for your favourite stories about mum this Mother's Day.
The Premium Debate: Ram raids
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on the spate of ram-raids across the region.
Last Māori Battalion member receives knighthood
Sir Robert Gillies was knighted by Governor-General on Wednesday.
Opinion: Moaning about some plants? Give me a break
Opinion: But residents have every right to complain about turning reserves into housing
Lake weed eradication: Iwi work a 'fusion' of traditional and western knowledge
The iwi has this week begun mahi to protect taonga species.
Surgery backlog: 'Trucking people around the country'
There are 27,000 people waiting over four months for surgery, triple that before Covid-19.