Claire Mahon speaks to the Rotorua Daily Post on her election loss. Andrew Warner / Rotorua Daily Post
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Filipino Festival
Performers at the Bay of Plenty Filipino Friendship Society's 25th birthday festival.
Focus Live: Nine new cases of Covid-19, one in the community
There are nine new cases of Covid-19 today - one in the "marine engineer cluster" and eight in managed isolation.
Focus Live: Two new Covid-19 cases in managed isolation
There are two new cases of Covid-19 today - both are in managed isolation and aren't connected to the fishing crew.
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How New Zealand's MMP electoral system works
Explaining New Zealand's Mixed-Member Proportional electoral system. Motion Graphics / Phil Welch
Local Focus: A story of redemption for Ngongotaha Rugby Club
From just four senior players. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Skyline Rotorua relishes strong return
The tourism outlet has put safety first to remain open. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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Watch NZH Local Focus: Rotorua company moving into Christchurch and Auckland
Motion Entertainment is going gangbusters. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Watch NZH Local Focus: 50 tonnes of massive mussels in Opotiki
Check out these mussels, from New Zealand’s first commercial open ocean marine farm, off the coast of Opotiki. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Opotiki's spring pollinating bees under threat
Opotiki beekeepers are worried too many hives are now being placed in the region by corporate newcomers, threatening the survival of the pollinating bees required for the local kiwifruit industry. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
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Piripi Curtis' vision to come to reality at Rotorua's Lakeside
What you'll see on a big screen behind the performers at Lakeside on Saturday has been created by Rotorua's Piripi Curtis.
Stan Walker performs at the Rotorua Summer Seafood Festival
A slimmed down Stan Walker rocked the Rotorua Summer Seafood festival.
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Waiata Jennings (left) Anthony Ohia, and Hawaiki Leach. All three are playing in this weekend's HoopNation basketball tournament at Trustpower Arena.
Tania Tapsell speaks at her election wrap party
Tapsell was running for the East Coast for the National Party
Lake Okareka Cameras
New CCTV cameras installed in Okareka to prevent crime. Mitch Collins Secretary of the Lake Okareka Community Association
Rotorua Mountain Bike Club president Clare Coker
Clare Coker on becoming the first female president of the Rotorua Mountain Bike Club.
Te Puia braces for cruise ship downturn
Sean Marsh from Te Puia talks about the impact the lack of a cruise ship season is going to have on the tourist attraction.
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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.
Local Focus: Which party has economic credibility on the East Coast?
Which party is best-placed to lead NZ out of recession? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Should we tax the rich more? Waiariki candidates say āe and kāo
Waiariki election hopefuls discuss the big tax issue. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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Vote 2020 Election Night Highlights
A selection of the biggest highs - and lows - from right across our 2020 election night coverage. Video / NZME
Martin Devlin: We Need to Talk 23rd October
Martin Devlin: We Need to Talk 23rd October.
Newstalk ZB’s Mike Hosking talks with Hollywood star Matthew McConaughey
Newstalk ZB’s Mike Hosking talks to Matthew McConaughey about politics, lockdown and life while promoting his new book ‘Greenlights’. Video / Newstalk ZB
Martin Devlin: We Need to Talk 19th October
Martin Devlin: We Need to Talk 19th October.
James Shaw says not to read 'too much' into PM's words
Greens co-leader James Shaw told Mike Hosking on NewstalkZB this morning not to read "too much" into the Prime Minister's words. Video / Newstalk ZB
Martin Devlin: We Need to Talk 15th October
Martin Devlin: We Need to Talk 15th October.