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'It's scary': Ukraine Russia war helps fuel pain at the petrol pump
Meanwhile, transport businesses feel they have "no choice" but to pass on the cost.
Revealed: How much Rotorua's council made from parking
One ratepayer believes time limited free parking would help the struggling CBD.
Luke Kirkness: Now is not the time to became complacent about Covid
OPINION: Fewer people seem to be taking the threat of the virus seriously, to our peril.
How many Māori vaccinations to reach 90% revealed as MP isolates
As the Omicron outbreak continues to spread, the 90 per cent target is yet to be reached.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Embattled Ukraine proof human spirit will not be cowed
Russia must know it will never bend the Ukraine nation to its will
Rainbow Springs to close permanently, but not all hope is lost
It's an institution for most New Zealanders and announcement is 'distressing'.
Top runner's 'horrific' accident: 'My body just melted over my head'
Life changed in a split second for the running coach whose job is to help others.
'Iconic' Rainbow Springs will permanently close
Rainbow Springs will close its doors for good and all animals are to be rehomed.
'It's been very hard': Kiwis excited to come home as borders reopen
One family says they will not let a pandemic or a tyrannical despot get in their way.
'I haven't heard anything from him': Bay mother fears for son fighting on the frontlines
But Lyudmyla Shelton believes the 21-year-old will keep his promise to stay alive.
'Need a clothes peg on your nose': What stinks in Rotorua?
A local business says the stench is another challenge on top of Covid-19.
'We're out of options': Rental crisis hits families as rents up, supply down
One mother took two months to find a rental that wasn't rundown', 'damp' or 'mouldy'.
Battling burnout: GPs facing doctor shortages, high patient numbers
Rotorua general practices face doctor burnout and vacancy-filling issues.
Rob Rattenbury: Why America is set to change over the coming years
OPINION: "A lot" of change is headed America's way over the next decade or so.
Scrub fire in Ōpōtiki district extinguished; Ngongatahā fire 'suspicious'
Firefighters are battling to get a scrub fire under control in the Ōpōtiki district.
Omicron outbreak: Five in Tauranga Hospital; latest case numbers revealed
The latest Bay of Plenty and Lakes District Health Board figures have been revealed.
Region's first KiwiBuild homeowners 'counting the days' until move in
The Bay of Plenty's first KiwiBuild homes, in the Mountview Green development, are ready.
Business digest: Investment, awards and economics forum
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Jo Raphael: Putin's a ruthless tyrant and we should be outraged
OPINION: We should all be outraged over the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
No relief in sight: Teachers face staffing pressure as Covid cases rise
Teacher shortages and parents not testing children concern Bay of Plenty teachers.
What you need to know about Covid-19 testing in Rotorua
What you need to know about getting tested in the Lakes DHB district.
Rotorua trust blocks lake access after ongoing damage
Four-wheel-drive vehicles are still being driven across the lakebed, despite warnings.
Marathon milestones: Rotorua Mini Marathon for kids
This year the Mini Marathon is scheduled for Friday, May 6.
Water Safety Strategy kicks on for fourth year
Bay of Plenty Water Safety Strategy kicks on for its fourth year.
App engaging and empowering netball in communities
The Netfit NZ App provides digital content and free access to coaching and fitness videos.
Te Arawa man to lead Three Waters reform programme
The new Three Waters executive director went to high school in Rotorua.
Shipping container of donated goods heading to Tonga
A shipping container full of quality donated goods will be shipped to aid Tonga
Fun day celebrates hard work of local marching teams
Rotorua's Madison Blues Marching held a fun day for friends and family to see routines
Good spirits and appreciative award recipients
The third annual Rotary Rotorua North Apprentice Awards were held on Wednesday night.
Paul Hickey - Pet devotion, cruise ship living and baby talk
Paul Hickey discusses devotion to pets, cruise ship living and baby talk benefits.
'Unprecedented demand': 5000 RATs gone in half a day ahead of phase 3
An expert says Covid-19 is 'taking off' everywhere, including in the Bay of Plenty.
Te Tatau o Te Arawa reports 'small' $5k surplus
The report received a clear audit opinion.
Meet Flick, the little fire truck that could be yours
The origins of Flick are unknown but whoever left it at the station has a kind heart.