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Free doughnuts for army staff for helping woman followed by stalker
Are police any closer to finding a man who stalked a woman while out running?
Volcanix named to take on Taranaki
The Volcanix play Taranaki at Blake Park on Saturday.
Rotorua Marathon significant for running community
The event finally has the green light and is expected to attract about 2000 entries.
Iwi trust takes over Fenton St hotel to help homeless
Four Canoes on Fenton St is now home for more than 50 of the city's homeless.
Rotorua's climate action plan: How will it affect you?
A vision for the future, or just a pipe dream?
The $2m cover-up: Man steals nearly $400k of art - then torches lakefront house
Thief says the numbers for the security alarm came to him in a dream.
Bread tags for wheelchairs: A young girl on a mission
Eight-year-old Kaylee Galliers has shown great kindness and generosity.
Letters to the editor: Lakefront will be spoiled by upgrade
Rotorua readers have their say.
'This is what people need': Bay GPs seeking more help for mental health
It comes after a record budget for mental health in 2019.
'I know he'd be so proud': Woman running for late husband
When Kellie Kanara-Batt crosses the finish line, there will be plenty of emotion.
Mongrel Mob Kawerau president and 7 others on trial
Eight people accused of drug dealing offences are on trial in Hamilton District Court.
Trout fishing season opens on Rotorua lakes next week
The open of the trout season on October 1 will be marked in style on Rotorua's lakes.
Two out of eight council projects get shovel-ready funding
The mayor says the council didn't expect funding for all eight projects.
Man to take on marathon in managed isolation
Finian Scott will be running the equivalent of a full marathon in managed isolation.
'I just miss talking to my mother': Son of woman killed by drink driver
Quinten Gale reveals his feelings about his mother's death at hands of drink-driver.
Alan Long: 'A true gentleman of the sport'
Rotorua's Alan Long died on September 18, aged 86.
Stephanie Worsop: Law needs to stop offenders at the beginning, not end
Comment: Stalking is red flag behaviour and that needs to be reflected in the law.
Finally! Crowds can return to local rugby
The Toi Ohomai Baywide Secondary Schools Finals day is at Rotorua International Stadium.
Māori mental health approach resonates more
An academic says addressing disparity isn't easy, it starts with recognising it exists.
Opinion: Women and the young bear brunt of economic 'scarring'
COMMENT: We need to think creatively about how firms might engage with job seekers.
Letters to the editor: McClay's pledge to bring back chopper won't hold water
Rotorua readers have their say.
Jo Raphael: We need Aucklanders
COMMENT: Aucklanders need to spend their money in the regions - not just Auckland.
Weather: Heavy rain on the way for Bay of Plenty
A front moving over central North Island is bringing periods of heavy rain with it.
New kiwi chick raises eyebrows, needs a name
The 338 gram kiwi hatched on Monday, September 21.
Hundreds of teachers' jobs at risk as foreign students dwindle
Banning foreign students may cost hundreds of teachers' jobs.
The Kiwi company being backed by Bill Gates
Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Jack Ma among indirect investors in lithium venture.
Partner of murdered man: A second killer is still out there
Family say the convicted murderer was too small to overpower his victim.
Kristin Macfarlane: There is nothing wrong with cameras in schools
COMMENT: There's nothing wrong with schools having cameras.
Rees slips to sixth in British Superstocks
Damon Rees is four rounds into the championship.