'Great sadness': Funeral for man hit by car in city to be held today
Richard Martin suffered critical injuries in the crash, and died six days later.
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Luke Kirkness: Govt inviting vigilantism by lack of action against crime
OPINION: They've opened the bank and made promises but little has transpired.
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Voting for Rotorua mayor and councillors is underway and closes at noon on Sat, October 8.
Sonya Bateson: Timing of Sam Uffindell investigation release was 'disrepectful'
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Late entertainer's whānau get peek at new Sir Howard Morrison Centre
Members of the Morrison family visited the Sir Howard Morrison Centre to see the progress.
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Rotorua's Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ruamata takes on the big shots in hockey
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Mattresses, fridges, biking in heels: Waipa Mill's first female worker turns 100
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Ngahue fulfils destiny with stone of Poutini
When Kupe and Ngahue had successfully secured the pounamu, they returned to Hawaiki.
Te Arawa Lakes Trust hits the right note with spa events
Pamper days are a great way to connect with the community.
Opinion: Survivors should not be made to feel attackers' lives are worth more
Opinion: It is easy to get away with rape and sexual assault in our beautiful country.
Missing dog Scamp found, frail, 'frightened', but alive
Scamp hadn't been seen for five days after being attacked at a dog park.
'The magic of our people': Whānau Ora thanked for 'hard mahi' during Covid
'Whānau Ora equals success for our people and ... for our country.'
Rotorua tourism operators want fix for emergency housing 'brand damage'
Robertson quizzed on what Govt is doing to help maintain Rotorua tourism reputation
Watch: Mini-tornado sends tents flying - 'It reminded me of the Wizard of Oz'
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Force used during arrest by dog handler justified - IPCA
The man suffered dog bite injuries that required surgery.
'Still a busy tourism town': Robertson says concerns about Rotorua taken seriously
"No doubt, those who live in the area have had concerns; we've tried to deal with those."
'Our own destiny': Kaupapa Māori framework for Whānau Ora providers launched
The framework is about providing support in a Māori way.
'We need to restore the mana of our city': Te Arawa takes emergency housing stand
Two mayoral candidates have also called for action about the issue.
Queen's funeral: Pubs to open and royalists plan 'all-nighter'
The funeral event is expected to become one of the biggest global TV events in history.
'Momentous day' for hapū securing return of land from Rotorua Council
Rotorua hapū took a step closer to securing the return of land from Rotorua Lakes Council.
Devastating dog attack: 'He's taken himself off somewhere to die alone'
A pet pooch vanishes despite surviving an attack - and its owners are also injured.
Māwai Hākona kapa haka group reflect on te reo Māori journey
Māwai Hākona won the second year of the Polynesian Festival in Rotorua in 1973.
Rotorua's mile of misery: 'Distressing' maps reveal spike in crime, police callouts around homeless motels
New police data reveals the demand for police since emergency housing grew in Rotorua.
Ngahi Bidois: It took three generations to get our language back
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The story of a clan of mountain lords who went to war to win the heart of Pihanga.
Roimata Mihinui: Anniversary of Māori language petition something to shout about
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The death of Tamakurī is avenged
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