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Attitude Awards: 'I don't care what people say about what they think I can't do'
In a judgmental society, you get to decide what affects you, finalist says.
Why Rotorua houses aren't going to the first buyer
The current property market is tough for buyers but it helps to be prepared, experts say.
Birthday bash set to be a cacophony of colour and culture
Philippines Friendship Society will mark its 25th birthday with a Labour weekend event.
Too old to spill the tea - or even know what it means
OPINION: When speaking to a teenager, their slang can sound like another language.
Much more than a lettuce leaf - Chelsea Winter's plant-based revelation
How Chelsea Winter's latest book is turning sceptics into plant-based diet believers.
Opinion: Housing crisis paints bleak future
Opinion: Owning a home appears to have become the impossible dream for many.
Letters to the editor: Unemployed should be doing orchard work
Rotorua Daily Post readers have their say.
Concern as Rotorua CBD security cut amid crime drop
But not everyone thinks it's a good idea.
Three people injured in crash on SH1 near Taupō
The road was partially blocked for a time.
Firefighters spend hours battling blazes near Rotorua, Paengaroa
The Rotorua fire was impacting state highway traffic.
'Really excited': Rotorua marae welcome millions in funding for upgrades
'It allows us to get our own whānau working on those projects.'
The electorates worth watching on election night
A number of the country's 72 electorates will be hotly contested.
Opinion: Politicians talk 'family values' but what about the singletons
OPINION: Politicians would be wise to speak in a way that makes all voters feel valued.
'At the end of their rope': Housing boom and rising rents fuelling homelessness
The result? More people sleeping in cars and couch surfing, says expert.
'Hunk of dry beef': Isolation hotel guest claims dinners missed, food left her sick
But hotel spokesman says it has no record of a guest missing that many meals.
Bay of Plenty marae to reap rewards of $100m fund
The Government has announced a massive funding boost for local marae.
Rotorua community divided over sex work bylaw
Some say any bylaw is discriminatory, others say sex work should be banned.
Mahi time: Vegas film crew welcomed to Rotorua
Filming for the $5.6 million action-thriller series starts on Sunday.
Bay of Plenty shines at restaurant awards
Two Bay of Plenty restaurants won major awards.
What will be built on this Old Taupo Rd site?
What will be built at this Old Taupo Rd site?
Man in court after woman runner followed
A man accused of following a woman while she was running has been remanded in custody.
Zizi Sparks: Why voting should be made compulsory
OPINION: We also need to ramp up our voting campaigns and education.
Covid app use wanes: Fears complacency could 'kill' businesses
'I fear complacency is setting in and we're going to be vulnerable.'
Letters to the editor: Opportunity to improve representation
Rotorua Daily Post Readers have their say.
They knit, help kids and they are on a mission
Meet some of the faces behind Knitting for Cool Kids.
Bringing passion to the parish: New Rotorua vicar welcomed to community
Rotorua's St Lukes Anglican Church has welcomed the new vicar with open arms.
Historic signing: Aussie netball great joins Magic in ANZ Premiership
The two time World Cup winner will be the first Australian Diamond to play in the league.
Auckland men appear in court for Fenton St assault
Four men have appeared in court relating to a serious assault on Fenton St.
Road works continue in Rotorua
Delays are expected as a result of these works and may be significant at times.
Kristin Macfarlane: Unemployed Kiwis need to plug the critical kiwifruit labour shortage
OPINION: People who think orchard work is beneath them need to get over themselves.
New building for Ōpotiki street
Two-storey building planned for Ōpotiki main street.
Authorities insist on Covid nasal swab despite woman's bleeding risk
Throat swabs are less accurate than nasal swabs, says Toi Te Ora.
Four charged after alleged group assault
Police responded to the incident about 3.15am.