Body found on Rotorua mountain bike trail
A member of the public found the body about 8am.
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Summer read: 'Trespassers will be boiled': Ohinemutu residents take action to keep visitors out
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What Rotorua leaders and kids wish for 2021
Housing, Covid-19 recovery and 'unicorns everywhere' among the top wishes for 2021.
Rotorua's Countdown on Fenton St evacuated
Rotorua's Countdown on Fenton St was evacuated due to a gas leak.
Rotorua community welcomes 2021 together
The community and visitors came together at a special New Year's Eve Rotorua Night Market.
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A special Rotorua Night Market is being held for New Year's Eve.
Speedway stars to contest national title in Rotorua
Paradise Valley Speedway is hosting the New Zealand Superstock Championships.
Carmen Hall: Food hygiene and the waste-not want-not ethos
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'Sounds like a spam email': New Year's honour recipient didn't believe Queen's message
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Doctor saluted for decades of service to women's health
Dr Janette Irvine was a general practitioner in Rotorua for 36 years.
Supporting people's journeys satisfying for Yvonne Boyes
Yvonne Boyes has been awarded a Queen's Service Medal for her services to health.
Man found dead in Kawerau
The man was found injured at the intersection of Newall and Whittaker Sts.
ACC funding decision puts mountain bikers in danger
Why would ACC stop funding a first response unit that has rescued nearly 1000 riders?
Weapons and drugs visitors carry into court revealed
Machetes, knives, bullets, bongs and P-pipes are all part of what people bring to court
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'Monument to waste': Digital sign slating sculpture to be investigated
Sculpture manufacturer says people should wait until it's finished to pass judgement.
Lingering shark closes Ōhope Beach
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Man charged following Eastern Bay of Plenty homicide
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Post-Covid school leavers: What does 2021 look like for the city's youth?
The next generation entering the workforce is "resilient" and "adaptable".
Natzke unbeaten at Whakatāne Summercross
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Summer read: The people living in Rotorua's Kuirau Park. 'It's not that bad being us'
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Firefighters extinguish ceiling fire in Kawerau
It took more than an hour for the fire to be suppressed.
'Don't worry Mum, I've already had a good life': Mum's message on melanoma
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Rotorua set for sunnier less chilly weather
Finer weather is on its way for Rotorua and districts including on New Year's Eve.
Rotorua Daily Post Year in Review: February 2020
Here's what made headlines in February.
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Summer read: Barry Hunter Snr tribute: 'Our dad, yeah, he was the man'
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