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A baby was born in a car in the middle of the night with help from a passing stranger.
Cat-napped or cat-trapped? How mystery of missing pets was solved
Hunt for fugitive furballs has a happy ending thanks to neighbour's surprise spot.
'No compassion': Man barred from returning to witness birth of triplets
Kelvin and Amber Acutt say their triplets could arrive tomorrow or six weeks from now.
Witness says son-in-law 'smashed' man in fatal fight
Radford Kaea was getting the better of Michael Anderson in a scrap, says a witness.
Rotorua's landfill fees have gone up. Here's why
The council expects collections rose following the latest lockdown.
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Med school at 35: 'I was the oldest in the class. Everyone was the same age as my kids.'
Brrr! Snowfall warning for Desert Rd
Heavy rain, snow, and possible severe gales forecast for parts of the lower North Island.
Market organisers consider options to keep public safe
Markets either don't have many visitors or can't open with tight restrictions.
'Devastated': Family mourn Kawerau mum, murder-accused's identity suppressed
A 20-year-old man accused of murdering a Kawerau woman has interim name suppression.
'Mistake made': Council apologises for shutting public out of meeting
The council confirmed the public was not barred from meetings in alert level 2.
Jo Raphael: Drawing back the curtain on our mental health
OPINION: Gone are the days when you were told to "buck up".
Rob Rattenbury: What is happening with National?
OPINION: Poll results for National Party a 'serious concern' as next election approaches.
Manslaughter trial: Son-in-law killed man by punching and flipping him on concrete
Radford Kaea is on trial in the High Court at Rotorua for manslaughter.
Treat mental health like WOF: 'Make sure you've always got your warrant'
One in five Kiwis experience a mental illness each year.
Revealed: The most popular stolen vehicles and it's not what you'd expect
Find out which types of vehicles are being targeted most often by thieves.
New fishing season starts this week: What you need to know
The new trout fishing season gets under way this week — here's what you need to know.
Lotto punter from Taupō wins $250,000
A Lotto punter from Taupo is $250,000 richer after winning a share of first division.
The Premium Debate: Subscriber views on educators leaving the profession
Have your say by going to rotoruadailypost.co.nz and becoming a Premium subscriber.
Maryana Garcia: Quality time away from the screen
Every year since I was 18 I've taken five days away from the internet. Here's why
Samantha Motion: Three waters reform heading up a creek
OPINION: The public engagement to date does not bode well for local input.
'Not exactly a vote winner': Is it time to start taxing inheritances?
'Long story short we will have more old people than young people to collect tax from.'
Service for those in need shuts up shop - for now
Aroha Boutique has gone on hiatus.
Axed Covid contact tracing card trial cost Government almost $1m
The Ngongotahā contact tracing card trial was revealed to be more than $59k over budget.
'Protecting our whānau': Vaccination clinic offers free hāngī with jab
The clinic will be operating every Sunday and Monday from 10am to 6pm until December.
$4.2m drug bust: Bogus companies, leased premises, stolen power and 19 offenders
Details of the sophisticated Rotorua-based operation can now be revealed.
'Back of the queue': Māori and Pasifika should have been prioritised for vaccines - experts
The Ministry of Health says sequencing was designed to vaccinate those most at risk first.
'Something needs to happen': Prue Kapua appointed to New Zealand Police Women's Advisory Network
Prue Kapua wants to increase the number of women at all levels of New Zealand Police.
Nick Saville-Wood: Big thanks to those supporting vaccine rollout
Opinion: Lakes DHB chief executive Nick Saville-Wood wants to thank the community.
Luke Kirkness: MIQ decision shows what can be achieved by a community united
Opinion: We've seen what can be achieved when we work together. Let's do it again.
Half-century of passion: Anne Samson's ballet story
Anne Samson has been teaching ballet for 50 years and is still passionate about her work.
Get jabbed: The 90% project encouraging all to vaccinate
The 90% Project is an NZME campaign encouraging New Zealanders to get the Covid jab.