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The Premium Debate: Subscribers react to ‘savage’ attack on pet dog

OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.

Megan Wilson: Why I don’t like dogs - and why cats are so much better

OPINION: It's an unpopular opinion, but cats are so much better.

Sonya Bateson: How dare I suggest introducing a fee for a public space, right?

OPINION: I can feel the anger of some letter writers and social media commenters already.

Business owners need more connection – here’s how to get it

Times are extra tough for businesses right now, that connection has never been more vital

One man’s $30,000 mission to adopt a Mexican street dog and bring her to NZ

BIG READ: Bringing a rescue dog into NZ is a "real commitment".

Mark Lister: A lucrative quarter, despite the volatility

However, whether this continues or not is another story.

Netballer Tayla Earle 'really excited' to play in hometown after five years

"I think it will be a really special game," the Northern Mystics player said.

Council buys Grey St building to make way for laneway

The business on Grey St is set to close in June.

'Essential safety work' finishes: Kawerau WINZ office to re-open six weeks early

The service centre in closed suddenly on March 27 for seismic work.

Horse and rider to compete in world cup in 'pinch yourself' moment

Phillip Steiner is New Zealand's first representative in eight years.

Waihī Beach market meets the makers

Flavours of Plenty Festival teamed up with the Waihī Beach market for a special event.

Huge blow: Kane Williamson's injury news revealed

Black Caps skipper Kane Williamson looks set to miss the Cricket World Cup.

Celebrate Easter with Eggs on Easels

The trail is around 4km long with a couple of hills.

Armed police arrest man in rural area south of Rotorua

The man is facing a number of charges in relation to an ongoing investigation.

Letters to the editor: International reputation seriously damaged

OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.

Mikaere Leef to captain ND Māori

Leef recently won the ND Māori PLayer of the Year award.