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52 years on, the Class of 70 toast the future
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Vineyard sojourn a wonderful way to celebrate lives well-lived.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Vineyard sojourn a wonderful way to celebrate lives well-lived.
James Fitzgerald was hit hard by Covid, now he's shifting the landscape of gift giving.
Alzheimers NZ says 30,000 New Zealanders with dementia don't have the support they need.
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'I immediately started CPR ... I could hear the water in his chest.'
Multiple police cars and one ambulance spotted near Sulphur Point.
'Take care of our children, take care of what they hear, take care of what they see.'
'I do hope it gets to the point where he will have another shot at the Melbourne Cup.'
'I beg of you, help us kill off the central government homeless experiment in Rotorua'
'You couldn't have aligned the stars any worse for us.'
'Police continue to ask anyone who may have seen this man or his kayak to come forward.'
Footprints from myriad industries brought into focus.
Primary schools in full flight for Te Arawa competitions.
The quiet countryside hides the drama of the past.
Rotorua hosted the first-ever Oceania Ranger Forum which drew 180 attendees.
Work is now under way to strip and dismantle back-country Department of Conservation huts.
We all pay the price when it comes to inaction over alcohol-related harm.
'We're building a whole new mental health system and it does take time' - health minister.
The last 28th Māori Battalion soldier has praised the mahi, but says it took too long.
Pilot: 'It felt that we were doing as much as we could but not enough for people.'
Rotorua Museum's single biggest art collection - works by a little-known Dutch painter.
'All we want is for our kids to walk through life with pride. We see this here ...'
Police, Coastguard and Land Search and Rescue New Zealand are continuing the search.
A search for the man is focussed around the Mokoia Island area.
Matenga Hapi, 24, wants to support other Māori into employment.
Rotorua has become a "ghost town" because of the rise of motels serving as housing.
About $17 million in tourism spending has been lost due to 'negative perceptions'.
"Motel rooms are not places for people to grow up. They deserve better than that."
"My family are telling me to move out of town."
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Rollout of marquees signals wrap-up of a year-long project.