Rotorua housing shortage: Council and iwi strategy touts thousands of new homes | RNZ News
Thousands of new homes could be built in Rotorua as a result of a proposed new strategy for housing in the city.
Thousands of new homes could be built in Rotorua as a result of a proposed new strategy for housing in the city. Keep Reading
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