Learning about and from history: Anne Frank exhibition
'Anne Frank - Let me be myself' will be on show at the Rotorua Library until October 23.
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'It's crazy to think that humans can be that horrible.'
'Fantastic': Thousands of submissions lodged over homeless motels' future
More than 3600 submissions have been made on future plans for emergency housing motels.
Guardian Matuatonga stands vigil on Mokoia
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Music helps lighten dark, heavy subject
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'Undermining local democracy': Watchdog to investigate closed council workshops
The investigation will look into eight councils, including Rotorua Lakes Council.
'It still isn't fixed': Rotorua resident fed up with 12 years of flooding
Every time there is heavy rain Veronica Martin says she can't drive out of her property.
'A difficult year': Council finishes year with draft $10m surplus - $27m below target
Rotorua mayor Steve Chadwick says it shows 'sound financial management'.
Opinion: Creating an inclusive and equitable environment is a no-brainer
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Opinion | Pay healthcare workers properly and make the job more attractive
OPINION: The shortage is now. The need is acute. Patients and staff are suffering.
The Premium Debate: Subscriber comments on jewellery store burglaries
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on jewellery store thieves.
'Social contagion': Victims share the 'devastating' impact of ram raids
Youth have gone from making up 58.5 per cent of ram raid incidents to 71 per cent.
Woman injured in sinkhole thanks rescuers, hospital staff
The Australian tourist fell into the sinkhole at the village last week.
The Prem Debate: Subscriber views on Kāinga Ora bidding up Ferncliffe Farms
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on Kāinga Ora bidding up purchase price.
Letters to the editor: Fluoridating the water will benefit all
Our readers have their say.
Opinion: Struggling business owners deserve more Govt aid
OPINION: As if the past couple of years weren't hard enough now there are ram raids.
Jo Raphael: Since Nia Glassie's death, innocent children are still dying violently
OPINION: Since Nia's death in 2007, 174 children have been killed.
'We can't wait': Tourism businesses excited for their ships to come in
About 100 cruise ships are scheduled to dock in Tauranga between October and April.
Held for ransom over stolen meth: Man pleads guilty to kidnapping role
Bobby Tipiwai stood by and did nothing to stop a gang of women's kidnapping and torture.
Trail bike riders chanting gang slogans terrorise neighbourhood
Girl, 12, in tears after one rider almost mowed her down deliberately.
The Prem Debate: Decision 'ruined' epic battle for the gold.
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Jo Raphael: Fluoridation of water supplies Bloomfield's parting shot
OPINION: Fluoridation just one step in helping people make better oral health choices.
Rotorua has second wettest July in over 60 years
Rotorua will have a week off after a month of rain, according to MetService.
'It is unbelievable': 15yrs in jewellery business, 30 raids, losses worth thousands
'It is difficult enough financially anyway and this just makes it even more difficult.'
Would-be robbers forced to flee as store workers fight back with hockey stick
Staff armed themselves and attacked back while a regular held down an alleged offender.
'Our parks are not for sale': Rotorua reserves proposal hearings conclude
Council staff will now identify 'themes' in the feedback.
Felix Desmarais: Living poorly as a student is a rite of passage
OPINION: Rough living has been a fixture of New Zealand university life for decades.
'A long time coming': Māori health provider gains access to $110k grant
It will help those affected by poor mental health and addiction get Covid vaccinations.
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Craig McFadyen and Laura Falconer are a dance couple in Harcourts Dancing for Hospice.
Tamati Coffey: No easy fix to cost of living pressures, but measures will make a difference
OPINION: Tamati Coffey says things like the cost of living payment will make a difference.