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Tania Tapsell and the love of her live, Kanin Clancy, are married. But why the big secret?
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Why some motels are choosing visitors over homeless
What's happening now with the Government's plan to change emergency housing in Rotorua?
'Pleasing' council financial position, no strategy to reduce debt
Rotorua Lakes Council and three controlled organisations' incomes defy expectations.
Volcanix squad named for 2021 campaign
The Volcanix start their season against Auckland on Saturday, July 16.
Filipino fusion: Culture to be shared at Night Market
A Fiesta Pinoy celebration is being held at the Rotorua Night Market on June 10.
Annual Swim-a-thon fundraiser a 'fabulous day'
Sixty-four local swimmers took the plunge to help eradicate Polio in the world.
Sacked Whakatāne Hospice worker temporarily reinstated
A Hospice Eastern BOP social worker and counsellor has her role reinstated.
Falcon Hatupatu honoured in original artwork
A silent auction for original artwork of falcon Hatupatu is now open for bidding.
$242m for Māori health: What Māori can expect from millions
Peeni Henare speaks on the $242m set aside from the Budget for Māori health
Cira Olivier: Who would've thought the crowd was better than the game?
Opinion: The Breakers took home a nail-biting win but the atmosphere was the highlight.
Willie Jackson: Government can plant economic recovery seed in the Māori tourism industry
Opinion: Sure there are going to be sceptics but you have to start somewhere.
No arrests or items found after JPC lockdown
The school immediately entered their lockdown procedure after contacting police.
Māori tourism operators to receive $15m boost over two years
It comes after the Government invested $12 million into Māori tourism last year.
Jo Raphael: School leaders burning candles at both ends
OPINION: A happy medium needs to be found for burnt-out school leaders.
Whakaari hearing: Defendants argue against making pleas
The 13 defendants charged after the Whakaari eruption are back in court today.
Emergency housing deal: Ministry turns back on motel's controversial plan
Rotorua's Ambassador Thermal Motel owners still hope to have emergency housing clients.
Can a weekend hot pool retreat heal body and mind?
It's easy to find mindful moments on a weekend wellness retreat but how to make them last?
Local Focus: Covid vaccination rolls out to protect whakapapa
Te Arawa Covid Response Hub vaccinates bubbles. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Murder accused mum sentenced for cutting off monitoring bracelet
Judge said her offending was a serious breach of failing to answer court bail.
Local Focus: Breakers' first NBL game in Rotorua
The Breakers scout for the next Tom Abercrombie. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Busy intersection near five schools gets upgrade
Work has begun on a new pedestrian refuge at a busy intersection.
'Particularly impacted Māori': Ministers speak on Māori housing funding boost
Ministers are addressing the funding boost for Māori housing at a post-Budget breakfast.
When Doreen 'met trouble': Couple celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
Kemp and Doreen McGechie reminisce on the past 70 years of their married lives together.
Blue Baths closure 'startling', concerns about council 'secrecy'
The council says more information will be revealed in due course.
Māori Battalion veteran leads Covid-19 vaccine rollout
Decorated veteran Robert Gillies was first in line at the Covid vaccine outreach clinic.
The nurses' strike: How could it affect you?
Eight hours of strike action by the NZNO is planned for Wednesday, June 9.
Local Focus: A day in the life of a kiwi keeper
Looking after New Zealand's most iconic bird. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Letters: Dropping speed for no road works frustrating
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Change of time for Steamers' Rotorua game
The change of kick-off time for the October 2 match is aimed at attracting a larger crowd.
What caused them to be homeless? People's experiences revealed
A report was compiled to develop narratives into homelessness derived from experiences.