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'Excruciatingly' painful: Teen still waiting for tumour removal - seven years later
The 18-year-old is at risk of losing his job if it is not removed soon.
The 18-year-old is at risk of losing his job if it is not removed soon.
Hundreds of athletes and an audience of millions will have their eyes on Rotorua.
Mike Phillips and Els Visser take men's and women's titles: veteran entrant in last race.
The number of people in emergency housing has nearly halved in a year, figures show.
OPINION: Kapa haka places us amid angels and warriors, past present and future.
Laila is “constantly” in pain and cannot run, play sports, or breastfeed her children.
Te Arawa's Matatini kapa haka groups are to give a free concert the day after Lakeside.
Two spider suit-clad superheroes will be collecting around town this weekend.
It has been 3 months since Bay of Plenty Regional Council began collecting its own rates.
The results of an annual fundraiser have thrilled its organisers despite cost of living.
Rotorua couple claim court failed to uphold Tikanga when enforcing insolvency.
One victim says the offence has taken her to some 'pretty dark places'.
To know he is going to come through this makes all the difference'
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
"Eventually the additional tax burden will have to be passed to tenants"
The bus driver and the one passenger on the bus were not injured in the crash.
OPINION: I saw Te Matatini showcasing the best kapa haka in the world.
Police responded to reports of a burglary at commercial premises.
Our readers have their say.
"He was the man for the job and he had many jobs."
Three-storey apartments are to be built in central Rotorua. But what do locals think?
For just a week, Rotorua made this family feel good again.
Kāinga Ora is out to showcase how higher-density apartment-style housing can be done well.
Rotorua school students have been putting their skills to good use building new homes.
OPINION: Kiri Gillespie says let's not welcome tourists back with scruffy berms.
East, 76, was a former Attorney-General, MP for Rotorua and deputy mayor.
Residents learned more about 60 new houses being built in their area for those in need.