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Ladies and gentleman get ready to start your engines because it is Cruisin' weekend in Ocean City, the 32nd Annual Cruisin event.

Lucas Herbert hoping to put on a show for mum on home soil, Home favourite Lucas Herbert is determined to overcome a back injury and play well at this week's ISPS HANDA Australian Open so he can get in front of the television cameras for his mum.

The 25th Annual Ocean City Endless Cruisin’ car show is officially in the books, and this year attracted nearly 3,000 registered cars and fewer traffic violations than in years past.

A TV broadcast showing appalling scenes of intimidation, violence, misery and crime in Rotorua's emergency housing illustrates the government's utter fa

The sounds of engines roaring, mufflers popping, and wheels squealing along with the sight of traffic stacked up and down Coastal Highway, Baltimore Avenue, and both the Route 90 and

Rotorua homeless advocate says it’s the police who need to step up to combat a perceived lack of safety in the city’s CBD, not the council.

Visions of a Helping Hand chief executive Tiny Deane. Photo: LDR / Andrew Warner / Rotorua Daily Post Visions of a Helping Hand chief executive Tiny Deane also says a petition calling for action on homelessness and city safety unfairly blames homeless people for the issue, something the petitioner refutes. Police say they deal with issues with rough sleepers or emergency accommodation users in the same way they deal with any residential issue and continue to work with partner agencies to find ...

Police need to step up in inner-city violence, not council - advocate 13 Jan, 2021 12:42 AM 6 minutes to read Visions of a Helping Hand chief executive Tiny Deane. Photo / File A Rotorua advocate for the homeless says its the police who need to step up to combat a perceived lack of safety in the citys CBD, not the council. Visions of a Helping Hand chief executive Tiny Deane also says a petition calling for action on homelessness and city safety unfairly blames homeless people for the issue, s...

A petition calling for urgent council action on city safety and homelessness in Rotorua has garnered more than 1000 signatures in less than a week. Meredith Herbert has launched a petition calling for urgent action on homelessness and city safety from the council and Steve Chadwick. Photo: LDR / Rotorua Daily Post Petitioner Meredith Herbert has also invited mayor Steve Chadwick to organise or attend a public forum to hear peoples experiences first hand. Chadwick says she understands the fru...

The mayor says she 'gets' the frustration and security is 'top of mind'.