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Opinion - Paul Hickey: 'Fundraising season', pay honesty, giveaways
Paul Hickey discusses ''fundraising season', a situation of honesty, and giveaways.
Paul Hickey discusses ''fundraising season', a situation of honesty, and giveaways.
The project has been named as a recipient of Health Research Council (HRC) funding
Streakin' Thru the 70s is being performed on various dates from July 15 to July 30.
Rotorua Lakes Council is now part of the Welcoming Communities programme.
Celebrate Life raised $8000 for Cancer Society's Lions Lodge and Stroke Foundation.
The 2022 New Zealand Mountain Film Festival's 'National Tour' is in Rotorua on July 26.
A new House of Science kit called 'A Load of Rubbish' has been launched in Rotorua.
The Rotorua event's calendar is heating up with the latest announced yesterday.
The attack has prompted a call for perspex cages to protect bus drivers.
Rotowhio ceremony marks the end of district health boards and a new direction.
The comments come with a 'stark' warning to the council over housing initiatives.
The incident 'appears to be an infrastructure failure of a local geothermal bore'.
The much-loved student's cheekiness, opinions, curiosity and authenticity will be missed.
Crankworx has brought millions of dollars to the local economy in previous years.
The 13-year-old has only partly formed arms.
Seasonal flu, gastro bugs, colds and Covid are spreading among staff and students.
The wallets have opened and sick children coming to stay in Rotorua will benefit.
Footage shows steam and mud coming up in the gardened median strip.
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Desire to help organisation that does so much for others behind fundraising efforts.
At least 12 fire trucks responded.
Interest is growing in what will be the first state boarding school for girls in the Bay.
Innocent members of the public, including a charity, were ripped off by Joshua Taylor.
Rental market shifts are putting more power in tenants' hands.
Staff at Tauranga and Whakatane Hospitals ask visitor wearing masks and social distance.
In April, the estimated minimum shortfall was $15 million.
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Three Rotorua families get to move into three new Kāinga Ora homes this week.