Labour support falters as Rotorua electoral bill 'fallen foul' of Bill of Rights
Waiariki MP Rawiri Waititi says he backs the 'brave and progressive' bill.
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Zizi Sparks: Labour shortage a wave we can only ride and wait for tide to turn
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Gang member gets home detention for $8000 burglary
A gang member involved in an $8000 burglary has been given six months' home detention.
Fears crime by kids could 'end in tragedy'
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Shane Jones: Political stink in Rotorua
OPINION: It walks like a duck, quacks like a duck and is a lame electoral duck.
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Mana Whakahono signals new dawn for Tūrangi township
The partnership agreement was approved at this afternoon's council meeting.
Govt committed to get Rotorua Māori seats bill 'right'
It comes after the Attorney-General found its current form could breach Bill of Rights.
6380 new Covid cases today, up from long weekend decline
Daily case numbers fell over the long weekend alongside testing rates.
Oar, rope found in search for missing fisherman
More items believed to belong to missing Ōpōtiki fisherman have been found
'An inspiration to us all': Master carver calls time after 55 years
One of the enduring faces of the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute
Premium Debate: Govt handouts disincentive to work
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Richard Prebble: Rotorua's co-governance bill 'reduces the value of my vote'
What is driving the co-governance agenda in Rotorua, according to an ex-MP.
New gallery and exhibition in honour of W. Stanley Wallis
The Arts Village is pleased to announce an exhibition of W. Stanley Wallis' paintings.
Taika the tourist: Hollywood star's visit 'completely unexpected'
'Just like a normal customer but maybe a little funnier'.
Zoe Hunter: Why it's important young people attend Anzac services
OPINION: Lest we forget. We will remember them.
'Impractical and over the top': Bay shooting clubs oppose proposed regulation changes
The public consultation runs until May 4.
Taupō weather: Third week of April cloudy, drizzly and misty
Taupō's weekly weather report.
Man jailed for secret sex videos on porn website
He videoed himself having sex with a woman and put it on a porn site to get revenge.
'War won't cure anything': Last surviving member of 28th Māori Battalion's Anzac message
This year marked 107 years since the Gallipoli landings took place on April 25, 1915.
Competition: DoC fishing for Taupō photographs
You could win a Taupō trout fishing licence to kick off the new season.
Chris Rattue: Why Lisa Carrington's Kiwi rival is getting stiffed
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Live: 5690 Covid cases, 10 people die with virus, 514 in hospital
Latest data comes amid sluggish vaccine rates as Omicron pandemic drags on.
'With the spirits of the Anzacs for peace, we pray': Thousands gather for Anzac Day
Thousands gathered across the region for the Anzac Day Commemorations.
Carmen Hall: Some Kiwis just don't fancy physical work
It is the industries where you might break a sweat that are suffering the most.
Want a job? Forestry desperate for tree planters and timber mills need workers
Finding people who were drug-free and would show up was hard.
Arts Village Green vibrant and bustling with stalls
The Arts Village Green hosted crafts, entertainment and fun for all the family.
Rob Rattenbury: 107 years ago today, Lest We Forget
'I have never attended Dawn Parade. Families did not do this when I was small.'