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A favourite Kiwi pastry is getting hit hard with soaring prices around the country.
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Fire in high school art block today deemed 'accidental' - FENZ
The fire forced the evacuation of the school.
Businessman third person killed in crash that killed couple
A 'well-respected accountant' is the third person to have died in the Otago crash.
Taupō readers have their say in the Thumbs Up - Thumbs Down
Taupō's residents weigh in on the good and bad from the week.
Chocolate box views for Taupō's walkers
Taupō's walking groups report on their winter sun tramps this week.
'Unacceptable': Youths climb on to youth justice facility roof
It is the latest in a series of similar incidents at youth justice facilities around NZ.
Girl 'collapsed' after public beating, second shocking attack in week
Police say they will be increasing their presence in the area, especially after school.
Bliss balls without the bother
These no-bake, six-ingredient bliss bars are perfect for low-fuss snacking.
Richard Prebble: Labour on track for their worst defeat - blame the non-voters
OPINION: We may see the lowest voter turnout since MMP.
NZ Fashion Week: ‘Like coming home’ - Rotorua model returns to runway
'I love that the designer I’m walking for has got a good message'.
Te Pāti Māori co-leader suspended from Parliament
Waititi was not in the House at the time he was suspended.
Get set for the last ‘blue supermoon’ until 2032
Thursday's rare 'blue supermoon' isn't due in NZ's night skies again for a decade.
Applying the heat on reserve burnouts
Drivers churning up reserves are warned to stick to the road.
Byelection required for Rural Board, Lakes Board nominee elected unopposed
Two nominations were received for the Rotorua Rural Community Board seat.
Top dog has a quarry for an office
Terry is the assistant quarry manager at Atiamuri Sand and Pumice in the Waikato.
'Beyond belief': Second teen girl injured after alleged assault outside Rotorua Library
It comes less than a week after an intermediate student was left bloodied in the area.
'Gone to Aussie': Infrastructure workers ditch NZ for more money, year-round work
"We find it really, really hard to find skilled, drug-free staff."
How Govt's Ruapehu lifeline curdled to a horrible hash of bad debt and new Crown spending
OPINION: How the Crown came to write cheque after cheque for Mt Ruapehu's ski fields.
Tangled web of privilege and power plays out on screen
REVIEW: Christian leaders trap a pool boy in an affair in this incredible but true story.
Taupō club and sports results
Cold mornings weren't enough to stop Taupō and Tūrangi's sports teams this week.
Taupō man appears in court accused of murder
Defendant has been remanded in custody.
Arrests made following alleged attempted robbery in Taupō
Police have arrested four men, four weeks after an alleged aggravated robbery in Taupō.
Early intervention could prevent up to 80 per cent of eye health problems
A Taupō woman is urging people to get their eyes checked.
From sparkling gowns to bin bags and gloves, Rotorua beauty queens muck in to clean the maunga
The organiser is hoping to educate the importance of proper waste disposal.
'David vs Goliath': Small kura up against big schools in hockey nationals
History will be created this week.
Summer's coming: L.A.B announce Tauranga show
The band will also perform in Nelson.
Sublime with Rome announce New Zealand summer tour
They'll be making seven stops across New Zealand.
'Unfettered destruction': Joint iwi effort aims to rid the whenua of hungry wallabies
Eight Rotorua iwi aim to bring back birdsong by training 13 men and women in pest control.
No. 15! Carrington cruises to another world title
The Kiwi great has done it again.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers weigh in on Richard Prebble’s take on Labour’s broken promises
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
'Absolute force': Live storytelling event honours late founder's legacy
As event honours Dawn Picken, her close friend shares a cruel twist in her own life.
Uni student assaulted four women - he claimed 'sexsomnia'
Four women were victimised by the defendant.
'Landlords have left the industry': City's rental listings plummet
Fears mum-and-dad investors are being 'squeezed out'.
50 years, one hotel: Audrey Savage celebrates her time at Rydges
'I enjoyed it. So I stayed.'