Alleged underage prostitution ring: Fox to face more charges
He also faces drugs charges including for allegedly administering meth to a minor.
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Millions of litres: Bay kiwifruit grower fined for illegal water take
The company was convicted in the Tauranga District Court.
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Rosa stands for Robotic Orthopaedic Surgical Assistant.
Tiny Deane on failed sale: 'I was led down the garden path'
Today's hearing comes after a security licensing authority found him guilty of misconduct.
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Song of mourning for our mother (Papatuānuku).
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Reggae artist Luke Whaanga releases first studio album
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Tāngarākau campground murder: Forensic evidence alone proves teen killed camper, Crown claims
Adrian Humphreys was fatally stabbed while camping last year in remote Taranaki.
Tough fight for “underdog” Merewether
Taupō's Kyle Merewether is heading to Hamilton to take on his toughest fight yet.
Edgecumbe flood: Hundreds may be eligible to join legal case as five sue for $3.95m
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Conservation event has something for everyone and their dog
A popular program of outdoor events in the Central Plateau will return this summer.
'Massive confidence boost': Trust donates $10k to Christmas Appeal
"Together we can make a difference, and Rotorua Trust is pleased to be part of it.”
Birds of a feather mark mountain milestone
A falcon release project in Taupō has reached a new milestone.
'Big win' for Springfield Golf Club as council moves to shelve controversial $62m precinct
A proposal to put sportsfields on the land sparked community backlash.
Sun rises again on school Japan trip
Tauhara College has celebrated the return of its popular Japan trip after Covid-19.
Caught red-pawed: Meet the serial dog burglar who made off with a neighbour's beef roast
Leo's swag of stolen goods includes work shorts, cheese graters, a hot pie and tarakihi.
Lions' fundraising a roaring success
A dedicated group of Taupō seniors are raising funds for a host of good causes.
'I'm not going down for this': Teen protests his arrest for murder of a camper
Adrian Humphreys was fatally stabbed through his sleeping bag while camping.
Increased geothermal activity prompts change of venue for Waitangi Day celebrations
Rotorua’s annual Waitangi Day event is shifting its venue.
Sharper: Nuanced and near-perfect drama
This clever and surprising neo-noir thriller draws in then hexes the viewer.
Sunshine comes out swinging for golfers
Find out how Taupō and Tūrangi's sports clubs have fared this week.
'A family lost everything': Fire chief gives likely cause of house fire
Crews were called to the fire on Te Matai Rd on Monday afternoon.
Talent needed for Hitchcock thriller
Actors are needed for Centre Stage Taupō's new, thrilling production with a difference.
Iwi collective has plans to take over management of Ruapehu Alpine Lifts
'It was an opportunity for ngā iwi to put aside boundaries.'
Taupō and Tūrangi adopt a pet: Meet Xena
Could you give a home to this smart, adaptable young dog?
'This is everyday': Why Darnielle Hoods loves working at the Salvation Army
Darnielle has enjoyed helping to make a difference somewhere.
Springfield Golf Club spared
Councillor Robert Lee shares his views on Rotorua Lakes Council's Westbrook Sports and Recreation Precinct being largely shelved.
'Secrecy only benefits the employers': Should people's salaries be made public?
New figures show job listings featuring salaries have risen by about a third in a year.
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'I've already used up eight of my nine lives': Mike King's hope for NZ, and himself
Constantly striving for "perfect happiness" is having a devastating effect on kids.