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Street survey finds housing, healthcare and the cost of living are top of mind.

Voice of the People: NZME journalists hit the streets of Bay of Plenty and Waikato to find out what's on voters' minds heading into the general election. Video / NZ Herald

His father says five young men confronted his son over a black leather vest.

Tupou Vaa’i and Seuseu Naitoa Ah Kuoi could reach 100 caps in 2027.

The awards attract more than 300,000 international traveller votes annually.

Police found the woman while investigating a car-train crash near Paengaroa.

Shenae Barker was the first woman in New Zealand to win last year’s Great Lake 100.

About 500 people attended the pond’s 1976 opening, stocked with 10,000 trout.

The exhibition centres on a kaitaka the iwi regards as an ancestor.

Retired teacher of 46 years Wendy Peterson has paid nearly $200,000 for non-funded Keytruda to fight her cancer. Video / Kelly Makiha

It comes as the city's current courthouse again ranks lowest in NZ for user satisfaction.

What does National's and Labour's polling mean for local seats?

Both ski field operators felt the uncertainty from a few years ago had passed.

Police allege the 18-year-old breached bail within days of it being granted.

She plans to honour families facing a challenge close to her heart.

Two people demanded a bystander's car about 6.40pm on Friday.

A strong El Niño could bring hotter, drier and windier conditions.

Woodward wants the old rugby ground lights considered for basketball courts.

Four high-density housing developments totalling 60 apartment-style homes are being built.

New Zealand First candidate Billy Brown explains to senior reporter Kelly Makiha why not being a politician would make him an ideal Rotorua MP. Video / Kelly Makiha

New Zealand First's Billy Brown wants to put the Vegas back in Rotovegas.

The fire was thought extinguished before it reignited the next morning.

She has run at least two kilometres daily for more than 290 days.

'To be recognised for all that I do, it’s very humbling ...'

Finn Liley explains to Rotorua Daily Post senior reporter Kelly Makiha why voters should choose his party. Video / Kelly Makiha

Rotorua candidate Finn Liley is campaigning mainly for the party vote.

OPINION: Investors should hold liquid funds to avoid selling shares at depressed prices.

Police found the woman’s body while making inquiries at a Kawerau property.

A 'hugely competitive' contest for the People's Choice Award also broke records by $12k.