A Hamilton jury remains unable to decide on the fate of the three men.

Sam Sutton estimates he would've refunded more than $450,000 in the last 18 months.

The construction of the East Rotoiti Rotomā sewerage scheme is under way.

The teacher aide allegedly called a group of pupils 'pooftas' before punching one.

Youthtown will close most of its after-school services on Wednesday for lack of demand.

Out of the 94 homes which were issued with insanitary notices 20 have now been lifted.

The seller of the home hopes to get more than $3m for it.

Police are remaining optimistic someone will come forward and solve the case.

The footage was uploaded to Facebook on Saturday and has gone viral.

Daniel Ramkissoon testified against four officers accused of beating a man in custody.

Rotorua Lakes Council has applied for Government funding for the lakefront development.

Hayden Pore helped clean up while he waited three days for a flight out of Bali.

Jury retires to consider verdicts in attempted murder and dangerous driving trial.

Family home of renowned carver gutted by fire, just two months after his death.

Gangs are being blamed for two local unsolved murders. Is it time they were made illegal?

Burglary victim Kerris Brown has come face to face with the man who burgled her business.

Tracey Martin disputes she has any conflict of interest in setting up the inquiry.

Natural fibres could prevent fashion wastage. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

NZ First deputy leader referred to Wally Haumaha as whānau in maiden speech to Parliament.

Avalanche at Tūroa ski field damages High Noon Express chairlift.

Peter Graney and five others from Rotorua are in Bali where a deadly quake has struck.

Two cars have collided at the bridge on State Highway 1 North of Turangi.

Sixteen children and two adults came to grief in the Motu River 118 years ago today.

A man says he has information about the Mona Blades case which links to an Auckland gang.

'Staff resourcing a challenge,' emails show, but new team could 'relieve some pressure'.

North Island centres cool - not here where values increased 0.4 per cent in last 3 months.

The fire broke out at 6.25am in Western Heights.

But efforts to pinpoint them would be fruitless says the researcher.

Rudolf Jacabus Hoogenboom, 84, died two days after the Sunday crash.

Glove containing the amputated parts of his fingers were found a day later.