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Comment: Believe it - our health sector is in a crisis
OPINION: Now's the logical time to undertake workforce reforms
OPINION: Now's the logical time to undertake workforce reforms
Rotorua Lakes Council proposes to sell 10 reserve sites to make way for housing.
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on the construction slowdown.
OPINION: A business should be allowed to succeed or fail on its own merits.
Artists have painted work on the tiles.
The two-day Cadenza competition finishes with a Gala Concert the public can enjoy.
The library's July School Holiday Programme helped keep kids entertained.
The Paul Paul Comedy Night features NZ standup comedians Paul Ego and Paul Douglas.
Te Aka Mauri is receiving support to introduce technology and robotic engineering.
A journey to health and wellbeing changes life.
Game will bring two cultures together and widen horizons.
They are articulate, driven and want to have their say.
Numerous stories about what unfolded upon the waka coasting along the shoreline.
"We've seen a huge increase in the amount of vandalism we've had to deal with."
About $180million of infrastructure funding has been given to councils across the country.
OPINION: It might not be a quick fix to the problem, but it makes sense long-term.
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on the lengths builders are going to
Rawiri Waititi: "This is a stain on this country's democracy and it's a disgrace."
Subscribers have their say on crime in New Zealand
Opinion: Everywhere I look there are maskless people
The candidate promises strong leadership and a fresh collaborative approach.
The man was stopped by police - and three days later he got a letter that shocked him.
The candidate says Rotorua needs "rejuvenation" after years of disruption.
Act leader says an apology would be the right thing for Rawiri Waititi to do.
'The Government's using Rotorua as a dumping ground for people needing emergency housing.'
COMMENT: What have I become? It's not my fault, it's technology's fault.
Here's what's on this week that you might not have been aware of.
Ruby Arefin and Kirsty Nicholson have been working hard on their dance routine.
Rotorua council heard submissions on its draft development contributions policy on Friday.