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Tokoroa allege racial abuse, but St Peter's staff say they heard none.

They spend more in the Bay of Plenty than in any other region, survey shows.

The Fed's new rate-hiking cycle may not spell doom for the US economy or shares.

'The hole they leave doesn’t get smaller; you learn how to live around it.'

The trust chairman says the money would support a reset after its restructuring.

The permits come into effect on October 1.

Police say the case remains open and they are committed to resolving it.

The Government says amalgamation proposals need more work before decisions can be made.

Ticket holders will receive automatic refunds within three to five business days.

The progress count covers about 90% of papers and excludes special votes.

Taane Natana told a live online audience what he had done that same night.

Ōtorohanga mayor compares the Government to the NRL after call to defer decisions.

Summer Concert Tour 2027: Seal joins Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Bastille

Councils have made plans early to monitor and mitigate El Niño conditions.

Some boulders will be reused at Ōpōtiki’s jetty; others will be moved.

Five union members shared their views at the NZ Nurses Organisation conference in Rotorua.

An athlete’s race-ending scandal prompts a lesson about when to step away.

Taane Natana has been on trial, accused of murdering Tuterangi Moeke.

Council merger plans have been paused until after the election.

Future administration of Tarawera Landing reserve and land used by campground debated.

The walks aim to raise awareness of greyhound adoption after racing ends.

They hope to use the windfall to help their children buy homes.

The plan would guide growth but would not rezone land or approve building.

The mobile screening programme will begin next year in Rotorua, Taupō and Hawke's Bay.

Fish & Game offers final tips on gear, tactics and boat safety.

Regional water plan promised savings, but councils remain divided.

Police are managing traffic after a car struck a pedestrian on St John St.

Whakatāne residents can have their say on a proposed four-council water CCO.

The Lake Rotorua spa blends Māori culture with geothermal wellness.