Mamaku community donates 341 cans to food drive
The fire engine collected donations from every street in Mamaku.
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Ten years of collecting donations at medical centre
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Crankworx riders getting 'much better' as fewer end up at hospital
Crankworx director said fewer accidents happened during wet weather.
'Everything was just swirling around': Tornado shatters glasshouse at Aongatete property
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Business digest: New One NZ concept store, new MRI, awards announced
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One person dead, four seriously injured in Taupō crash
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Mark Lister: In defence of the Reserve Bank
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Dr Tony Farrell: Pay attention to attention disorders
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Seniors reckon there's no fun in staying at home 'sawing sawdust'
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Opinion: Stuck in limbo on the elective surgery waiting list
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First donations trickling in for foodbank Christmas appeal
The first week of the Rotorua Daily Post Christmas Appeal for 2022 has had a great start.
'Cherish this gift': Organ donor's parents meet man they believe has their son's heart
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Fraudster's Rotorua crime spree targets food, firewood and petrol
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'Last resort': Why more people are withdrawing their KiwiSaver
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SH1 closed near Karapiro reopens after serious crash
Vehicle accidents have disrupted traffic on Bay roads as heavy rain pounds some areas.
No golden end for Hayden Wilde as Comm Games appeal dismissed
Hayden Wilde's Commonwealth Games silver won't be upgraded to gold.
Murder accused's name suppression lapses for Mourea shooting
Korrey Whyman's murder accused was granted name suppression until today.
Stream crossing writes off couple’s electric car
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Sonya Bateson: Grocery shopping is grim. No wonder families are doing it hard
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Three new police dog teams graduate
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Rich history the focus of Local Heritage Week
Rotorua's Local Heritage Week 2022 will run from November 21 to November 27.
Paul Hickey can't wait for the eighth Fill the Bus to roll around
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Paul Hickey discusses Fill the Bus, Christmas traditions, and a sausage sizzle tour.
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Rotorua Lakes High School student passionate about choreography
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Bowls and BBQ a winner for tamariki
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