Daily Post, The (Rotorua, New Zealand)
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Latest documents
- Lifang Chen: Chinese New Zealander could not say goodbye to her father
A few weeks after my father arrived in New Zealand, he came home carrying a rainbow trout.
- Rotorua-born Adele Pascoe lands lead role in New Zealand film Where Beauty Hides
After a business degree, a law career, three kids and a stint in banking, Adele Pascoe assumed her acting days were over.
- Rotorua: Harcourts Dancing for Hospice dancers Andrew Strickland and Aroha Dorset
Harcourts Dancing for Hospice is back with 10 dancing couples taking the stage on September 19 to raise money for the vital Rotorua service. Each week, the Rotorua Daily Post will feature one dancing couple to learn more about them and their reasons for entering the competition. This week is Andrew Strickland and Aroha Dorset.
- Rotorua Lakes Council Head Start: Minister urged to take control of reform process
Rotorua Lakes Council's handling of the Government's Head Start reform process has a legitimacy problem that cannot be dismissed as the unavoidable consequence of a compressed timetable.
- Toi Ohomai chief executive returns with plan to revive Mokoia campus in Rotorua after years of declining student enrolments
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- Meet Whakatāne's DJ No Hands who mixes with his mouth and chin
The music is pumping, the crowd is moving, and Jacob Lane is behind the decks, but unlike most DJs, he is not using his hands.
- Rotorua Lakes Council seeks youth councillors for 2027
Rotorua Lakes Council is looking for the next generation of community leaders, with applications now open for its 2027 Youth Council.
- Honda race team motorbike stolen in Rotorua, rider left without race bike
A new custom-built Honda race team motorbike has been stolen from a signwriter's workshop in Rotorua, leaving some of the team riders unable to race this weekend.
- Te Arawa Lakes Trust cuts 15 jobs, scales back Rotorua lake programmes
Te Arawa Lakes Trust, the organisation responsible for most of Rotorua's lakebeds, will cut staff as it scales back operations after warning it is on the brink of exhausting its operating funds.
- Rotorua Curtainbank shelves bare as volunteers appeal for curtain donations
For more than 12 years, the ladies at the Rotorua Curtainbank have mended, stitched and prepared curtains for locals in need.
Featured documents
- Vape firm up in smoke over losses
A business which imported disposable electronic e-cigarettes in six different flavours has gone up in smoke with an estimated $1.9million loss....
- COMMENT Workers should have right to ‘disconnect’
When Wellington carpenter Samuel Parnell began the struggle for an eight-hour working day back in 1840, he could have never foreseen how modern work culture would evolve. But he would no doubt empathise with the challenges faced by today’s workers....
- ‘Financial crime is increasing in both scale and complexity’
International scammers are estimated to be draining hundreds of millions of dollars from Kiwi victims yearly, with cases surging....
- How undercover officers caught runaway killer
They were 11 words that would end murderer Jimmy Heremaia’s two-year existence on the run....
- Review
It was a single word, unflinchingly direct and utterly terrifying....
- CATCH ME(if you can)Review
Sitting in the sunshine at a Mount Maunganui cafe, sipping coffee with his mum, Duax Ngakuru looked like any other bloke on his summer break....
- ‘SOMETHING
WASN’T
RIGHT’
It is possible to imagine a world in which Malachi Subecz is still alive. The kind, adventurous, charming youngster, who was mad about dinosaurs and whose favourite movie was The Land Before Time, would be living with his maternal whānau in Wellington....
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BIG IDEAS
The cold, hard fact about housing is that neither Labour nor National wants prices to fall....
- ‘SOMETHING
WASN’T
RIGHT’
It is possible to imagine a world in which Malachi Subecz is still alive. The kind, adventurous, charming youngster, who was mad about dinosaurs and whose favourite movie was The Land Before Time, would be living with his maternal whānau in Wellington....
- From heaven
to hell and
back again
Rebuilding a forgotten timber town
We were
taught
respect, to
have good
manners, and
old-school
values ...
— Lea Thompson
Kaingaroa was “heaven” until it was “hell”....
