PMG Funds celebrates 30 years, CEO 10 years at the helm
PMG Funds is celebrating 30 years in business, and its CEO a decade at the helm.
PMG Funds is celebrating 30 years in business, and its CEO a decade at the helm.
The council issued a total value of $6,669,000 in commercial building consents in October.
Olympians, Commonwealth Games athletes and coaches were among the winners.
Rotorua schools are showing their parents their kapa haka skills at various performances.
My dad jumped in the boxing ring at age 58, and I couldn't be prouder.
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Kāhu ki Rotorua: Matauranga Maori creates spiritual space at birthings.
Te Arawa ancestors carried many tangible gifts from Hāwaiki Tawhitiareare.
Coffey made the announcement on Facebook this afternoon.
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Rotorua's council will consider the agreement on Thursday.
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The Bay of Plenty Sports Awards will be held on Friday.
Police responded to a burglary at a commercial premise in Mangakakahi.
Next year's Lakeside concert is back after two years of cancellations.
Kāinga Ora representatives will attend a meeting on Monday over its Devon St project.
Kāinga Ora wants to see most of Glenholme zoned for high-rise development.
'There is a team for any female to play cricket in the Bay; there is a team for you.'
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School leaders say some families are experiencing "increasing financial strain".
The Aria Trust’s 75th Festival of Song competition was held last week in Rotorua.
The mother is standing trial after allegedly suffocating her newborn against her shoulder.
Four out of five candidates who stood again were re-elected.
The fire engine collected donations from every street in Mamaku.
When people make their own shrouds, they have a connection to it.
A woman was heard saying “watch out... oh my God” as the slip rushed towards them.
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