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Rotorua Marathon: Men's and women's race winners revealed

A memorable 59th year of the historic Red Stag Timber Rotorua Marathon.

Opinion: Inflation is here to stay, here's what businesses can do

Chamber boss: 'I'm preparing for inflation to stick around for a while'.

'Worst possible thing': Mum tells of losing her first child

'It makes you sad about the milestones .. you kind of wonder what she would’ve been like.'

Rotorua Marathon: Tanner and Dennehy earn contrasting national Road Mile victories

'It was pretty cool to win in such hectic conditions,' says men's winner Sam Tanner.

Four options: Public may soon have a say on future of iconic Rotorua museum

The heritage building has been closed for seven years.

'Never gets old': St John 'humbled' by Rotary club's generosity

Since 2015, the club has raised $120,000 in support of St John.

Sonya Bateson: My view on whether we should build the controversial stadium

Opinion: I like the idea - but I also cherish our parks and green spaces.

'Charlie's my darling': Kiwi royal watchers revel in coronation 'big party'

Plus, meet the former BOP woman who will be attending the ceremony.

'One-stop hub': Sod turning for new Plunket build

The building is expected to be completed later this year.

Opinion: Time to consider a day to honour all who have served

'From the veterans I spoke to, not one objected to November 11 being named Veterans Day.'

Watch: Landslide rips through home: 'The sink is up in the air'

'Dad heard this noise and thought “what was that?'

Jet off to Rotorua on this high-adrenaline Travel deal

We bring your the best travel deals going.

'Answer to our prayers': Anonymous donor's generous gift to vandalised school

School children had to spend their fundraised playground money on security fencing.

'One more time': Laughs and tears promised at Sir Howard tribute concert

The vibe from Sir Howard's era can still be felt in the new centre.

'Not doing enough': Dentist calls for Govt to prioritise dental health

Surgery wait times are affecting children's health, families and society.

Opinion: Silver lining to proposed sport funding changes

There are some very passionate and creative people within our sporting community.

Te Tatau o Te Arawa board chairman and deputy chairwoman resign

Rawiri Waru and Lani Kereopa have served as Māori ward councillors since October.

The 'simple change' that will save money and 'brain energy' for people with ADHD

'It has the potential to reduce stress for people living with ADHD,' Pharmac says.