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'No evidence' of racism or elitism at John Paul College, review finds
An independent review was ordered earlier this year following a complaint.
An independent review was ordered earlier this year following a complaint.
Close contacts in Tauranga have tested negative but the risk remains.
Ian Boult: 'It's history-making'.
Chief executive Geoff Williams says there have been 'wrong discussions' about the changes.
The father and daughter had sought discharge without conviction.
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
The Māori Party MP shares his views on why racial incidents happen in the Bay.
OPINION: Should taxpayers be propping up working families?
When you've got thousands of people coming to stay, how do you fit them all in?
A special night in a Rotorua church could be the start of something classically brilliant.
Motorist Karel Rottier has lodged multiple complaints about a pothole on Old Taupo Road.
The council says the equipment taken costs thousands of dollars.
The 47th New Zealand Secondary Schools Cross-Country Championships were held Saturday.
Miss Rotorua is the only Māori-owned and operated beauty pageant in the world.
Laugh and scream as you drop over the world's highest commercially rated waterfall.
A boom in business events is a welcome relief to an industry left reeling last year.
Steve Chadwick says the workshops are 'important, legitimate and appropriate'.
Aorangi School's Nurture Room has been making positive impact on students' learning.
The legacy of rugby great Jonah Lomu will live on at Rotorua Boys' High School.
OPINION: Make it as easy as possible for people to say yes.
This week, volunteers throughout New Zealand are being celebrated.
One geothermal station is almost as bad as burning gas. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
But the council says most dog-related incidents in the CBD relate to out-of-towners.
Police were notified about 7.10am.
Landlords can lease properties to the Government through a Community Housing Provider.
The Bay of Plenty was drenched at the beginning of this weekend.
Rotorua needs to build more than 600 houses a year to improve its homelessness problem.
The roadworks have prompted multiple letters to the editor.
Dama wallabies are spreading from Rotorua to the Waikato.