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Local favourites open for music superstars
Taupō Band False Heights is the opening act for the Taupō Summer Concert.
Fireworks display fizzles for lack of a sponsor
The fuse will remain unlit on Taupō's regular Guy Fawkes fireworks display this year.
Parksyde Community Centre will be buzzing for 21st birthday
The Parksyde Community Centre is celebrating its 21st birthday with an open day.
Police unlawfully entered home, IPCA report finds
'The actions of the officers were unlawful, they were not uncaring,' the authority said.
Fury after Te Urewera huts dismantled, demolished
Work is now under way to strip and dismantle back-country Department of Conservation huts.
Letters to the editor: Stick to the District Plan to solve emergency housing issue
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Art comes to life in CBD
Artists added to Taupō's growing array of street art on Labour weekend.
Opinion: Alcohol-related harm can be reduced - if we act
We all pay the price when it comes to inaction over alcohol-related harm.
Zoe Hunter: Fears of another 'tragic' drowning year a reminder of responsibilities
OPINION: Every child should have the chance to learn the basics of how to swim.
Upcoming symposium to float ideas for lake weed eradication
Lake weed in Rotorua has caused issues both to local amenity and lake health.
Tauranga climbs, Rotorua declines: Population data revealed
The region's population growth is driven by increases in the Western Bay and Tauranga.
'There was blood... everywhere': Police mental health callouts rise
'We're building a whole new mental health system and it does take time' - health minister.
Missing French tourist's friends plead for public help with search as kayak found
A French traveller was last seen kayaking on Lake Rotorua on Monday.
'A hell of a blaze': Firefighters tackle school bus fire near Paengaroa
'I was standing about 150 metres from the bus and the heat was pretty intense' - witness.
Finalists revealed for Bay of Plenty Sports Awards
The 2022 awards include 14 categories.
Four Olympic-sized pools: Huge amount of material in SH2 slip
The slip came down last Wednesday.
Putting Taupō on the map! New tourist attraction making its mark
It's not so much a minigolf course as a tour of the wider Taupō area.
Chiefs squad: Selby-Rickett signs, McKenzie returns,
Damian McKenzie returns to the Gallagher Chiefs after a stint with Tokyo Sungoliath.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: When it comes to social services, it's results that count
OPINION: It's time to start measuring the impact of social investment.
Rāhui on Lake Rotomā following fatal crash
One person died after a car crashed into the lake yesterday.
What's happening at Whakaari/White Island? Plume of steam and ash spotted
The island is being continuously monitored for further changes in unrest.
Kayak found in search for missing French tourist
The inflatable craft was found near the eastern shores.
Opinion: Amazing weekend heralds more to come
Whaka 100 and Annual Tuakana Māori Rugby League Tournament converge for busy weekend.
'It's a starting point': First female Super Rugby coaches have big dreams
Crystal Kaua replaces Allan Bunting, who lead the team to the title last year.
Unclaimed WWII taonga to be returned to whānau
The last 28th Māori Battalion soldier has praised the mahi, but says it took too long.
Helicopter heroes: White Island rescuers' bravery honoured
Pilot: 'It felt that we were doing as much as we could but not enough for people.'
Taupō birds eye coveted title
Taupō's black billed gulls are claiming 'underbird' status for Bird of the Year.
Local Focus: Walter Bakkenes' World of Wonder
Rotorua Museum's single biggest art collection - works by a little-known Dutch painter.
One dead after car crashes into Lake Rotoma
Police and Fire and Emergency services were alerted to the incident this afternoon.
'A fine art': Māori tourism model wins praise from Aboriginal visitors
'All we want is for our kids to walk through life with pride. We see this here ...'
Covid weekly update: 16,399 new cases, 41 deaths
Subvariants BQ.1.1 and XBB have been detected in New Zealand.
Brantry Eatery pair following their own culinary path
Sisters Prue and Felicity Campbell are celebrating 20 years of running The Brantry.