- Friday 10 September 2010
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- > Motu trails: Tourism boom predicted for Opotiki
- > Homegrown beauty Ria takes on universe
- > Credit card spending pays off for Waiariki
- > $40 million owed in Rotorua child support and penalties
- > Forest riders at odds over wet event
- > Sir Howard's family mark his birthday
- > In your award-winning Daily Post today:
- > Our View: Finding a happy trail
- > From the community: Grief support stretches even further
- > Farm carnage: 50 rare sheep slaughtered
- > Ring masters put on stunner of a show
- > 'My beautiful little girl was dragged into the secret world of P'
- > Our View: Battle stations on the buses
- > Our View: The silent epidemic we can't hide from
- > Eco-spife makes kiwifruit even greener
- > Nia abuser sent back to prison
- > No bar to secondary school mother's ambition
- > Top artist to join 70 others at big show
- > Dad admits killing his 5-week-old baby boy
- > War on the buses: it's mums vs disabled
- > Election names need to be in by Friday
- > Famous five ready to take on all at Matatini
- > EVACUATIONS, SLIPS AND FLOODING IN REGION-WIDE DOWNPOUR
- > Stylish way to lend support to Plunket
- > Clean heat loans to help Rotorua breathe
- > Te Arawa treasures return home
- > In your award-winning Daily Post today:
- > STUDENTS SUSPENDED FOR DRUGS
- > Real estate agents' bid to support local kindergarten
- > Curtain set to rise on theatre's $6m backstage upgrade
- > Couples get new hope for adoption
- > NZ's Next Top Model: Danielle's the 'one to watch'
- > Flu hits hard - quarter of one school absent
- > NO, IT'S NOT THE DUMP ... this is one of our neighbourhoods
- > Silence of the vuvuzelas - trumpets banned from Steamers games
- > Call to check meter boxes after scare
- > Only a week left to enrol
- > Grand new buy soon for city
- > Family looking forward to honouring Kiwi war icon
- > The Daily Post in line for further honours
- > Should rugby kids do the haka?
- > Destined to be hair apparent
- > 'Jesse's boys' grieve for a lost friend
- > Armed raid nets drugs and cash
- > Tributes as JPC crash victim remembered
- > Chasing voters on Facebook
- > Crash victim still a model patient
- > Mud, sweat and tears
- > Locals need say on Easter trading - MP
- > Mums try to break 'latch on' record
A man involved in a "vampire" attack, whose sentencing was today adjourned in the Wellington District Court until November, has had his charge downgraded.James Phillip Brooks, 22, displaying a yellow mohawk haircut with shaved...
- > Officer involved in Maramarua fatal crash 'distressed'
- > Crash on Waimakiriri bridge
- > Quake stress made me do it - court told
- > Fake World Cup t-shirt man sentenced
- > Investment adviser ordered to pay around $80,000
A huge explosion rocked a suburb of San Francisco shortly after 6pm (1pm NZ time) today, sending up a massive fireball and a white and black plume of smoke that is visible for kilometres.Firefighters from San Bruno and surrounding...
- > US judge says military gay ban unconstutional
- > Gillard's house of cards
- > Pastor decides against burning Koran on 9/11
- > Iran to release one US hiker
- > Outcry follows Muslim gargoyle
Legislation to ban tobacco advertising at the point of sale will be debated in Parliament after it was picked yesterday in the ballot of private member's bills.Labour's associate health spokesman, Iain Lees-Galloway, hopes the...
- > SuperCity: Communist candidates spread word
- > Mayoral taunts on drinking, lying
- > Editorial : Goff right to call for debate on a republic
- > Spy agency faces flak over CV saga
- > Brian Rudman: What about a super promise for the arts
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Ceroc Rotorua Dance Party
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