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Cash reward for return of beloved 'big teddy bear'
"There is absolutely no reason why she wouldn't want to come home."
"There is absolutely no reason why she wouldn't want to come home."
As of today, the Lakes District Health Board district has zero active cases.
More funding announced for regions to stay connected.
COMMENT: More freedom will mean fewer breaches.
The innovation could more than 'double capacity as far as ventilators are concerned'.
Readers share their thoughts on local news.
Laurie Breadmore has never entered a walking event before but her first is very unique.
Chief fire officer asks people to still think twice about lighting a fire during level 3.
A man is accused of ramming a police patrol car during a pursuit.
The number of people on bikes has overtaken the number of pedestrians, for the first time.
Dentists feel 'ignored' in government efforts to support the health sector.
Stormy weather overnight brought trees downs in the Bay of Plenty.
Bay lockdown air quality 'consistent with what we're seeing all over the country'.
Workplaces could look starkly different after lockdown as flexibility proves beneficial.
Nationwide there are two new cases today.
Rotorua is in a good position to win domestic visitors, industry leaders say.
The tournament has run since 1933 and has only been cancelled once or twice before.
"Our religion says 'if you help others, others will help you more'."
Takeaways deliveries from a Kiwi-owned company. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
The Winter Energy Payment has doubled, putting more money in struggling families' pockets.
We hit the streets to find out how and why Rotorua residents are supporting local.
The development began back in 2017 and was spearheaded by FHB Group Ltd.
Some people have already called their lawyer about splitting up.
Package a big help but it's slow and clumsy warns bar owner.
"We like treats ... but hopefully this is not going to be the pile food for people."
The Shaw family will head to Rotorua in July to do their bit to help the economy.
"The type of behaviour that could undo the excellent work that has been done so far."
Motorists should expect delays of up to 30 minutes in both directions.