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Residents are mounting a fight to be notified about the Wylie Court consent process.
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Immigration New Zealand welcomes the conviction of a man for impersonating an officer.
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Plans for 37 new public housing homes applauded by some
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Rotorua could become destination for 'climate refugees'
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Revealed: What Kāinga Ora has planned for Malfroy Rd and Ranolf St block
Proposal is to build 37 homes on corner block.
Covid tracing cards axed as Ministry of Health shifts focus to vaccinations
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Arson trial: Woman denies she burnt down house for financial windfall
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'Sacred' Te Arawa and Western Bay partnership hailed
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Famous Rotorua traction engine finds new home
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'Proceed with caution': Business head's warning over Govt's plans
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McClay slams plan to turn motel into housing
Residents react to news a second motel is planned for transitional housing on Fenton St.
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Deputy mayor calls for more inner-city residents to boost vibrancy
Deputy mayor Dave Donaldson says developers should 'sit up and take notice'
Bystander grappled knife-wielding patched mobster after robbery
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The Premium Debate: Subscribers have their say on Port scare and power crisis
Have your say by going to rotoruadailypost.co.nz and becoming a Premium subscriber.
Transitional housing planned for large vacant Fenton St motel
Signs on Fenton St have prompted concern over housing for the homeless.
Squeeze on MIQ spaces as Government increases its own allocation
A dwindling supply of rooms is aggravating the situation.
Two Rotorua inner-city carparks could become apartments
The inner city could see fewer car parks, but more people.
Man fined for carrying fake guns and pretending to be an immigration officer
A man used an imitation firearm to demand a woman pay $500 to fight a deportation.
Former Māori language commissioner Waereti Tait-Wall dies
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