Mayoral candidates say a decision by Rotorua’s tourism board to create a website exposing emergency housing locations to tourists is ‘maybe not ideal’, but ‘necessary’.
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NewsTe Arawa to offer solutions for whānau in emergency housing
Te Arawa has announced it is taking a stand on solutions for homeless people being crowded into Rotorua motels.
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Te Arawa offering help to end Rotorua emergency housing crisis
Iwi leaders met this week to discuss the impact of emergency housing on whānau, hapū, iwi and their rohe.
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Calls for urgent inquiry into emergency housing in Rotorua
Waiariki MP and Te Pāti Māori co-leader Rawiri Waititi is calling for an immediate investigation of Rotorua's emergency housing situation.
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'Scary' report paints grim picture of Rotorua
The wellbeing of people in Rotorua is getting worse by most measures, a new report says. An iwi leader says "you can't put any sugar over this" - but there are ways to address the issues.
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Mayoral candidate steps into high heels for Miss Rotorua pageant
Rotorua District councillor and mayoral hopeful Merepeka Raukawa-Tait, has thrown her hat in the ring for this year's Miss Rotorua pageant, with the possibility of not only winning the crown but al
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Parks to property developers: Council plan faces opposition
A decision on Rotorua's controversial reserves revocation proposal will echo through generations, elected members have heard.
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Te Arawa Māori fashion- lipstick and high heels
Māori fashion entrepreneur Kharl WiRepa (Te Arawa) has just launched Ohomairangi, a fashion show aimed at breaking down colonisation barriers in the fashion industry and building up indigenous worl
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Fumarole opens up on Lake Road, Rotorua
A fumarole has opened up on Lake Rd, Rotorua causing disruption on the busy main road. Photo/Roihana Nuri
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Te Ao Māori embedded in special needs services
After two years of preparation a caring service for people with special needs in Rotorua, Saint Chads, is teaching its clients the Māori language, Māori customs and a Māori worldview during their e
