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A replacement component is being arranged.
But council staff say the move might cause some community pushback.
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
'I had my little crown on and threw a flag around my shoulders'
At this stage the death was being treated as unexplained, police said.
Thrifting has grown from op shop drop-offs to Instagram accounts reselling vintage.
The person's body was found about 1am today.
Opinion: Rotorua readers have their say.
'It was pretty cool to win in such hectic conditions,' says men's winner Sam Tanner.
The heritage building has been closed for seven years.
Since 2015, the club has raised $120,000 in support of St John.
Opinion: I like the idea - but I also cherish our parks and green spaces.
Penny Ashton brings her musical 'Promise and Promiscuity' to Rotorua for the first time.
Plus, meet the former BOP woman who will be attending the ceremony.
The building is expected to be completed later this year.
The first dancer of 2023 to be announced is Zorb Rotorua operations manager Owen Turuta.
'We need to be informed to be proactive rather than reactive.'
If people feel the wairua the artist has achieved his aim.
Tiana Hunter is looking for a future on the stages of the world.
OPINION: Who should speak for us is a big question to answer.
The organisation is at the top of the priority list, says a Rotorua Trust member.
Occasional rain was forecast for the region today.
'From the veterans I spoke to, not one objected to November 11 being named Veterans Day.'
'Dad heard this noise and thought “what was that?'
School children had to spend their fundraised playground money on security fencing.
The vibe from Sir Howard's era can still be felt in the new centre.
Surgery wait times are affecting children's health, families and society.
There are some very passionate and creative people within our sporting community.
Rawiri Waru and Lani Kereopa have served as Māori ward councillors since October.