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The project is a memorandum of understanding between Rotorua Police and Waikeria Prison.
Snow on the way for Desert Road
Snow could affect the summit of the road overnight.
Letters to the editor: Campaign slogans don't make sense
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
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2020 Bay of Plenty Sports Awards canned
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Local Focus: Rotorua's Memorial Drive closure causing frustration for some
'We're basically raising the bar.' Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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About 160 people work at the mill, a major employer in the small town.
Bryan Gould: Two elections looming but they couldn't be more different
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Kristin Macfarlane: New Zealand's downfalls pale in comparison to Europe or the US
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Letters to the editor: Houses should not be commodities
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Tauranga Boys' College win inaugural Geyser Cup
The invitational cricket tournament was played over the weekend.
Seymour announces mental health policy in Tauranga
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Jo Raphael: Housing market is tough but don't be put off
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The Kawerau mill employed about 160 staff.
Gin Wigmore, Dragon, Pseudo Echo and more to play Summer Concert Tour
New Zealand will become a funky town when the popular Summer Concert Tour rolls in.
Through the glass ceiling: Stephens sisters get their blazers
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Local Focus: Should we tax the rich more? Waiariki candidates say āe and kāo
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Communities split over free school lunches
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Eftpos fee hike 'crippling' for struggling businesses
The fee hike adds to the increasing overhead costs for businesses.