Mayoral candidate lays police complaint over online 'parody'
A mayoral candidate has lodged a police complaint about a parody social media page.
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Wisdom of the Māori lunar calendar with Rereata Makiha
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Seven dogs rescued from rising flood waters in Whakatāne
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Messages of joy for Tāmati Coffey and husband's new baby
Labour MP Tāmati Coffey and husband Tim Smith welcome son.
Get them out of the beanbags: Candidate wants to move people who aren't shopping out of the CBD
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'Dads overwhelmed': Labour MP Tāmati Coffey and husband welcome baby boy
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Local Focus: Meet the first and only Māori woman pilot to graduate from the Air Force
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Local Focus: Candidate wants to move people who aren't shopping out of the CBD
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Kapa haka group flies the culture flag at regional conference
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Rotorua man's murderer denied appeal
James and Raymond Fleet were savagely beaten with a spade.
Family of seven living in tent finally get a home
The family, including two disabled children, have moved into a Rotorua house.
Controversial church turns 21
21 controversial years for Destiny Church after beginnings in Rotorua and Waikato.
'Democracy deficit' in Rotorua
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Tai Mitchell redemption for Tauranga West
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Local Focus: Independent council candidate stays independent
Peter Jones discusses council debt, rates and independence. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: 'Democracy deficit' in Rotorua
From council admin worker to RDRR endorsed candidate. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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Plastics still make up most of Rotorua's rubbish
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Rents 'skyrocket' while millions is spent on emergency housing
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Sex offender's upskirt photo attempt leads to 18 months jail
John Parahi aimed his mobile phone under the dress of woman in department store.
Flooding and closed roads aftermath of heavy rain
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Tourism business ordered to pay ex-employee $29,000
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'Disgusting, despicable act' - pounamu missing from grave
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Former Rotorua woman Emma Rigby wins British Citizen Award
Rotorua's Emma Rigby used the tragedy of the London Riots to help her community.
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Police respond to reports of brawl in Rotorua
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