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Stephanie Worsop: How pregnancy taught me to love my body
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L.A.B: Chemistry key to band's success
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A face full of bugs leads to a lesson in biodiversity
OPINION: "We must rewild the world."
Bay of Plenty man avoids prison for manslaughter charge
Kawerau man sentenced to home detention after manslaughter of his father-in-law.
Samantha Motion: Jean Batten was my childhood hero. I've just learned she wasn't perfect.
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Surviving and thriving: Covid-19 funding a 'lifesaver' for Bay businesses
Nearly 1000 businesses have made use of the Covid-19 funding to access expert advice.
How Jaya Vahua escaped the grips of death to become a successful barber
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Dead for 11 minutes: Two shocks and he came back to life
'I still can't believe how lucky I am. I guess it wasn't my time.'
Fresh appeal in mystery death prompts callers
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New residential service for 'high and complex' mental health needs
The health board says the contracted agency will address a 'significant gap' in services.
Man not guilty of murder due to insanity
A Te Teko man has been found not guilty of murdering his father's partner due to insanity.
New Otonga Primary principal receives warm welcome
A former teacher at Otonga Primary has returned as the school's principal.
Local tourism buoyed by strong support over school holidays
Rotorua's Polynesian Spa says it had an excellent school holiday period.
Age Concern Rotorua seeking handyman volunteers
The organisation needs helpers to assist elderly people with small jobs around the home.
Bookstore to hold treasure hunt for community
The public can search the shop for a book wrapped in brown paper to take home for free.
'Jealous and possessive' ex-lover to spend life in prison for Rotorua murder
People could be seen sobbing in the public gallery as the sentence was handed down.
Reporoa dairy farmer fined for not registering cattle
The cattle weren't registered under the National Animal Identification and Tracing scheme.
Local Focus: Candidates turn to young voters to deliver special Civics lesson
Senior students put candidates on the spot in Rotorua. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Letters to the editor: Rotorua doesn't need scooters
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Unattended cooking blamed for Rotorua blaze
Firefighters were called to the blaze at 7.50am.
Local filmmaker eligible for Oscar nomination
Cian Elyse White says storytelling is in her bones, and it's landed her an award.
Body in lake mystery: 'I want justice and I want answers'
Heartbroken mother speaks out as police release new information in the investigation
Tourism workers gain second chance through retraining programme
New employment opportunities are just a moment away.
Rotorua pickleball players take titles
"I love the hard, fast, volleying and smashing at the net ... attacking type of play."
'Spectacular backyard': New forest hub now open to the public
The chairman of CNI Holdings says the project is the kind "envisaged and hoped for".
Baywide Cricket: All eyes on Mount Maunganui
The Bay of Plenty Cup gets under way next weekend.
Small rise in first-time offenders as Covid 'impact' felt
But the district commander says it is only a "blip" and crime as a whole is down.
Paul Hickey: Election weekend here, emojis, jeans and Christmas cheer
Paul Hickey discusses election weekend, emojis, jeans and a Christmas cheer competition.
Jo Raphael: Covid vaccine is more than just reopening borders
OPINION: The race to roll out a vaccine needs to be a global effort.
Bay of Plenty's unique natural hazard risk highlighted in Shake Out event
The event will be livestreamed throughout New Zealand.
Opinion: Voting yes in referendum will not end suffering
OPINION: Palliative care does not seek to prolong the life of the dying.