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'You just have to live your life': Meet young Kiwis bringing back big OE
Covid concern is no deterrent to travel: 'It is more dangerous going to the supermarket.'
Live: Omicron's grip - daily cases could be almost 100k; expert's warning for age group
Rod Jackson says the only numbers that matter are hospitalisations and deaths.
Council takes next step for law change for more Māori wards
The bill, if passed, would allow the council to have three Māori ward seats.
Lengthy wait for High Court attempted murder trial
Why a man accused of stabbing a woman will have to wait 16 months for his trial.
Demand for RATs sees Taupō librarian directing traffic
Taupō District Council warns of service disruption as pandemic causes staff shortages.
Watch: 22,535 new Covid cases, five deaths
Latest deaths in Tauranga, Waikato, Dunedin and Middlemore bring toll to 67.
Russians seize nuclear plant after fire as officials warn damage could cause disaster 10 times worse than Chernobyl
Russian forces shelled Europe's largest nuclear plant early Friday.
Taupō thumbs up and thumbs down
Readers submit their appreciation and gripes for the last week.
From teen mum to successful businesswoman
It's been a full-on four years for the 22-year-old.
Te Arawa place great value on strength and integrity of Rangitihi
Rangitihi - Carved and- sculpted by Rakei Kingi.
Late leader laid foundations for Ngati Pikaio's future
Muriwai Ihakara, te ūpoko kākā nō roto mai i te pokaitara a Ngāti Pikiao.
Rezoned land to pave the way for 780 new dwellings in Taupō
The move will enable the future development of approximately 780 dwellings.
Building a beneficial community through diving - He pukepuke moana e ekengia e te waka
"Ko te ruku moana taku whakaputanga i ngā pōauau o te wā"
Loitering litter: Common in areas like parks and reserves
Maureen O'Connell regularly picks up litter when on her walks around her neighbourhood.
'Blotchy patches on skin': Iwi, scientists join to save precious Puarenga
The Puarenga stream has been vacant of swimmers since 2018 due to severe water pollution.
Paul Hickey - Final summer burst, social media challenge, 'Live Free'
Paul Hickey discusses finishing summer with camping, social media challenge, 'Live Free'.
Toi Ohomai charity house sells at auction for $385,000
A charity house sold for $385,000 and profits will be injected into the community.
Local musical theatre opens doors to share opportunities
The Big Open Theatre Weekend is this weekend, and Rotorua Musical Theatre is taking part.
Art promotes oneness of humanity, celebrates diversity
He Kete Kotahi is full of work by people of all backgrounds - artists and amateurs.
Abundance of inspiration for arts students
Top Art features some of New Zealand's top secondary school Visual Art portfolios.
Tauranga's biggest international sport event kicks off
Seven matches of the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup will be played in Mount Maunganui.
Letters: 'Stinking' lake weed at $40m lakefront development a 'disgrace'
Our readers have their say.
Jo Raphael: Thuggish behaviour leaves a stain on our history
OPINION: We need to be united to heal the wounds Covid has caused.
Snug as a bug in a rug: Baby blankets for Rotorua's Plunket
Cot blankets will be made and donated to Rotorua's Plunket.
Destiny Church drug rehab helps women avoid jail
Police noticed a large surge of drugs in Central Otago, leading back to the two women.
'Looks like a fingerprint': Locals react to geyser-inspired tourism symbol
The mayor asked if it could help rebuild Rotorua's 'smashed' reputation.
New homes for homeless to arrive on 30-year vacant site this month
The houses will be put on the site as soon as this month. But who will live in them?
'In for an interesting year': What new property figures mean for Rotorua
The report shows house prices in 26 Rotorua suburbs dropped over the quarter.
Road rage incident in Rotorua
This "alarming" road rage incident was captured on Fenton St.
Planned strike involving 10,000 health workers postponed
10,000 health workers across the country were set to walk off the job tomorrow.
Toxic algal blooms prompt health warning for Ohau Channel
Signage will be erected at the Ohau Channel warning of algal blooms.
Live: Ardern stands by decision not to engage with protesters, heavy police presence remains
The clean-up continues at Parliament as a heavy police presence remains.