Te Arawa Lakes Trust appoints new chief executive
The recruitment process for this role was extensive.
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East Coast MP Kiri Allan says her community was in "anguish and fear".
Firefighters join neighbours with hoses to fight house fire
At least two fire engines were called.
Crispian Stewart: NZ Māori football selection includes Rotorua talent
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Police urged motorists to take extra care on our roads.
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PM says ‘gangs contribute nothing to society', gunshots reported in Whakatāne
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'I was his. I was property. I wasn’t a human': Woman tells jury of 'wild' affair
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Mongrel Mob Barbarians president Steven Taiatini was killed on Friday in Ōpōtiki.
'They have listened': Cancer patient pleased law change won't hit drug imports
The Health Minister welcomed proposed changes to allow prescription meds to be imported.
Man critical after alleged stabbing at Rotorua motel
A motel room has been taped off by police.
Life skills on the lake: A 10-year mission to keep kids too busy for 'stupid stuff'
Jason Grant teaches youth the importance of looking after the environment and life skills
Gang leader killed: 50 extra police sent to Ōpōtiki ahead of funeral
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Latest in luxury: The spa promising to 'shock the Southern Hemisphere'
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Letters to the editor: Change at grassroots level needed to address crime
Opinion: Our readers have their say.
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Ōpōtiki death: Closed schools a 'shocking illustration' of lawlessness - National
National said the situation was a result of Labour 'having no plan to deal with gangs'.
Mongrel Mob homicide: Police seeking info on burnt-out vehicle ahead of funeral
The burnt-out vehicle was located on Sunday morning on Waiotahe Valley Rd.
Simple steps to make winter healthier and avoid system overload
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The non-smoker had no symptoms when she was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer.
Bay buses to be free for anyone 18 or under from next month
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Zoe Hunter: Stress and the 'state of the world' is no excuse to abuse city workers
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'Grow the game': Youth worker dreams of coaching boxing at Olympics - and beyond
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'Don’t make us invisible': Plans to scrap Māori Health Authority under fire
Health providers are upset at National's policy plans to abolish the organisation.
One hour, two ram raids, two businesses burgled
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Luke Kirkness: From tragedy to triumph: How we can reshape water safety in New Zealand
Surfers making a splash in water safety show giving power to the people is key.