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'Really gutted': Family's collection of vintage model steam engines stolen
'People are just disappointed... that somebody would do that to the memory of my dad'.
'Unfortunate but necessary step': Job losses as sawmill closes
The Toi Ohomai Waipā closure will not affect students - courses continue 'as usual'.
$700k for aquaculture research to create jobs
The investment will create six new jobs and enable a dive company to expand operations.
'A lot of stress': Locked out employees plan to defend legal action
Staff in their fifth week without pay are now facing legal threats.
'Too soon to say' how fumigant alternative could impact Port
Use of a gas with 'reduced risks to human health' has been approved for use.
Rural school pools vital to tackling NZ's 'tragic drowning rate' - principal
The Rotorua school has so far raised $850,000 for the project.
Simon Bridges on quitting politics, his legacy - and what comes next
Outgoing MP says he expects a great by-election battle between red and blue for his seat.
Border opening for skilled workers could be too late for horticulture
Some industry sectors fear the movement of workers could go both ways.
'Always lived life to 110%': Family, school mourn loss of former head girl
The 21-year-old died after a farm accident on Tuesday.
'Game changer': New kiwifruit block on school grounds
It is hoped the initiative will "supercharge" students' interests in horticulture early.
Not bad, cod be better: Fishing season underway
Unlike the rest of the country, trout season kicked off on Saturday in Rotorua.
How much would you pay for a tomato? Prices climb, approach all-time high
Loose tomatoes were on sale for $14.99 a kilo at one supermarket.
Kawerau mill closure: 'Generations of people worked at that mill'
Kawerau bravely faces future without town's biggest employer.
'A lot of people are in limbo': Residents upset at possible mill closure
The Norske Skog paper mill employs 160 people