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Review: Tiki Āhua fashion show captures the imagination
The incredible talent of New Zealand's Māori designers was showcased at Tiki Ahua.
Films celebrating women who love to cycle
Mountain biking is not just for the blokes.
Street view: How do you feel about Rotorua losing its Rescue Helicopter?
The Rotorua Daily Post asked how people felt about losing Rotorua's Rescue Helicopter.
Sad farewell to Rotorua rescue chopper
We, not the Government, will be the ones living with the consequences of budget cuts.
Raukawa-Tait: Meth testing shambles deplorable
Raukawa-Tait: Housing NZ's meth testing shambles was deplorable.
Rachel Stewart: Drums of water war echoing in pipeline
COMMENT: Minister's lack of action on vital resource letting council dig in defences.
Wilson: Blasey Ford is brave and impressive
Christine Blasey Ford is brave and impressive, says Tommy Wilson.
Opinion: Girls just wanna have fun
Rotorua Daily Post sports reporter David Beck runs his eye over the last week of sport.
Letters: Hamurana speed limit reduction worth it
A reader is willing to take 24 seconds longer if it saves lives
Review: High praise for Opus Orchestra concert
Hanno Fairburn gives his take on the Opus Orchestra concert on Sunday.
Opinion: There's a lake in Rotorua?
A Lakefront development will mean one of the city's greatest assets isn't missed.
Letters: We should be outraged at gang patches
A call to get tougher on gangs gains support.
Graeme Simpson: Who are the mighty Mud Maidens?
A group of local women mountain bikers devoted to raising skill levels.
Paul Little: Our health system shames us all
COMMENT: Hospitals are run down, understaffed and inadequate.
Street view: What do you think about the airport upgrade?
The Rotorua Daily Post asked people what they thought of an airport redevelopment.
Opinion: Awareness week overload
Opinion: Are Kiwis taking 'awareness weeks' too far?
Raukawa-Tait: Talkback role an eye opener
Raukawa-Tait: Time as a talkback host was an eye opener.
Opinion: What do you think of the Lakefront development?
We asked Rotorua residents what they thought of plans for the lakefront.
Letters: Alan Bines remembered fondly
Readers have their say about Alan Bines, early Christmas; and cyclists using the road.
Opinion: Māori business essential to economy
Te Māori columnist Te Taru White shares his views on issues of equity.
Street view: Do you think our local MPs have done enough for Rotorua in the past year?
The Rotorua Daily Post asked people how they thought local MPs had done in the past year.
Bert Robinson: Lack of consultation over bill slap in the face
A Conservation Act amendment has some up in arms.
Graeme Simpson: Vietnam traffic is organised chaos
Don't mess with the Vietnamese, writes Graeme Simpson.