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102km run: Michael Voss ready for new challenge

Michael Voss won the 50km race in 2020.

Jo Raphael: Outdated fashion trend is tying us to the past

OPINION: Tank the ties and let MPs get on with it

Reticulating lakeside communities could be considered in Long-term Plan

Recommendation to commit to reviewing public water supply made by a council committee.

Used needles, fighting, urine prompt temporary liquor ban

The council agreed to a 24/7 ban for 12 months following reports of crime and disorder.

Baywide Rugby: What will 2021 look like?

The Bay of Plenty Rugby Union has announced information about the 2021 season.

'Icing on the cake': Primary school gets brand new $3.5m classroom block, first since 1956

The primary school hasn't had a new classroom since it was built in 1956

All you need to know about the new tenancy law reforms

The biggest changes of the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act come into effect today.

Tie debate: Why some men still wear them, and others don't miss them

For one businessman, a tie means 'game on', but others don't miss them.

Rotorua Rebels win historic Superstock Teams Championship

It is the team's first Superstock Teams Championships in 35 years.

Mount Maunganui victorious in T20 final

Mount Maunganui faced old rivals Greerton in the decider at the Bay Oval.

41-year-old seeks redemption at Tarawera Ultra

The two-time Ultraman winner will line up for his second attempt at Tarawera's 100-Miler.

Cycling fun: Rotorua encouraged to get biking this month

This month there are fun ways to get together with friends and whānau on bikes.

Aroha event fuses fashion with food for charity

Aroha event fuses fashion with food for charity, being held on Wednesday.

Iconic Mamaku shop owner hands over the reins

A Mamaku storeowner has handed over the reins after 60-plus years in business.

Local Focus: Former Green candidate fighting climate change one coffee at a time

A family turned vegan opens new cafe in Rotorua. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Reformed crime boss Billy Macfarlane is proving that his Pūwhakamua programme can rehabilitate hardened criminals

Opinion: With a 95 per cent success rate, Pūwhakamua should be considered for other areas.