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A toss of the coin came between a Rotorua Lotto punter and "the big one" this week. The Pak 'N Save shopper won $147,742 cash ...
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Rotorua Boys' and Girls' High give an emotional kapa haka performance at the nationals in memory of friends and loved ones passed including Kristi Gardiner and Sir Howard Morrison A ...
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Rotorua's Seismic Bar is one step away from the finals of the 2010 Monteith's Beer and Wild Food Challenge. Its Maori infusion-styled Seismic Smoked Oma Rapiti (rabbit) has led the ...
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Tolls of $2 for cars and up to $5 for trucks have been approved by the Government to kick-start a $450 million motorway between Rotorua and Tauranga. The new four-lane ...
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Rumours are that Brad Pitt is in New Zealand - and apparently he has been spotted in Rotorua. An internet report carried the rumour that Pitt dined with director Sir ...
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Winter cost-cutting bites hard - with one woman forced to shower just once a week We catch up with customers and staff at the home of New Zealand's best ...
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Rotorua pensioners are doing it tough to save on costs - one woman is even showering once a week to save on her power bill. Rotorua Grey Power secretary Rosemary ...
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Rotorua had sold out of New Zealand's best pie before many of us had even left the house. The Goldstar Bakery and Lunchbar on Old Taupo Rd is home to ...
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Watch out for Sharks at Lake Taupo next winter. Sydney league side Cronulla Sharks are set to sign a three-year deal with the Vodafone Warriors and the NRL to play ...
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Kristi-Rae Ruri-Gardiner would send 101 texts to her mother telling her she loved her. It's those texts her mother will miss most. The 18-year-old Rotorua Girls' High School student was farewelled ...
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The days of convenience stores selling wine and beer may be numbered following a High Court ruling.Late last year the Liquor Licensing Authority indicated Christchurch's Victoria Street Night'n'Days liquor licence would not be...
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Vicious Minnows
Where: Rotorua > The Belgian Bar Local hard rockers return for another kickin' night. So to see what all the fuss ...
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Complex Trio Rotorua
Where: Rotorua > Colonial Tavern We are a trio band who cater for 25 years and up. We perform all ...
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Sounds Amazing
Where: Rotorua > Rotorua Museum of Art and History Learn about the science of sound and how music is made in an interactive exhibition ...
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Tickle My Senses
Where: Rotorua > Rotorua Museum of Art and History Developed by TheNewDowse, Tickle My Senses encourages young visitors to experience art with all five ...
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Collectors in the Community: John D
Where: Rotorua > Rotorua Museum of Art and History Rotorua collector John Danks has been fascinated with radios since he was a boy. ‘To ...
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