Leading entertainment figure rape trial: ‘I just felt yuck and disgusted’
Young woman breaks down in tears giving evidence.
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Premium Debate: Who's really to blame over worsening traffic delays in NZ?
Premium subscribers share their views on who's to blame for worsening traffic woes.
'Several processes at play': Taupō volcano alert changes again
The Volcanic Alert Level was raised to 1 in September.
Taupō sport and club reports
Sports and club contributions from around the Taupō district.
May days mainly grey in Taupō
Taupō's weather summary for the second to last week of May, 2023.
GNS Science pleads guilty to reduced Whakaari/White Island charge
Meanwhile, the island's owners have failed in a bid to have their charges thrown out.
Young people involved in fiery fatal crash on SH5, Napier school community shaken
Two people were killed and another was taken to hospital in a critical condition.
Deadly waters: Urgent call for new lifejacket laws after 'staggering' stats
Coastguard boss says too many volunteers have had to "pull dead bodies from the sea".
The Premium Debate: Kiwis cash in on lucrative mining jobs in Aussie
Premium subscribers have their say.
Honey business sweet now the buzz is back
The Huka Honey Hive is still buzzing after 30 years.
Luke Kirkness: Beating the winter blackouts
Opinion: It's time to shine a brighter light on power solutions after an outage warning.
Coromandel leaders upset over loss of concert
Cancelled Whitianga Summer Concert is another blow to the region's visitor industry.
Hearings told of 'death trap' skate parks, 'short-sighted' council cuts
Rotorua councillors have heard how proposals will impact the community.
‘It’s luck that no one’s died’: Inside NZ’s youth justice residences
Staff in youth facilities fear for their lives as Wellington turns its back.
Leading entertainment figure on trial a 'creep' and 'sex addict', jury told
A complainant says a leading entertainment figure on trial for sexual assault is a creep.
Why one group thinks Rotorua will benefit from National's big housing plans
National plans to "get the private rental market working again".
Jo Raphael: I'm proud that we’re a nation of helpers
OPINION: Hopefully, lower temperatures and heavy rain will bring relief to the country.
Notorious highway black spot to get partial fix
Budget 2023 announced a raft of road projects, including one for a notorious bend on SH1.
Letters: Story of village that went 'through the mill' a heartening read
Opinion: Rotorua readers have their say.
Rotorua Little Theatre presents The Mousetrap
Rotorua Little Theatre is presenting The Mousetrap between June 9 and June 24.
Ngahi Bidois: Our lives can change like the seasons
Opinion: These changes can be physical, intellectual, relational or spiritual.
'That won't be good enough': Cane sends strong message to table-topping Chiefs
The Chiefs know their achievements so far this year will count for nothing in the finals.
Two people dead, one critically injured after crash near Taupō
Police were called to the crash just before 6pm on Sunday.
Heavy rain and wind warnings: Wet weather expected to ease in Northland, Auckland
Northland and Auckland are being warned to expect heavy rain and strong winds.
Rotorua's future: What business leaders think we should be focusing on
Results from the latest businesses survey have been revealed.
Person critically hurt after serious crash near Taupō
People travelling on SH5 should expect delays.
The Premium Debate: Mum of injured teen speaks out after street racers arrested
Our readers have their say.
National's big promise to get 'private rental market working again'
Luxon said more houses and more roads were the answer for local issues.
'Hollow words': Campaigner's battle for 'life-changing' diabetes device
“I feel we are no further forward today than we were two or three years ago."
Te Whakatōhea Settlement: A moment to celebrate, mourn and look to the future
Today marks the signing of the Deed of Settlement between Te Whakatōhea and the Crown.
Rotorua youth innovators’ designs becoming reality
Fifty-five app submissions were received altogether during the contest.
Nikau Grace: People kept telling me I’m not Māori because I don’t look it
Tōkū Tuakiri has been released as part of the Waiata Anthems New Zealand Music Month.
Te Rito journalism cadetship wins INMA international media award in New York for NZME
NZME is incredibly proud of an initiative that brings new voices and perspectives.