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Rotorua Lakes Council committee meets to debate Long-term Plan

Rotorua Lakes Council committee meets to debate Long-term Plan
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Deadline day looms for Rotorua Lakes Council to decide on Māori wards

Deadline day looms for Rotorua Lakes Council to decide on Māori wards
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Harcourts Dancing for Hospice in Rotorua: Final dancers and couples named

Harcourts Dancing for Hospice in Rotorua: Final dancers and couples named 14 May, 2021 09:00 PM 9 minutes to read After a forced hiatus due to Covid-19 last year, Harcourts Dancing for Hospice is back and the full list of participants has been revealed. Once again, 20 local amateurs will leap out of their comfort zone and on to the stage as part of the Rotorua Community Hospice s major annual fundraiser. This year, Rotorua Hospice CEO Jonathon Hagger is walking the talk and participating in the event himself. I was encouraged to do it in 2020 but sadly we had to cancel the event, he said.

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Letters to the Editor: Yes, Rotorua has been trashed

Readers have their say.

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Retired police officer speaks out over emergency housing destruction

Retired police officer speaks out over emergency housing destruction 13 May, 2021 06:10 PM 7 minutes to read Retired Rotorua policeman Phil Spackman is speaking out about living near emergency housing providers. Photo / Andrew Warner Retired Rotorua policeman Phil Spackman is speaking out about living near emergency housing providers. Photo / Andrew Warner Being attacked by an unregistered dog running out of an emergency housing motel was the last straw for retired Rotorua policeman Phil Spackman, who says Rotorua has been trashed . Spackman, a former senior sergeant who spent 35 years in the police and retired in 2000, said he was angry and disappointed about where Rotorua was heading and was concerned where it would end.

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