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'What other city in New Zealand can boast they have their own concert?'
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Recipe: The pizza topping that keeps on giving
It's not just a pizza - this ragu has lots of uses.
Shock split: Dame Valerie Adams announces marriage break-up
'We both remain entirely committed to our beautiful children".
Elderly housing crisis: 20 Rotorua council flats sit empty waiting on refurb
Members of the retired community say fixing up the flats should be a priority.
Coastguard, rescue helicopter responding to Bay of Plenty mayday call
Coastguard crews from Whakatāne and Ōpōtiki are on their way to the boat.
Stylish mum’s designer clothes to support cancer whānau
Heartbroken family selling mum's designer clothes to raise money for others in need
Home found for two Rainbow Springs manu
Rainbow Springs' 30-year-old kākā to be euthanised.
'Blessed': Rotorua's Tapsell to be first NZ mayor to give birth while holding office in decades
Tania Tapsell has already made history in her career, now she will do it again.
Extensive algal bloom: Health warning issued for Lake Rotoiti bay
Contact with the affected water could cause asthma and hay fever attacks for some people.
Aotearoa Bike Challenge gets nearly 2300 Bay residents, workplaces rolling
In February, 2040 BOP residents and 228 workplaces made 2265 trips during the challenge.
Aotearoa Cuban Festival brings schedule packed with passion and energy
The Aotearoa Cuban Festival has a jam-packed three-day schedule.
Labour MP Tāmati Coffey to retire from politics at upcoming election
Coffey will retire after six years in Parliament.
Going in to bat for the little guy
Conservation workers have been busy counting bats in Pureora Forest.
Fresh investment into Māori horticulture announced
Regional Development Minister Kiri Allan made the announcement today.
Electric skies: 2500+ lightning strikes, thunderstorms batter Auckland, Northland
A cluster of thundery cells are moving in from the Tasman and set to hit Auckland north.
The heat is on: Rotorua girls get first-hand experience of firefighting work
Girls on Fire launched its one-day New Zealand pilot programme in Rotorua.
Years of passion to be celebrated in Anne Samson School of Ballet 50th Jubilee concert
The Anne Samson School of Ballet 50th Jubilee is on Saturday, April 1.
Cyril Hart all smiles as he celebrated turning 101
Cyril is a local golfing legend.
Te Arawa kapa haka raising pūtea for flood whānau
Te Arawa's six Te Matatini finalists perform to raise money for flood victims.
'Chuffed': Elderly in need win tiny homes in Rotorua ballot
The three tiny homes will be installed on their Ngongotahā section in June.
Mystery of the missing doctor: New CCTV footage released over vanishing
David Holland was last seen at his Pāpāmoa Beach home on March 11 last year.
Now hiring: Thousands of kiwifruit workers needed for harvest
'Projected lower fruit volumes meant there is likely to be a shorter post-harvest season.'
'Pension's not enough': 81 and still driving trucks
Some pensioners struggling to 'buy a bottle of milk'.
Forestry slash: Time to see the trees for the wood
OPINION: A forestry commentator puts the case for the industry after Cyclone Gabrielle.
New programme nurtures tech future for rangatahi
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Free course offers exciting pathway to creative jobs.
'Part of something special': Job opportunitys at new spa
Job opportunities are now open for a large number of roles.
Secondary and primary school teachers to strike next Thursday nationwide
Several schools already announced they would be closed come Thursday.
Opinion: Success of Te Kapa Haka o Ngāti Whakaue icing on the cake
OPINION: It was the quality of their material and performance that caught my eye and ear.
Kai whakapaepae heals hurt from careless words
The warrior’s spear can be evaded, but not the thrust of words.
Flatlining: $11b health shake-up yet to help struggling frontline staff, 'urgent problems'
Your guide to the big health reforms - and whether they're working or not.
Collection for flood victims at special kapa haka performance
Te Matatini teams to take Lakeside stage.
Man who ‘received messages’ from Peaky Blinders stabbed woman to death, found insane
The man will now be held in hospital as a special patient.
Cyclone recovery: PM says it might be best to 'give up' on some roads
Some roads, like State Highway 25A, just shouldn't be there, says Chris Hipkins.
Rotorua sees a rebound in visitors as people fly and buy in the district
Two council-controlled organisations will give updates next week on what they have seen.