Jo Raphael: Young people to be praised for their NCEA efforts
OPINION: Our young people are unfazed by small failures.
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Tickets snapped up for Summer Concert Series
Tickets for both the Whitianga and Queenstown shows are still available, but going fast.
Signs we could be in for a hot, dry February
For the first time in a long time, Taupō has recorded a full week of fine weather.
'Killer doll' thriller scarily close to reality
Sometimes the solution is the problem.
Flour bombs away: Aero club to host competition for the first time since 1970s
About 12 aircraft are expected to compete.
Ardern’s last act as PM: Emotional farewell at Rātana, battle of the Chrises ignites
The traditional start to the political year is tipped to be more explosive than usual.
Kāinga Ora: Sixteen new homes proposed for Rotorua suburb
Subject to consent, the homes could be finished from late 2024.
Dentists label drop in children's teeth removals an 'access to care' issue
One paediatric dentist says the drop in numbers could be an 'access to care' issue.
Increase in unlicensed dirt bike riders leads to police warning
Police have seen an increase in unlicensed riders on unregistered dirt bikes.
Busy season under way for Greenlea Rescue Helicopter
The first month of summer saw Greenlea Rescue helicopter carry out 37 missions.
That Green Olive: A great recipe after good day's fishing
Olivia Moore prepares smoked trout and potato cakes with mustard seed aioli.
David Cunliffe: Expect Hipkins to ditch Three Waters, TVNZ/RNZ merger
OPINION: Labour's senior line-up now looks refreshed and battle-hardened.
Hipkins, Ardern discussed possible departure last year; set to rein in Labour policies
The soon-to-be Prime Minister signalled some significant changes are on the way.
'Cheering and yahooing': Crowd of thousands watches as championship decided
Spectators say they came for the adrenaline and the entertainment.
Some mortgage brokers quit industry amid falling house sales while others remain steady
'Rising rates and threat of recession and falling house prices scared off a lot of people'
LeBron James heaps praise on Steven Adams
As praise goes it might not get any better for Steven Adams.
'Be a good human': Women's refuge manager's plea to public
The refuge is continuing to struggle with the impacts of domestic violence.
‘Kindest man’ and his ‘mini-me’: Beach drowning victims remembered
Ian and Samuel Cruickshank drowned when they were swept out to sea at Opoutere Beach.
Business digest: Kiwifruit, record spending and salaries, and more
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Raglan lifeguards carry out mass rescues amid tragic weekend on water
Groups of 13 and 16 people were rescued by lifeguards at Raglan yesterday.
Should I let my child have a YouTube channel?
OPINION: Age-appropriate channel creation wasn’t a topic my parents had to ponder.
Bus crashes into shops in Remuera
Police say the bus had been parked and was unoccupied at the time.
'Bring back some stability': Bosses share their 2023 wish lists
A better year, lower inflation, sustainability and new tech top leaders' lists.
Photojournalist helping bridge the gap between farm and plate
The book tells the stories of the people who are the backbone of farming in New Zealand.
Opoutere Beach family tragedy: Body found believed to be missing swimmer
Police are yet to formally identify the body.
Carmel Sepuloni set to be deputy to Hipkins after Kiri Allan rules herself out
Allan tells the NZ Herald she will not be running for deputy.
Mark Lister: We’re beating inflation, but it’ll come at a price
OPINION: The most crucial development has been increasing evidence of slowing inflation.
Record number of drivers race for TWS World 240s trophy
It is an event “every speedway enthusiast has been waiting for all year”, organiser says.
From life support to a four year 'hell' recovery: How life has changed for crash victim
Hollie Snell is not like most 21 year olds.
Native birds face being euthanised after Rainbow Springs closure
Homes are being sought for three birds at Rainbow Springs.
Bistro reduces hours as staff shortages hit - but signs 'perfect storm' for jobs easing
There is “light at the end of the tunnel” as new employees start and shortages diminish.
Fun in the sun for whānau in Rotorua’s East for next 10 weeks
Rotorua's East Side residents are being encouraged to go to their local parks.
Comedian Ray O’Leary coming to Rotorua
Comedian Ray O’Leary is coming to Rotorua as part of his new tour.
Rotorua Walking Festival striding into its 30th event
The 2023 Rotorua Walking Festival is being held on March 18 and 19 - for the 30th time.