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'Unprecedented' entries for Rotorua Business Awards 2021, finalists named
The finalists for this year's 12 awards have been announced amid a high level of interest.
The finalists for this year's 12 awards have been announced amid a high level of interest.
Opinion: Why wait until retirement to live a healthy life?
A total of 176 patients with RSV had been admitted to Lakes DHB hospitals this year.
Te Āhuru Mōwai - Rotorua School for Young Parents is celebrating 20 years with a reunion.
A fraction of the returnees in Rotorua MIQ facilities have tested positive for Covid-19.
Bay of Plenty Steamers face Southland Stags in Invercargill this weekend.
But opposition MP Todd McClay says it's worth asking why the number is so low.
MBIE is investigating new managed isolation facilities, including in Rotorua.
A Covid tracing card option has been scrapped after a week-long trial in Rotorua.
A woman has denied she purposely burnt a house down saying she needed it for her son.
Tirity o Waitangi will underpin the new 'sacred' relationship.
OPINION: Our readers have their say.
The 1892 McLaren Traction Engine No.455 has moved from Rotorua to Putaruru.
A range of Tough Guy and Gal events will be held at Lakes Ranch in Rotorua next week.
Rotorua Musical Theatre's upcoming show is Monty Python's Spamalot.
Paul Hickey talks Dancing for Hospice, password safety and Waipa being a hive of activity.
A business chief said opening the border was a double-edged sword.
Deputy mayor Dave Donaldson says developers should 'sit up and take notice'
A Bay of Plenty man has been jailed for a spate of armed robberies in Ōpōtiki town centre.
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Signs on Fenton St have prompted concern over housing for the homeless.
A dwindling supply of rooms is aggravating the situation.
The inner city could see fewer car parks, but more people.
A man used an imitation firearm to demand a woman pay $500 to fight a deportation.
Her tangihanga is being held at Tūnohopū Marae in Rotorua.
Closures and restrictions will be in place for the next few months.
He's been given one final chance after a "steep learning curve".
Opinion: There will be an explosion of Maori elected to local councils in the future.
Rotorua's Hannah Gapes is building an impressive list of achievements.