'Unsafe' living conditions: Landlords lose long-running court battle
A Rotorua trust has lost a long-running legal battle.
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Tech week to focus on a better tomorrow
A series of high-tech talks and workshops is coming to Taupō this month.
Fresh rain warnings issued for the Bay of Plenty and Coromandel
More wet weather on the way, plea to be prepared
'A dream come true': How these new property owners saved for their first homes
'Knowing that our babies have security now, that was the biggest thing.'
Man linked to daycare jailed for having sex with underage teen
His appeal for name suppression has been dismissed.
'Utterly despicable': Nats and Act want full Kiri Allan RNZ speech released
"A minister is always a minister," say Opposition politicians.
'Incredibly humbled': School's new mini-golf course after $5k koha from iwi
A kind donation adds new learning opportunities for this school.
Opinion: Basketball 'community legend' Darrell Pene recognised with service award
The Pene name has been associated with basketball for more than four decades.
Unexplained Rotorua death: Man, 21, named
Anyone who has information that could assist police has been urged to get in touch.
Transpower fined after power failure to 34,000 homes
Power cut to 34,000 homes came on coldest night with highest-ever demand for electricity.
Mamaku's taps should soon be flowing again as council fixes bore fault
Rotorua's council says it will work to improve its systems to minimise impact in future.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers react to Kiwis moving to Aussie for better lives
Opinion: Premium subscribers have their say.
Curtainbank Rotorua in desperate need of curtain donations as the colder months set in
Curtainbank Rotorua takes gifted pre-loved, clean curtains and prepares them for donation.
Mamaku residents urged to conserve water after bore failure
A replacement component is being arranged.
'Profit squeeze': Farmers expected to slash spending as costs soar
Costs were driven by increases in interest (39pc) feed (21pc) and fertiliser (28pc).
'Better to be late than dead': Speed limit shake-up for city streets proposed
But council staff say the move might cause some community pushback.
'Tough journey': Tauranga mum crowned winner of Rotorua Marathon nine months after giving birth
'I’m proud to win so soon after giving birth'
Letters: Generous donations appreciated after car stolen and used to burn band building
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
'The Brits do a wonderful job': Rotorua royalists celebrate King Charles’ coronation
'I had my little crown on and threw a flag around my shoulders'
'Unexplained': Police making inquiries into body found at Ōhinemutu
At this stage the death was being treated as unexplained, police said.
For the love of old clothes: Why thrifting for vintage is so hot right now
Thrifting has grown from op shop drop-offs to Instagram accounts reselling vintage.
Police investigating 'unexplained' death in Rotorua
The person's body was found about 1am today.
Rotorua gets ready for Techweek excitement
Tamariki and rangatahi are a key focus of Techweek 2023.
Fresh start on offer at REAP Central Plateau
Spaces have opened up for Central Plateau REAP's learning programmes.
Letters: Citizens Advice Bureau plays an important role in our city
Opinion: Rotorua readers have their say.
Rotorua Marathon: Men's and women's race winners revealed
A memorable 59th year of the historic Red Stag Timber Rotorua Marathon.
Business digest: Simon Bridges' new role
Got business news? Email us at the Bay of Plenty Times or Rotorua Daily Post.
Mark Lister: Should investors jump right in, or sit tight?
You want your hard-earned capital working productively
'Worst possible thing': Mum tells of losing her first child
'It makes you sad about the milestones .. you kind of wonder what she would’ve been like.'
Rotorua Marathon: Tanner and Dennehy earn contrasting national Road Mile victories
'It was pretty cool to win in such hectic conditions,' says men's winner Sam Tanner.
One dead after car veers off road and into Taupō building
Police are investigating the cause of the single-vehicle crash.
From heaven to hell and back again: Rebuilding a forgotten timber town
Kaingaroa Village wasn't expected to survive after logging rights were privatised.
'Love the lifestyle': $50K a year for 25-hour weeks - meet the Kiwis loving life in Aussie
Higher wages, better job incentives and a generous super scheme are major attractions.