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Rotorua flood clean-up begins
Rotorua had its wettest hour in 54 years when 51.8mm of rain fell from 10am yesterday.
Rotorua had its wettest hour in 54 years when 51.8mm of rain fell from 10am yesterday.
Minister of Civil Defence Kris Faafoi is in Ngongotaha.
Pharmacy owners says clean-up after dramatic flood will take at least a week.
Lake Rerewhakaaitu School is closed for the day as bus routes are changed
Residents evacuated after torrential rain inundated Rotorua yesterday
Bands of rain will continue today and are expected to clear tomorrow.
Residents have described their devastation as floodwaters ripped through their homes.
A flight from Auckland to Rotorua was redirected after lightning struck the plane.
Dad, daughter who survived appalling conditions for 2 days recount their horror on board.
A man has died while diving at Lake Rotoma near Rotorua today.
A further 20 arrests from the Kawerau police raids have been remanded in Tauranga Court.
Father says the "psychoactive killer drug" has harmed his whanau and the community.
The discussion group "for anyone and everyone" is an alternative to social media.
A jury has found a Bay of Plenty man guilty of a raft of sex-related charges.
A Rotorua woman has been sentenced for two charges of ill treatment of a child.
A fresh round of court appearances followed Eastern Bay police raids on March 27.
A car hit a power pole and caught on fire in Ngongotaha, 381 customers lose power.
Renowned kapa haka performer Talei Morrison plans to eradicate the disease from her body.
Neighbours saw huge flames from a garage fire in Ngongotaha.
A teen trout poacher has been fined $700 for stealing fish from the trout hatchery.
Health Minister reassures mayors on central North Island rescue helicopter services.
A man has appeared in court charged with the death of Aleshia McGrath last year.
A teen charged with interfering with a dead body is on the road to be conviction-free.
Former Rotorua Boys' High School will attend the All Blacks 'Foundation Day' today.
Bill Keenan has a very special photo of six men enlisting for World War II.
It's a job applicant's market, as businesses struggle to find quality staff.
Hundreds intrigued by rocks, crystals, gems - and how club members use them.
Readers have their say on synthetic drugs and Israel Folau.