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Whakatāne district councillor selected for fellowship programme
It is an interconnected programme promoting social equity for indigenous communities.
Heavy rain, strong winds: Weather warning issued for the Bay of Plenty
Heavy rain and strong wind warnings have been issued for the Bay of Plenty.
Opinion: Devon St Kāinga Ora build bashers, stop being Nimbys
OPINION: If you want to fix the emergency housing issue, tough decisions need to be made.
Fighting for Rotorua: Dr Megan Woods: We're building as many state homes as quickly as we can
OPINION: Local solutions, not centrally driven agendas are needed.
Mud, smiles and bikes: Future stars of Crankworx hit the trails
Children from near and far travelled to be a part of the Kidsworx action.
Mum 'fuming' after L.A.B's Tauranga concert restricted to 18+
The mother bought the tickets for her family back in August.
Government 'may have' paid to move people to Rotorua motels
MP says government assurances it's not 'actively' relocating people is in his view 'spin'.
The Conversation: With a Covid 'variant soup' looming, New Zealand urgently needs another round of vaccine boosters
OPINION: Many of us are in deep denial about the pandemic's ongoing threat.
All the winners at the 2022 Aotearoa Music Awards
Something's In the Air: The reggae band have made AMA history.
High Court orders halt to Te Urewera hut demolitions
The demolitions had been the subject of numerous protests.
Taxi fare rort as rogue drivers invade Napier on concert night
Taxi drivers from Auckland involved in concert night rip-off.
Six60 in Rotorua: Everything you need to know
NZ pop-rock band SIX60 will play at the Rotorua International Stadium this Saturday.
Taonga stolen during Crown invasion of Maungapōhatu returned
Taonga stolen by the police during the Crown invasion and sacking of Maungapōhatu returned
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Women's rugby is finally getting the attention it deserves
OPINION: I'm not surprised to see the positive public reception the games have received.
Flour children: Playcentre raises dough for mental health charity
The community pitched in to make sure PermaPine staff got an "amazing" morning tea.
Crankworx Rotorua: Kiwi takes first event as festival officially opens
Athletes and organisers were also invited to attend a pōhiri at Te Puia.
Club hoping membership takes off
The Taupō Gliding Club is hosting an open day on the weekend to boost membership.
Backpacker boom: Bay hostels share delight in beds being filled
Backpackers have returned and hard-hit hostel owners are breathing a sigh of relief.
Crispian Stewart: Rotorua the ideal event and training destination for top paddlers
From Okere to Paris… what a journey.
Property: Double-digit house market declines in main centres, new figures show
QV House Price Index shows the average home dropped in value by 3.9 per cent.
Sky News host calls out Six60 for te reo on poster, band hits back
'It's all in Māori, there's not a word of English anywhere in there', Sky News host says.
‘MSD Mile’: Who’s to blame for the emergency housing mess in Rotorua?
Rotorua currently houses 10 per cent of NZ's emergency housing population.
Rotorua reserves proposal u-turn to be considered
The decision was made at the last council meeting last term, now it may be reversed.
Legacy on display
The story of Thomas Ryan is not common knowledge in Taupō, where he lived and worked.
Tied to a chair and stabbed to death: Auckland meth boss sentenced for grisly murder plot
The remains of Bao 'Ricky' Wang were found in a shallow grave in March 2020.
Local Focus: QE Health gears up for a new beginning
Rotorua's QE Health celebrates 80 years of service, and prepares for the next 80.
$600k boost: New lake-edge boardwalks planned after funding secured
BayTrust has granted $600,000 to Te Arawa Lakes Trust.
Killer Beez gang member who terrorised community with daylight drive-bys jailed
Residents described extreme terror as bullets lodged in their homes.
'It's a priority': Truckers call for improvements to SH1 near Lake Taupō
A freight truck driver suffered moderate injuries after crashing and rolling his vehicle.
Jo Raphael: Private sales of fireworks should fizzle out
OPINION: Fireworks are annoying and cause more harm than good.
Māori businesses recognised as 'important players' in international trade
EU ambassador Nina Obermaier meets business leaders in Rotorua.
'How can we stop this?': Residents fight to stop Kāinga Ora plans
The residents are concerned what type of housing and for whom will be built on Devon St.
Little car opens doors for learner drivers
More people are getting their driver's licence thanks to a council grant.