International Women's Day: Rotorua Zonta honours local women
Six Rotorua women were celebrated by the club on International Women's Day.
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Legal fraternity mourns loss of great legal mind
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Inexperience and infrastructure costs blamed for local government dysfunction
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Celebrating taonga: Children's Day coming up
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'We have lost a leader': Top trial lawyer Jonathan Temm QC dies
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'Healing to know I wasn't alone': Events to reduce silence around suicide
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Bay residents evacuate after early morning quake
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Mayor demands apology from councillor for online post
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Youth cancer survival rates increased - but less likely if you live in a region
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Ōkareka gang clash prompts more security at lake
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