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Opinion: Relationship building needed for our youth
OPINION: The recurring theme of the truancy crisis is a breakdown in relationships.
OPINION: The recurring theme of the truancy crisis is a breakdown in relationships.
OPINION: Answers are needed to help victims heal.
How Rotorua secondary school students are helping children in emergency housing.
A moist northwesterly air stream with embedded fronts remains over the North Island.
Lake Okareka Preschool whānau are doing their part for the community.
The eruption "weighs heavily on the iwi".
The event hub was based at Te Puia for the first time.
The BOP Spaces and Places Strategy 2020-23 builds on the first such strategy in 2017.
CouncilMARK is an independent programme that assesses how councils are performing.
Opinion: We all play a little justification game to excuse our bad driving behaviour.
OPINION: What better way to understand what a foodbank does than to get involved?
"The sheer volume of critically ill patients ... is something I've never experienced,"
The crash was reported to police at 6.25am.
The number of drivers caught using mobile phones while driving is on the rise.
Police attempted to pull the vehicle over about 12.30am.
The Rotorua Restaurant Association Resilience Award winners have been announced.
Search and rescue volunteers have brushed up skills - here's hoping they don't need them.
The first round of the Suzuki Series was held at the weekend.
"Rotorua has shown that we will not let despair break us apart."
The incident was reported to police about 3.30am.
Put yourselves in the workers' boots: Dangerous drivers urged to slow down.
"It appears to be an unfortunate accident."
OPINION: People will warn you about how bad it is for kids but not how bad it is for you.
The crash happened at 10.40am.
Three soldiers were removed from duty, while one was charged for inappropriate behaviour.
The new drug trial is looking for participants.
Worksafe had been notified.
The signing followed approval by 91 per cent of iwi members.
The rugby and arboriculture teams had morning tea and a framed Māori ABs ad was presented.