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Projected rates rise of 8.35 per cent: Council calls for feedback on Annual Plan
This feedback process is part of the council's Annual Plan consultation period.
Omicron outbreak: 15,540 new community cases; Auckland numbers steady
While daily case numbers are dropping, yesterday the country recorded its deadliest day.
North Island skifield says loss will be $7.4 million
The operators of Tūroa ski field have decided to hold off on a $40 million renewal plan.
Tenancy questions second most popular topic last year
This week has been the Citizen Advice Bureau's Annual Awareness Week.
Live: 'No longer exists' - Putin destroys entire city as troops encircle capital
Waves of Russian missiles pound a military training base near Ukraine's western border.
Covid 19: New cases for Bay and Lakes areas, 47 in hospital
How many cases were in the region today?
The Premium Debate: Pros and cons of RATs
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Letters: Council should consider rising cost of living in rates rise
Our readers have their say.
True number of Covid cases could be four times higher - expert
It's too early to say if Auckland has reached the peak of the Omicron outbreak - expert.
Police officer seriously injured after hit by driver
The officer sustained serious injuries, including a serious injury to his leg.
Rob Rattenbury: Marriage has come a long way since the 70s
OPINION: I still believe there is a place for marriage but not first place.
No police have tested positive for drugs in last the three years
However, the head of the police association says it's 'naive' to conclude no staff used.
3-year-old battling cancer ticking off his bucket list
Whakatāne boy Tu Hillman's bucket list of dreams has come true thanks to generous donors.
Highest daily Covid death toll; modeller says we're 'close to a peak'
Michael Plank says that hospitalisations will be slower to decline.
'Really quiet': Thousands fewer cars on the road as Omicron hits
One commuter says the roads have been like 'the middle of the school holidays'.
Hospitals forced to cut back elective surgeries as Omicron surges
Staff workload in the emergency department has increased during the pandemic.
Business digest: CoreLogic reveals latest House Price Index
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One Covid-19 related death in Lakes district
It comes as there are more than 14,400 cases throughout the entire country.
Nurturing ties amid Covid's big chill
In the past two years, many have had to work hard at keeping relationships strong
'Hearty, home-cooked kai': Owhata School and hapū get lunch to students learning from home
The partnership rolled out at the start of term.
Should this market weakness stop us from investing?
COMMENT: Mark Lister says doing nothing doesn't make complete sense either.
Samantha Motion: We need an exit plan for vaccine mandates
OPINION: Public support for the mandates is demonstrably waning.
'Smashed into the building': Paint shop damaged after car crash
Police are making inquiries into the incident.
'A magical place': Rainbow Springs staff mourn its demise
Ray Punter says his work at Rainbow Springs over 49 years has been 'a real joy'.
Timeline revealed: When Rotorua can see the back of MIQ
The end of MIQ is on the horizon, but what does that mean for Rotorua?
Rotorua bus services move to revised timetable due to Covid impacts
Bus users should check the Baybus website each time they travel for the latest information
Revealed: Where experts think disgruntled landlords will invest their money
Meet retired teacher investor: 'Good luck with living on $250 to $300 a week from super'.
'Not scared:' Meet the liquor store owner who chases thieves
Charanjit Dhillon has gone from Bollywood choreographer to shop-owning ninja.
Local Focus: Marae renovations bring satisfying tūpuna connections
These builders connect to their ancestral links through construction on their marae.
$20 left after bills: 'Phenomenal and unsustainable' cost of living rise hits families
'It's extremely difficult for our whānau to access regular food in Rotorua'