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Retailers say shoplifting remains a daily problem in Rotorua’s city centre.

The Kawerau home was forfeited to the Crown but Te Oherere Milosevic refused to leave.

Te Whare Oranga Tangata o Whakaue will welcome patients from Tuesday.

Rainproof options range from geothermal spas to indoor climbing.

Ice forced a temporary heavy-vehicle closure between Ōpōtiki and Gisborne.

Rotorua fashion designer Kharl WiRepa has been jailed for three years for fraud.

The censure comes two years after the teacher was sentenced on a criminal charge.

The ruling follows years of opposition to a pipeline beside the Māori-owned, tapu lake.

Silverstream, St Andrew's and Southland also claimed major schoolboy titles.

The fatal crash was the third serious crash near the intersection in five days.

The council holds nearly $8m in privately owned artworks.

Corporate results may show whether NZ's early economic recovery is real.

Rotorua Trust and the Government gave QE Health loans to relocate in 2023.

The Serious Crash Unit has carried out an examination of the accident scene at Ōwhata.

They dreamed of a legitimate medical cannabis business, but with meth trade seed money.

Survivors and the first man on the scene recall head-on that killed teen rugby teammates.

OPINION: Voters may judge the Government by household budgets, jobs and care.

The party leader accepts Labour’s responsibility but stops short of an apology.

'Indications are that there are moderate injuries.'

Athletes and families go the extra distance to chase their sporting dreams.

He referenced the Prime Minister's controversial recent comments to Rotorua businesses.

The road has been closed for a scene examination and is about to reopen.

About 200 people queued at Feeding Rotorua’s Monday dinner service last week.

From Queenstown to the Maldives: the places Herald readers love most.

Mother's repeated concerns were not properly acted on until it was too late.

Crews cut two people from the vehicle after it hit a tree.

OPINION: Only one of the Magnificent Seven beat the index by late July.

OPINION: Did the 'survive till 25' catchphrase cause a negative business mindset?

'You don't even need a man,' one impressed homeowner told them.