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SunLive - Council planning final lake weed removal - The Bay s News First

SunLive - Council planning final lake weed removal - The Bay s News First
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SunLive - Lake weed stench plagues Rotorua lakefront - The Bay s News First

SunLive - Lake weed stench plagues Rotorua lakefront - The Bay s News First
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Need a clothes peg on your nose : What stinks in Rotorua?

Need a clothes peg on your nose : What stinks in Rotorua?
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Lake weed stench plagues Rotorua lakefront

Lake weed on a $40 million lakefront redevelopment is causing a stench in Rotorua and has so far cost ratepayers about $20,000 to clear.

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Covid-19 Omicron outbreak: Whaka 100 cancellation non-sensical but health experts say it s necessary

A would-be Whaka 100 participant says cancelling the popular Rotorua mountain biking event was "nonsensical" as a de-facto race will likely take place without safety measures.

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