Luke Kirkness: This Government is rewarding laziness
OPINION: It's time to get tough and ensure people are actually trying to find work.
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Taupō bar worker compensated $6K after unfair dismissal
A Taupō bar and restaurant worker was unjustifiably dismissed by her employer.
Hemo Gorge sculpture back under wraps for repainting and vandalised decor removed
Peeling paint means its maker is spending the next few months tidying it up.
'Equity-driven': How a new health service has helped hundreds of patients
It says enrolment problems are not with the patients but with the process.
'Toxic environment': A third of city's family harm calls to emergency lodgings
The council says in 2018 there were 70 family harm call outs a week. Now it's 120.
Rob Rattenbury: Pākehā need to be trusted with referendum on He Puapua
OPINION: We need a referendum on He Puapua, because progress depends on public support.
'Lucky': Breast cancer survivor walking and rowing 100km in May for charity
The charity aims to raise up to $50,000 to support breast cancer patients in the Bay.
Learn about kaupapa of local arts and community groups
The Arts Village is running its Community and Family Event 2022 this weekend.
Family, routine and social connection: The pandemic losses still affecting older Kiwis
'We can't expect people to go back to the way they were. We're all changed from this.'
'Targeting Māori': The police firearm figures worrying leaders
Actions predicated on race or the situation? Police firearm use data revealed.
Fundraiser sets $10k goal after friend's battle
Heinz Fett has helped raise thousands for cancer but he's not done yet.
Dr Tony Farrell: Reining in alcohol industry will reduce health burden
OPINION: The Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act needs reviewing
'A little strange alien': Mother's battle with postnatal depression
Perinatal Mental Health Awareness Week: "Having a child...was a big shock for my system."
Luke Kirkness: I've started vaping - and I'm on the way to getting hooked
OPINION: I've picked up a bad habit that is hard to shake despite not being a smoker.
Forests for the future: The $25.5m programme hoping to help solve an industry's labour woes
The new programme aims to solve forestry sector's labour shortage with technology.
Former Rotorua Trust manager farewelled from city in fundraising style
An outpouring of love has been shown for community man Tony Gill.
Ram raids are violent, thuggish and dangerous
OPINION: Grumpy old men and women have been sounding the warning for years.
MPs clash over homeless report on where Rotorua homeless have come from
Local politicians have exchanged words over a new homeless report.
Motel standoff: Tenants refuse to leave as Govt investigates serious allegations
Government launches investigation into complaint from motel manager.
Election candidate takes council to court over controversial bill
The council says it will strongly oppose candidate Robert Lee's case.
Dancing for Hospice: First of this year's contestants announced
The event, attended by thousands, is in its sixth year.
Council's operating deficit bumps up to almost $6.6m
One councillor asked if there was some way to break even for the year.
Rotorua cycle loop added to Great Rides network
Joining the network opened the door to new funding.
Engaging science kits for school children to get curious with
The House of Science Rotorua Lakes branch hopes to expand and bring on more volunteers.
Sea of blue to weave through town on charity walk
The Rotorua Blue Walk aims to raise awareness and funds to fight prostate cancer.
Rotorua Culinary stars will shine bright this winter
The Matariki Dish Challenge was officially launched at Peppers on the Point.
Chance to experience and enjoy Indian culture
An Indian Cultural Evening is coming up in Rotorua on May 14.
Paul Hickey - Winter to hum with events, memory lane and social media
Paul Hickey on a humming winter of events, visiting memory lane and social media reality.
Jo Raphael: Digger the dog's return proves microchips' worth
OPINION: Digger's year-long adventure has a happy ending because of microchipping.
Sonya Bateson: Pensioners have the short end of poverty stick
OPINION: It's expensive to be poor.
Premium Debate: Three Waters reaction and emergency housing motel compliance
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Jewellery store owner burgled twice in a month: 'You can't let them win'
He has also questioned why there is no active monitoring of council CCTV in Rotorua.
Calling all hands to Tikitapu for big clean up
Community event to remove paru near and in lake.