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The Arts Village Community and Family Event is being held on May 15.
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Rotorua farewells Lynmore principal Lorraine Taylor
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Kaumatua assert their territorial sovereignty. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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Rotorua artists shortlisted for Māori award
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Kelly Makiha: Are we a bunch of snobs or is there something wrong with emergency housing?
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Rotorua tourism could benefit from new $200M recovery plan
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Retired Rotorua coroner Wallace Bain launches new book
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Rotorua Airport to host Air Force fleet - How to watch the action
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