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Travel agents work long hours as understaffed offices keep up with demand

Some have reported business is better than it was pre-pandemic.

Why not adopt? Giving a rescue dog a home can make you feel like a 'hero'

Adoption know-how: Why rescue dogs need your help, and how to prepare.

Business digest: New app, partnership signed, inaugural awards

Got business news? Email carmen.hall@nzme.co.nz or zoe.hunter@nzme.co.nz

Star tumbling teen set to represent New Zealand in Bulgaria

The Taupō resident and Rotorua-coached gymnast is excited to compete in November.

One person dead following crash on Pukehangi Rd, Rotorua

The sole occupant of the vehicle died at the scene.

Covid-19: 1709 new community cases, 11 further virus related deaths

Cases, deaths and hospitalisations continue to fall.

Whakarewarewa sinkhole: Road repaired and village reopened to manuhiri

Village staff say they are being cautious and looking out for any changes.

Mark Lister: Time to spring clean your portfolio?

Jerome Powell's speech a week ago was a timely wake-up call to optimistic markets

Health warning issued for Lake Rotorua, Ohau Channel, Okere arm of Lake Rotoiti

Toi Te Ora Public Health has advised avoiding any activity in the lake.

'Ridiculous': Cost of Rotorua reserves proposal to date revealed

Rotorua MP Todd McClay says the public have 'a right to be angry' about the cost.

WWII concentration camp survivor, 86, attempts 40th lap of the lake

The 86 year-old has been a regular of the event since the late-1970s.

Live: 1800 new cases, 10 Covid-related deaths as PM announces settings review

New infections and hospital rates have fallen steadily across August.

The Premium Debate: Subscribers weigh in on road potholes

OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.

Person injured in hazardous materials incident

A helicopter was sent to the scene.

Sonya Bateson: Easier for young minds to absorb new languages

OPINION: Te reo is everywhere. And in a few more years it'll be more common still.

First man ever accused of sabotage appears in court

The first man ever accused of sabotage in NZ has appeared in court.