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Letters to the editor: Fluoridating the water will benefit all
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Our readers have their say.
OPINION: As if the past couple of years weren't hard enough now there are ram raids.
OPINION: Since Nia's death in 2007, 174 children have been killed.
About 100 cruise ships are scheduled to dock in Tauranga between October and April.
Bobby Tipiwai stood by and did nothing to stop a gang of women's kidnapping and torture.
Girl, 12, in tears after one rider almost mowed her down deliberately.
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on triathalon confusion and controversy.
OPINION: Fluoridation just one step in helping people make better oral health choices.
Rotorua will have a week off after a month of rain, according to MetService.
Council staff will now identify 'themes' in the feedback.
OPINION: Rough living has been a fixture of New Zealand university life for decades.
It will help those affected by poor mental health and addiction get Covid vaccinations.
Craig McFadyen and Laura Falconer are a dance couple in Harcourts Dancing for Hospice.
OPINION: Tamati Coffey says things like the cost of living payment will make a difference.
The latest Rotorua Boys' and Girls' High School production is a must-see.
"This is how we can revitalise the workforce."
'He's only going to get better.'
OPINION: Covering the Nia Glassie case: Why I'll never forget her offenders.
Church leader allegedly crossed the centreline and hit another vehicle
It's been 15 years since Nia Glassie was murdered. But has anything changed?
The woman has been transferred to Waikato Hospital.
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on Govt and first home buyer partnerships.
A shopping trip for one Rotorua woman turned into a traumatising encounter
Registrations for Keep New Zealand Beautiful's Clean Up Week are now open.
The launch of Miss Rotorua 2022 was held at the Prince's Gate Hotel last Sunday.
Ringa Rautia is a programme to help strengthen and grow Ngāti Whakaue-owned businesses.
The 250 grants approved in the past financial year reflect Rotorua Trust's key focus areas
Rotorua Boys' High School presents 'In the Heights', with Rotorua Girls' High School.
It is the first time in more than two years the border will be fully open.