Covid-19 case in Rotorua school community
The Ministry of Health informed the school on Sunday afternoon about the Covid-19 case.
The Ministry of Health informed the school on Sunday afternoon about the Covid-19 case.
"The youth 'flipped the bird' to the police officer and sped off again."
Rotorua's accommodation industry is facing Christmas with realism and hope.
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Ngahihi Bidois is believed to be the first Te Arawa chairman of Eastern Fish and Game.
One principal says students are expressing worry about Covid-19 and climate change.
Tony Herbert was one of the masterminds behind a cannabis-growing syndicate.
The differences between green, orange and red are important to remember over summer.
Luther Toleafoa's jail term has been increased from 10 years to 11 years.
The Rotorua MP was one of the biggest losers in the National Party reshuffle.
The new National Party caucus was revealed today.
He had $122,000 in cash but reckons the drugs found at his house were for personal use.
Innovative ways are needed to discover what lies in, on and under Aotearoa.
A patched Head Hunter has been jailed for methamphetamine dealing in Rotorua.
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Exclusive: NZ in talks with Turkey over return of 'international commander'.
Whangārei hospitality staff say My Vaccine Pass system is much-needed but also confusing.
Eighty-six people are in hospital and nine are in intensive care.
Youths have admitted their role in rioting and wilful damage at a youth justice facility.
Eleven tourism businesses have been honoured at the prestigious Awards.
For Monisha Sharma, Diwali is a celebration with lights, candles, fireworks and family.
He was a former church leader, now he's sentenced for sexual offending against children.
It coincides with the growing number of people on the housing register.
'I made the decision not to re-stand after having a whole lot of abuse'.
Most new cases are still in Auckland, where another person has succumbed to the virus.
The case was one of four announced in the Bay of Plenty today.
Men attacked group at thermal pools because they were speaking a different language.
However, another councillor says it's not time to 'quibble'.
Bernie Hornfeck has had a life-long love affair with the kumara.