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Bay of Plenty job losses spark increase in welfare payments
Jobseeker beneficiary numbers have risen more than 2300 in the region.
Jobseeker beneficiary numbers have risen more than 2300 in the region.
The National Organised Crime Group carried out 10 search warrants this morning.
Revealed: The full list of projects for which Bay leaders want 100pc Government funding.
'He was a man of great mana and he will be missed.'
The duck shooting season would have started on May 1 but now the wetlands are refilled.
The organisation helped house the vulnerable in the community.
Children can share Rotorua Museum-created activity learning and be in to win Lego.
The rules around level 2 have been revealed.
It was an "exciting proposition".
The Rotorua community has been opening its heart for those in need.
Pak'nSave has employed many locals who lost their jobs in the wake of Covid-19.
Anyone with symptoms, and younger people with sore throats, are encouraged to get tested.
We get reaction from community leaders about what alert level 2 will look like in Rotorua.
The axe has fallen on a popular Mount Maunganui-based rugby academy.
Covid-19 seen as a chance to improve agriculture's image. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
Covid-19 seen as a chance to improve agriculture's image. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
Petition calls for free parking but others say it could have negative impacts.
All Black Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi has moved back to his home town Rotorua.
Cane was born and raised in the farming town of Reporoa.
The person was the sole occupant of the car.
We speak to community leaders abut the significance of the milestone and what's next.
Ngāi Tahu Holdings have confirmed the workforce will be reduced by more than 88 per cent.
A Rotorua gas station has given Coffee Chic a leg up. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
One complaint said the parking system had brought a 53-year-old woman to tears.
Zero new cases of Covid 19 in the Bay of Plenty and Lakes district overnight.
Rotorua has come up with many ways to still celebrate New Zealand Music Month.
A Rotorua landlord has given Coffee Chic a leg up during uncertain times.
Comment: Councils should be careful with their spending during the pandemic.
A former Bay education consultant received almost $150,000 worth of kickbacks.
Business chambers and forestry leaders want new publicly-funded projects to use wood.