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Lotto win: Phone call ends woman's woe
By Kiri Gillespie A BUZZ: Pak'nSave Papamoa's Gloria Goepel (left) and Sharron Taylor are happy to have sold a $500,000 winning ticket
By Kiri Gillespie A BUZZ: Pak'nSave Papamoa's Gloria Goepel (left) and Sharron Taylor are happy to have sold a $500,000 winning ticket
CLOSED: The Rotorua Museum remains closed after new earthquake damage was found last week. PHOTO/FILE A_23115sp1.JPG Engineers are
A Tauranga man who had his late wife's jewellery stolen by burglars has made the most of the situation by setting up a public memorial
New Zealand is in for a relatively dry day today with areas of morning cloud and isolated showers in the north, clearing around midday and becoming mostly sunny.
Bay of Plenty drivers dubious about self-driving cars may be inclined to stay off the roads today.
Caption: Gloria Goepel and Sharron Taylor at the lucky Papamoa Pak'n Save. Photo/Andrew Warner 171116aw01bop.JPG A $500,000 winning
MEMORIES: Ken Evans, whose son Grant was killed by a drink driver, is calling for harsher punishments for those caught driving drunk
84yo woman evacuates from retirement village - and is rescued by a motorist on a state highway. But where was everyone else?
More than one in three drivers sitting restricted licence tests don't get the chance to complete them.
Mark Fletcher was driving a 50-tonne truck towards Wellington when he found himself struggling to keep it in a straight line. "I
Circle_see_more_DP.epsmattmartinsmile.epsFUTURE FOCUS: Members of the American Council of Young Political Leaders visited Rotorua
by Kiri GillespieSimone Anderson (left) from The Incubator and judge and punk legend Rocky Horror Picture Show's Richard O'Brien join
New data showing an increase in long wait times for youth patients needing mental health help has been labelled "appalling" by a local
Primary responsibility for civil defence emergency management at a local level rests with your local council.
HB v Horowhenua-KapitiFurlong Cup cricket Captain Jacob Smith celebrated his return to full health with a century as the Hawke's
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131116bf12.JPG PHOTO/BEN FRASERSUPPORT: The Rotorua community and their four-legged friends had a great time at the VETPlus Dogs'
The efforts of three girls to help homeless families has been "trampled on" after items they had fundraised for were stolen from a car.
The lucky Lotto winner who woke up $44 million richer this morning remains unknown this morning.
Tauranga police continue searching for masked men who held a gun to the head of a lone bar worker and tied her hands behind her back in a "terrifying" robbery.
Queues are forming as punters try to get their hands $44 million Lotto prize.
A court date has been set to hear a Petition for Inquiry lodged by failed mayoral candidate Reynold Macpherson into the recent Rotorua
Opotiki Artist Jamie Boynton has unveiled his latest work, at Waiotahe Valley School centenary celebrations. The artwork reflects Mr Boynton's personal to uncover his identity, a mix of Maori and Pakeha heritage. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
A female kiwi has been found after being lost in the bush for almost three years. Pistachio, the brown kiwi, went missing years ago
Oh Danny Boy, what have you done? What a week for Soldier Field. First the Chicago Cubs broke their 108-year drought by winning the
WATCH: Things were going well for racer Michael Scott. Then, suddenly, he and his Toyota were flung out of the race in a frighteningly spectacular crash.
State Highway 29 over the Kaimai Range was blocked for more than an hour after a crash this afternoon. A police spokeswoman said
Brett Morrison moved after two lots of intruders went through his Papamoa rental Two burglaries in the space of two weeks was enough
Squally thunderstorms and heavy rain are forecast to hit the North Island overnight, with a severe weather watch in place.
One of the women jailed over the death of Rotorua toddler Nia Glassie has had her third child removed from her care by Child Youth and Family at birth.