Fun in the sun for whānau in Rotorua’s East for next 10 weeks
Rotorua's East Side residents are being encouraged to go to their local parks.
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Comedian Ray O’Leary coming to Rotorua
Comedian Ray O’Leary is coming to Rotorua as part of his new tour.
Rotorua Walking Festival striding into its 30th event
The 2023 Rotorua Walking Festival is being held on March 18 and 19 - for the 30th time.
Paul Hickey: Searching for summer, Superstock excitement, giveaways
"This week I’ve really started to feel pretty ripped off."
Classic and wooden boat parade returning to Lake Rotoiti
The Lake Rotoiti Classic and Wooden Boat Association annual boat parade is on February 4.
Community can leave lasting impression on new Wingspan centre
At the entrance to the new Wingspan National Bird of Prey Centre, a waharoa will stand.
Nikau Harp Trio coming to Rotorua
Nikau Harp Trio is coming to Rotorua on February 7.
Sir Howard Morrison Centre prepares for grand opening next month
Grand opening gala and free whānau open day coming up at Sir Howard Morrison Centre.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Purakau - the feats of Apumoana
Apumoana made his home at Rotokakahi.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers react to PM’s resignation
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Jobs on offer as academy expands
The programme has been developed from a pilot scheme.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: How haka connects worlds and revives memories
Next month, Eden Park will host the greatest kapa haka event in the world.
Sonya Bateson: Where’s the plan to combat a looming recession?
OPINION: I found myself investigating how to make reusable toilet paper this week.
Rotorua most-issued library book in 2022 revealed
These are the books Rotorua readers were most enamoured by last year.
'Absolute tragedy': Lifeguard begs people to swim between the flags after deaths, rescues
The search continues for a person who got into difficulties at Oputere Beach.
Locals fear campers taking pipi
Local Iwi fear freedom campers are pillaging their pipi beds
'Really hard': Healthy eating a struggle as food prices soar
Stats NZ announced December saw the biggest annual increase in food prices in 32 years.
'Very pleased: MP Todd McClay takes on hunting and fishing portfolio
McClay said there were one million recreational fishers and 250,000 hunters in NZ.
Let them sleep in: Later school starts for senior students a ‘no-brainer’ - researchers
The evidence is clear. So why have so few New Zealand schools changed their start times?
Best Beach 2023: How to vote for the country's top camping beach
There's nothing that says Kiwi summer quite like pitching a tent near the sand and sea.
'I am human': Tearful Ardern quits as PM; Robertson won’t seek top job
PM makes first election year announcement today.
'Good on her': Rotorua politicians, residents react to PM's resignation
One MP said what Ardern had given to New Zealand would go down in history.
'The most incredible boss': 'Stunned' Bay politicians react to PM's resignation
One MP said he was 'as stunned as the rest of the country'.
Stardust victory: The incredible rise of Jacinda Ardern
Jacinda Ardern took the Prime Minister's office at the age of 37.
Crankworx 2023 downhill race to be broadcast live
The event will see the first live broadcast of downhill racing from Whakarewarewa Forest.
Food prices leap in largest annual increase in 32 years
Biggest price increase in decades: Fruit and veg prices up enormously in the year.
Watch: Luxon defends promoting Collins, Muller; says Nats ready to 'get things done'
National has announced its new line-up.
Where's the $1 billion dollar highway?
The project was proposed “in a staged manner over 30 years as funding permits”.
Letters to the editor: Rotorua Forbes list mention well-deserved
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
'Appalling': Govt plans 350 homes on site it rejected for private development
'Without developments like this, reliance on emergency housing in Rotorua will continue.'
'A learning experience': Bay students receive exam results
About 10,000 Bay of Plenty students took part in NCEA exams last year.
Fire leaves Ngongotahā shops without power
The fire was well ablaze when firefighters arrived.
Charlotte Knight's engineering Triumphs
Charlotte Knight has hopes of setting a land speed record.