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Family fears for missing autistic man
Local man Nigel Peterson remains missing after jumping out of a car on Friday afternoon.
Proud to call Fordlands home
Fordlands is thought of as a rough area, but locals want to show the other side.
Gang members clash in Rotorua house brawl
Up to 10 gang members create disturbance in a rowdy dispute.
Rotorua principal outraged by undie run
Senior students from Rotorua Boys' High School ran through town in their undies today.
Students knuckle down for end-of-year exams
Exams are around the corner and students and teachers are preparing themselves.
Teachers urged to hold the line against unruly kids
Kaitao Intermediate and other schools looking to improve pupils behaviour.
Rare kaka sighting stuns Rotorua resident
Native bird rarely seen outside the forest was recently spotted in Lynmore.
Te Arawa kaumatua: 'Te reo continues to be oppressed'
Maori culture and language making progress but more can be done, say advocates.
Car crashes into Eruera St Specsavers
A car has crashed into the front of Specsavers on Eruera St.