'Disservice to our young people': Consent and relationships programme funding axed
One health teacher has described the ACC decision as 'disappointing and frustrating'.
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Armed police block roads after multiple police cars hit by car in Taupo
Three police cars were hit before the vehicle's occupants fled in it on SH1
'Great sadness': Funeral for man hit by car in city to be held today
Richard Martin suffered critical injuries in the crash, and died six days later.
Coastguard safety training back on course
Safety training for skippers is back on the agenda in Taupō.
Police say dairy staff member assaulted during robbery
Four offenders went into the store on Gibson St about 7.30am.
9809 Covid cases in last week, 54 virus-linked deaths including a child
Wastewater results suggest not all cases in Auckland and Wellington are reported.
Black Power kidnapping: Woman sentenced to home detention in emergency housing
The final two people involved in a gang drug debt revenge plot have been sentenced.
Nest-egg to nightmare: Facebook scammer swindles $284k from victims
"We've become collateral damage to his greed."
'Townie art dealer' shows his stuff
Peter Jarvis has loaned some of his extensive collection of art to Taupō Museum.
Carmen Hall: 'Despicable' Govt should axe GST off quality of life meds
COMMENT: The Government is putting this in the too-hard basket but that's ridiculous.
A story of love, friendship and survival
The musical Rent by Jonathan Larson has a tragic backstory
Woman critical after shooting near Rotorua
A woman was located at the scene with a serious gunshot wound.
Hundreds to visit region for National Bridge Congress
After a three-year gap the Congress returns but in a new location.
Your weather: Another wet week on the way for Bay of Plenty
The best weather of the week may already be behind us.
Webster makes memorial concert commitment despite koro's death
Why the Gift of Music concert is extra special for young musicians.
Rotorua businesses optimistic for summer after busy long weekend
The outlook for summer is looking strong for Rotorua.
State memorial service held for Queen Elizabeth II
The service at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul began at 2pm today.
Police block Malfroy Rd as search carried out
Police blocked Malfroy Rd while they carried out a search for a wanted person.
Spare a thought for those working today
COMMENT: Many people will enjoy a day off today but service people may not.
Bigger venue named for Juicy Fest Tauranga
Nelly, Ne-Yo, Ja Rule and others headline the festival.
'A really dark place': How one mother beat post-partum depression
'I was feeling depressed, having a newborn and then I had to try and save my marriage.'
Rotorua pedestrian dies in hospital week after early morning collision
The incident took place on Arawa St last weekend.
Luke Kirkness: Govt inviting vigilantism by lack of action against crime
OPINION: They've opened the bank and made promises but little has transpired.
Business digest: Awards, visits from Stuart Nash, Trust increases donations
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A 'call to arms': Endeavour funding recognises focus on coastal marine estate
"The funding recognises the 'call to arms' ... to focus on our coastal marine estate."
Mark Lister: There is more mortgage pain to come
Higher interest rates and a slower property market will be felt across the broader economy
Your guide to daylight saving: Sleep, barbecues, flower planting, and the perfect party dress
The changing of the clocks: Clocks move forward an hour on Sunday for daylight saving.
Gangs, meth, guns and murder: Killer woman a 'powder keg fuelled with rage'
Moetu Kaitai has been jailed for life after getting angry at men and shooting Kalvin Kana.
Letters: Efforts to improve drug rehab access 'wasted'
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
'Quite special': One family, one church, three weddings
Rosemary Robb has always wanted to get married at St Faith's. Today her dream comes true.
'You literally hire what comes through the door': Trade bosses in race to recruit
Employers say it's an ongoing battle to find workers amid a 'mass exodus' of tradies.
Jiu jitsu, tattoos, and orchids - What's on in the Bay this long weekend
Indigenous tattooing, orchids, jiu jitsu and more.
Motte's the buzz: Master violinist hits road for NZ tour
Meet Motte, a violinist who also plays other instruments, and who's about to tour NZ.