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Palm Beach residents concerns about planting
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Track NZ boss Rob Limb on why polls can't always be trusted
Rob Limb talks to Damien Venuto about why people can't always be trusted to tell us what they think.
Prime Auckland waterfront property set for development
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Lakeview Golf Club president Alan Deverson
Alan Deverson speaks about the recovery since a fire three months ago.
Back to school in Rotorua
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Go Local! Motion Entertainment Rotorua opens in level 2 but 'desperate for more customers'
One of Rotorua's biggest entertainment hubs has opened its doors in level 2 after being unable to trade for almost two months since lockdown.
Struggling to stay afloat
Rotorua rafters River Rats are struggling from Covid-19 and say level 1 can't come soon enough.
Fat Brother co founder Benoit Boussuge looking forward to the Level-2 opening
Fat Brother co founder Benoit Boussuge is looking forward to the Level-2 opening.
Waiting for surgery during lockdown
Maggie Bentley knows a thing or two about waiting for surgery, and feels for the hundreds of people who's elective surgeries have been put off because of Covid-19.
Rotorua Central Mall boss' message to shoppers
Peter Faulkner has a message for shoppers, filmed a day before level 2 taking effect.
Jacinda Ardern defends funeral limits
The Country: The PM talks to Jamie Mackay about funeral limits and Budget 2020.
Liv Muru talks about her Budget wishlist
Mum Liv Muru talks about the need for a focus on recycling.
Skyline chef loses his job in restructure
Skyline former-chef Aswinkumar Sivakumar may be forced to leave his family in Rotorua and return to India.
Homeless hope to stay longer in Fenton St motels.
Tiny Deane from Visions of a Helping Hand Trust outside the motels that are being used to house the homeless.
Waiting for surgery
Te Puke man Nev Morgan was due to have surgery just before the lockdown started. Now he's waiting for a new date.
Love Soup rebrands as Whakaora as community needs change
Love Soup rebrands as Whakaora as community needs change.
Liam Mcpherson says thanks
He survived three days and three nights lost in the Kaimai Range last week.
Iwi halt travellers to protect community
Northernmost part of SH1 blocked as Ngati Kuri halt travellers to protect community. Video / David Fisher
Shocked back to life: Tauranga man's inspiring story
Troy Hall, 32, was badly burned when he was hit by two massive shocks from 120,000kv powerlines while picking avocados in 2011. Today, he owns his own avocado harvesting business. He talks to George Novak about his recovery.