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White Island trial begins: What you need to know
The trial is expected to run for four months.
'It’s high energy': Dancing for Hospice dance couples preparing for night of entertainment
Dancers preparing to perform in front of over 2000 people on August 19.
'There is an art to it': Top tips for selling your home at auction
'It is not as simple as just standing up there... there's an art to it'.
The silent change: What to expect when going through perimenopause
BIG READ: Dr Linda Dear labels perimenopause a "blind spot".
Readers' views: Police showed restraint during Ōpōtiki gang event
Opinion: Our readers have their say.
How to convert the spinach haters
Flavours and textures to convert even the most ardent spinach sceptics.
'The water just goes up': The lakeside community being slowly swallowed
Flooded homes, threatened highways, and months of anxiety for lakeside residents.
'I burst into tears': Pensioners left without care due to no-shows
"I’ve been left here having to ring my husband at work."
30 Auckland buildings at risk as police probe engineer forgery claims
Councils are racing to check if any buildings are structurally at risk.
Leading entertainment figure trial: Defence lawyer questions senior cop over phones
The counsel asked why the phones of the complainants were not seized and searched.
Opinion: Get over it nimbys, these works need to happen
Opinion: We can’t put progress off forever. Eventually, the bill always comes due.
White Island eruption: Three helicopter tour operators plead guilty
Volcanic Air, Kahu and Aerius entered guilty pleas to amended charges.
School pours heart into huge Matariki celebration
Hard work produces welcome putea after successful market day.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Matariki part of iwi journey
Children given special role in celebrations.
Building house near Te Tarata sparks conflict
Battle of Te Ariki fought at Tarawera during the years 1853 and 1854.
Taupō's most fabulous event returns
Taupō's most glamorous fundraiser is back for 2023.
Iwi calling for registrations of interest for bike academy intake
Youngsters given opportunity and village artist shares indigenous experience.
The Premium Debate: Woman off work sick since May urges all to keep up with flu shots
Opinion: Our premium subscribers have their say.
'A real win-win': Scion to host prestigious global forum
More international conferences were also on the way as Rotorua reclaims its tourism crown.
Gregor Paul: Foster's smart call? Why McKenzie earned surprise All Blacks start
OPINION: McKenzie has turned himself into the No 10 the All Blacks long felt he could be.
Commercial premises broken into in Taupō
Police were called to an address on Tamamutu St around 12.30am.
Enjoy well-tailored Hollywood movies while they last
Suitably sinister and immaculately stylish,The Outfit is set entirely in a clothing shop.
Military service runs deep in Kelly's Tuhoe whānau
Flight Lieutenant Donté Kelly gains Masters in aerospace design.
Heavy rain to strike Auckland at evening rush, weather alerts issued across parts of NZ
Holiday hotspot Coromandel is set to get 15 hours of rain.
SH1 reopens at Lake Taupō after truck recovery
The road will close again early next week for the further recovery of heavy logs.
Waititi believes anti co-governance meetings are 'putting fear in people'
But the meeting organiser believes the MP 'needs to come to a seminar and get informed'.
Home graffitied, windows smashed: Elderly residents want walkway closed
'Malicious': Resident suffers smashed window, thefts and graffiti on home.
Events to light up Taupō for Matariki 2023
Now in its second year, there are many ways to mark our new public holiday in Taupō.
'Can't control it': The worrying trend among Kiwi kids that has experts alarmed
Children in the study wore body cams to track their television, online and games use.
Leading entertainer trial: Crown witness denies being told to say information
The Crown case against a leading entertainment figure continued today.
'Freeloaders can bugger off': Merepeka Raukawa-Tait to stand for Parliament
She also took a swipe at people walking around with “their bloody pyjamas on”.
Legend of the Peaks: New local festival includes forest marathon
Event Director Tak Mutu said the concept had been years in the making.
From Tūrangi to the big stage
"Highly respected" arts figure appointed leader of NZ Dance Company.