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Schoolgirl bus stop bashing: Security firm's service cut weeks before bloody attack
It comes as Rotorua's mayor calls on the Government to give the city more police.
Rotorua rainbow community celebrates first pride festival
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Double resignation from Murupara Community Board
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'God, I hope it doesn’t come through': Spiked vehicle chase caught on camera
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Strava ranks Rotorua in top 10 mountain biking destinations in the world
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Deane back as Visions boss, still to sell security firm after misconduct ruling
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Pacific early learning centre pleads for support amid autism challenges
Of the 20 enrolled children, up to eight may be on the autism spectrum.
Whakaari/White Island owners relied on GNS Science to monitor and manage island
The judge-alone trial resumed on Wednesday.
Pig carcasses and dirty bus stops rile readers
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Love of horses sees horse race named in honour of Julia Wilding
Taupō Racing Club will name a race at Ladies Day after the late Julia Wilding.
Schoolgirl left 'covered in blood' and concussed after bus stop bashing
'The girl came over and just started punching her in the face.'
Te Pāti Māori co-leader faces possible censure for court case comment
Waititi could face censure from Privileges Committee or Speaker.
Company sentenced over ski bus crash that killed schoolgirl
The ski field company earlier admitted two charges brought by WorkSafe over the crash.
'A real measurable difference': 1300 new teachers recruited in 18 months
'Teachers are choosing New Zealand as a place to teach and call home.'
Man who poached 4600 crayfish for ‘sprawling’ black market ring jailed
Crayfish poacher apologised after abusing customary permit system.
Search for missing kiwi continues
“People from all over the place want to help. It’s amazing."
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Breast cancer survivor shares her journey ahead of Daffodil Day
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Threatened species on the comeback thanks to Lake Taupō wetlands project
A community grant will help protect species like the Australasian bittern.
From Rotorua to Harvard: Q&A with scholar set to chase his dreams in the US
'I’ve always dreamed of improving people’s lives'.