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QE Health to benefit from Lakeside Rotorua concert’s fundraising collection
The concert will also give the community an opportunity to donate to QE Health.
Temporary housing service kicks in for thousands with ruined homes after Cyclone
Up to 1800 are expected to seek temporary accommodation while homes are rebuilt.
'My heroes': How Ukrainians in the Bay are feeling one year on
'I still can’t believe it. It’s scary. I have been through sadness, anger, and denial.'
Live: Pacific cyclone expected to form tomorrow - Fiji Met; Auckland, storm-hit regions in rain firing line today
MetService 'closely monitoring' a tropical low which could develop into a cyclone.
Meet the landlords who say owning residential rentals is 'almost unviable'
'A killer': Highly leveraged landlords forced out of rental market.
Te Matatini hailed as a huge success
Kapa haka festival lives up to its name and game.
'My heroes': Local Ukrainians reflect on Russian war, one year on
A Bay charity has raised around $20,000 dollars for abandoned animals in Ukraine.
‘It makes us feel very proud’: Leaders celebrate Te Arawa’s strong showing at Te Matatini
Te Arawa kapa haka group Ngati Whakaue came second equal at Te Matatini festival.
Bay of Plenty salespeople awarded in RateMyAgent awards
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Second Ngongotahā public meeting called over 350-house development
A second public meeting is being over plans to build 350 new houses in Ngongotahā.
Auckland, Northland warned thunderstorms and small tornadoes could hit this afternoon
Heavy showers, possible thunderstorms developing this afternoon, early evening.
Tackling truancy needs community approach
OPINION: Being at school is not just about the academic learning in the classroom.
Todd Muller on his journey back to the frontline
Todd Muller has had, by his own admission, a 'lumpy' journey back to the frontline.
Te Matatini: Full results 2023
Check out the winners and the grinners of Te Matatini 2023
'Te ao Māori is compelling': Chefs Kārena and Kasey Bird on their new project
The sisters preserve and blend traditional Māori cooking techniques with modern twists.
Live: Supply helicopters grounded as storm tracks down NZ; tornado hits Waihi Beach; wild weather wreaks havoc
If the rain continued overnight, then the timing may feel a bit like déjà vu for some.
Arrest after suspicious Ngongotahā fire
A man has been charged with arson but police still want help.
'It's just time': Rotorua Stockcar Club promoter retiring after 22 years
Sonja Hickey said she was looking forward to travelling in her motorhome.
Mark Lister: Not all sharemarkets are created equal
Lister says this time next year, things could be different.
Woman spends 13 hours mowing council land after complaints fall on 'deaf ears'
"We just feel that this is a tourist town and the shop window is the sides of the roads."
‘Te Arawa is in the house’: Five out of 12 Te Matatini finalists from Rotorua region
Te Arawa kapa haka teams have achieved their best finals selection results.
Severe thunderstorm watch for Bay of Plenty
The MetService warns of potential severe thunderstorms for the Bay of Plenty today.
Tommy Wilson: Te Matatini serves as a benchmark and a beacon
OPINION: Te Matatini showcases another avenue for our kids to explore their identity.
'Quietly starving' elderly who ask for help just 'tip of the iceberg'
Elderly are struggling to get by as the cost of living keeps rising.
'Going hungry': Cost of living making some older people feel like prisoners in own home
Meet the pensioners caught in the rising cost of living crisis.
Five out of six Te Arawa groups make it to Te Matatini finals
Five out of six Te Arawa rōpū make to Te Matatini finals
Public Health issues warnings for Ohau Channel and part of Kaituna River
Public health warning has been issued for Lake Ohau channel.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Damage closes world-class golf course
'Extensive' damage from Cyclone Gabrielle forced a major golf course to close its doors.
Generators, satellite phones, and more: Red Cross thanks Kiwis, updates on how money is being spent
Donation follows huge community support for fundraiser.
Closing time: How Eastern Bay councils' policy could affect last call
Alcohol sale hours could become standardised across the region if the policy is adopted.
Electric shock incident: WorkSafe launch investigation, man recovering
The man was digging the foundation for a sign on Te Ngae Rd.
Why a mum with five kids loves living at a new Kāinga Ora housing complex
Locals are being asked for feedback on Kāinga Ora's Ranolf St and Malfroy Rd complex.