
Scholarships an exciting start to the year for students
Tate Tisdall, 17, and Ihita Nath, 14, have received Scholarships from Speech New Zealand.
Tate Tisdall, 17, and Ihita Nath, 14, have received Scholarships from Speech New Zealand.
Rotorua's Kogi So was one of 91 delegates competing in the international pageant.
Police say there is no information that suggests any connection between the incidents.
It has been 3 months since Bay of Plenty Regional Council began collecting its own rates.
The results of an annual fundraiser have thrilled its organisers despite cost of living.
Rotorua couple claim court failed to uphold Tikanga when enforcing insolvency.
One victim says the offence has taken her to some 'pretty dark places'.
Two Taupō locals are dusting off their ukuleles, and hope that more will join them.
There’s one sentence that helps explain why Carrington is NZ's most decorated athlete.
After three years of meddling with our weather, La Niña's finally shuffling off the stage.
"Eventually the additional tax burden will have to be passed to tenants"
Neither candidate is new to political campaigning.
'Today was beyond our expectations.'
The bus driver and the one passenger on the bus were not injured in the crash.
Thirty people became Kiwi citizens at the first citizenship ceremony for 2023.
The Court of Appeal had dismissed an application for leave to appeal.
Police were called to a crash on Galatea Rd on February 26.
Jo Raphael says Kiwis should enjoy the fruits of their labour in their golden years.
Police responded to reports of a burglary at commercial premises.
Our readers have their say.
OPINION: Iwi settlements have been inadequate - this is the least that Govt can do.
"He was the man for the job and he had many jobs."
The new mayor had previously indicated her desire for the binning of the bill.
Three-storey apartments are to be built in central Rotorua. But what do locals think?
For just a week, Rotorua made this family feel good again.
Kāinga Ora is out to showcase how higher-density apartment-style housing can be done well.
Rotomā is one of the last lake communities to receive a community board-funded defib.
A Taupō company is working to make New Zealand's roads safer.
Taupō school students are sending aroha to Hawke's Bay schools through native plants.