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Record entries in McNaughton Trophy
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From windscreen washer to commercial cleaner: How Bam Bam turned his life around
'They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks but I think that's wrong,' his boss says.
'Critical' plans for future of Bay of Plenty water get go ahead
"This is critical to our region."
'Disgusting': Motorists hit out over Te Ngae Rd commuter chaos
Eastside residents say they have never seen traffic so bad on Te Ngae Rd.
Health of Rotorua lakes rising - but there's one swimmers should avoid
'It's easy for everyone to pat themselves on the back … but we're not there yet.'
'Heart-broken': Second alpaca found dead after dog attack
Roaming dogs have killed two alpacas and two rabbits at Julians Berry Farm.
Bay of Plenty MP duo promoted to Cabinet for first time
Jan Tinetti and Kiri Allan are two of seven new ministers in Cabinet.
Name of pedestrian killed in Tokoroa released
Two pedestrians were hit by a car on State Highway 1, Tokoroa on Saturday night.
A-maze-ing! Family go extra spooky mile for Halloween
A Selwyn Heights family did not hold back with their Halloween decorations.
Roaming dogs attack alpacas at popular farm
The owners of Julians Berry Farm heard dogs barking on their property about 2.30am.
How a solo mother-of-four on one income bought her first home
The OneRoof report showed in the year to March 25, every suburb recorded positive growth.
Red Stag Timber's GM wins top business award
The 2020 Rotorua Westpac Business Person of the Year has been revealed.
Stephanie Worsop: How big is too big for a first birthday party?
When a small birthday celebration turns into a full-blown party.
'The biggest burden': Some Bay of Plenty language schools on brink
Some face closures but others believe Bay could cash in as a 'safe haven'.
Pedestrian dead and another critical after SH1 Tokoroa crash
The crash happened shortly before midnight.
'Warm, dry classrooms': What sector leaders want from Labour
Sector leaders share their thoughts on Labour policies now the party can govern alone.
A whole new world to experience on stage
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Rotorua Business Awards 2020: Winners announced
The winners of the Rotorua Business Awards are revealed.
Why a man dropped dead in a Rotorua motel during lockdown
What were the factors that led to Karaan Roberts' death?
Samantha Motion: My fridge is full of unneeded jelly and I blame population growth
OPINION: Old population estimates offer clues to our growth struggles.
Thirteen things that terrify me this Halloween
Halloween is just a temporary bubble where being scared is fun.
'They would've died': Fifteen kittens dumped in Paradise Valley
Pet owners are urged to be responsible this summer.
Kiri Gillespie: It's time to end the silliness over fire sirens
OPINION: The sirens should stay. It's the complainants who should go.
The $35k 'game changer': How medicinal cannabis changed one girl's life
How many locals are being prescribed medicinal cannabis?
Rebuild of tourism sector 'critically important'
It takes 480 domestic overnight trips to spend the same as 40 international visitors.
Referendums: Principal wants cannabis issue dropped, GP backs euthanasia vote
The final results for the referendums will be released next Friday.
Local Focus: Mud and tutus are a good mix for tough guys and gals
Rotorua Junior Tough Guy and Gal Competition. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Armed police search for car of interest in Otonga
Cordons were set up around Otonga Rd and McDowell St.
Whakatāne death being treated as homicide
A man was taken to Whakatāne Hospital with stab wounds, where he later died.
'Tri-bloody-umphant': Businesses 'stoked' with inner-city security u-turn
"It's about time they start to listen to business owners," says a CBD business operator.
School crossing concerns: 'Lives are at stake'
Within days of concerns being raised about a school pedestrian crossing, work has started.