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Covid-19 outbreak plateauing as we reach new phase of the pandemic
Figures show that daily cases have been tracking down for the past five weeks.
Subscribers weigh in on questions all round as Sam Uffindell survives
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Strong winds, public property: Reasons for election hoardings complaints revealed
There were 18 complaints about Rotorua hoardings in the past month.
'A really fun experience': Young chef wins gold, two silver medals in Melbourne
The Toi Ohomai student said the win had given her the confidence to apply for jobs.
Taupō Falconz flying fresh colours
A Taupō netball team is about more than just sport - it's a place to belong.
'The magic of our people': Whānau Ora thanked for 'hard mahi' during Covid
'Whānau Ora equals success for our people and ... for our country.'
Crispian Stewart: Rotorua rugby league talent shines
Rugby League dominates this week's wrap.
The global superstar coming to New Zealand to headline Mission Concert
Through it all, the rumours and the tension, organisers have snared a superstar for 2023.
'Festival of golf': Tournament season tees off in the Bay of Plenty
It's a great opportunity for the players who have been a bit starved of competitive golf
Rotorua tourism operators want fix for emergency housing 'brand damage'
Robertson quizzed on what Govt is doing to help maintain Rotorua tourism reputation
'Most horrific 72 hours of my life': Mum tells of preschooler's freak accident
Now the family is giving back to the services that helped as the toddler recovered.
Watch: Mini-tornado sends tents flying - 'It reminded me of the Wizard of Oz'
A mini-tornado that dangerously whipped through a league game was caught on camera.
NZ's quiet supervolcano explained: What's going on beneath Taupō?
For the first time, GeoNet has raised the volcanic alert level at Taupō. Should we worry?
Citizens caught up in conservation
Taupō people are encouraged to take action for the environment.
Taupō Volcano alert level raised for the first time
The last eruption at Taupō volcano was in 232 AD.
Force used during arrest by dog handler justified - IPCA
The man suffered dog bite injuries that required surgery.
Comment: Keep your dog under control in public
OPINION: As a dog owner, I understand there's a time and a place for leashes.
The Premium Debate: Worker stock ownership a risky strategy
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
'Still a busy tourism town': Robertson says concerns about Rotorua taken seriously
"No doubt, those who live in the area have had concerns; we've tried to deal with those."
Did Whakaari/White Island erupt? Ash rises 600m above volcano
Small batch of magma moving into the shallow part of the volcano a likely explanation.
Queen's coffin lowered into royal vault; King Charles weeps for mother
It's thought billions watched service for the world's second longest-reigning monarch.
'Our own destiny': Kaupapa Māori framework for Whānau Ora providers launched
The framework is about providing support in a Māori way.
Uffindell has 'hard work' ahead, commentator says
Bay of Plenty National Party stalwarts are backing the MP after caucus reinstatement
'We need to restore the mana of our city': Te Arawa takes emergency housing stand
Two mayoral candidates have also called for action about the issue.
Tears for Gan Gan: Princess Charlotte's final farewell
Kate on hand to comfort the young Princess as she said goodbye with the world watching on.
Queen's funeral: King Charles close to tears in emotional scenes; royals walk with coffin
Political leaders, royalty and ordinary people from around the globe gather in London.
Richard (Dick) Littlejohn remembered as a 'legend' in the rugby world
"Bay of Plenty Rugby are very proud and honoured to call Dick one of our own."
'Invaluable' volunteer firefighter, St John officer killed in Waikato crash
"Susan Cutler was an absolutely invaluable member of our brigade."
Six major things to look out for at the Queen's funeral
There are controversial decisions being made behind the scenes of the Queen's funeral.
Live: 9606 new Covid cases in past 7 days; 74 people died with virus
Today's update covers cases from September 12-18.
'Knock-on effects of the pandemic': Hundreds of children waiting for dental surgery
The wait time for those in the Lakes on the routine list could be around one year.
Hinemihi carvings to be returned from London
Hinemihi was used by people to take shelter during the 1886 Tarawera eruption.
Business digest: House of year named, top businesses recognised
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