Whakatōhea votes to accept Crown’s $100m Treaty settlement
The outcome marks an end to nearly 30 years of negotiation.
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Council deputy chief executive resigns
One of the seven deputy chief executives has stepped away from the role.
Public warning: Estimated 20m of foreshore drops into Lake Taupō after quake
Large chunk of land has been lost to tsunami or quake damage at a Taupō beach.
Rotorua cooks on fire: Alia and Shaun Branson first winners of new TV show
Local couple Alia and Shaun Branson are the winners of the new TVNZ1 series Cooks on Fire.
Choir heralds festive cheer with Christmas Through the Ages
The Rotorua District Choir presents a concert of Christmas music across the ages.
New trustees elected to Rotorua Trust
Fisher Wang and Catherine Cooney are excited for their journey with the Rotorua Trust.
Sonya Bateson: Rising one culture up won’t bring another down
OPINION: Our country’s past is our shared heritage and it deserves to be remembered.
Fill the Bus set to roll through town
The wheels on a bus will go round for the Rotorua Salvation Army foodbank next week.
'Mindless act': Kiwifruit vine vandalism sets back harvest three years, police say
Police are asking for any information leading to who is responsible.
Rotorua’s Curtainbank kept busy and always in need of donations
Curtainbank Rotorua accepts pre-loved, clean curtains and prepares them for donation.
Paul Hickey: Decorations up, football fun, super-size catch, Fill the Bus
Paul Hickey discusses Christmas decorations, football fun and more.
Rotorua Salvation Army Foodbank wishlist
The Rotorua Salvation Army Foodbank shares what items would be handy to have more of.
First Rotorua Blues & BBQ Festival ‘fantastic’
The first Rotorua Blues & BBQ Festival was a great success, and is very likely to return.
Aftershocks continue as Taupō braces for another quake
The area is still being rattled after yesterday’s magnitude 5.6 earthquake.
Flying high: He overcame brain surgery to become a pilot
'I wouldn’t call it a hobby, it is a way of life - of living that dream.'
Business community looks to new council for long term vision it can back
An optimistic sector has shared its hopes for fixes to local issues in a recent survey.
NZ's first convicted saboteur: Inside historic conviction
It is the first time the sabotage charge has been used since it was introduced during WW2
Kāhu ki Rotorua: The eight beating hearts of Te Arawa
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Famous Arawa warrior chief Rangitihi had eight children by four wives.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Mana whenua and airport find common ground
Have you noticed that the heartbeat of Rotorua is starting to gain moment?
Self-healing journey blossoms into career
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Spiritual teachings open to anyone who feels the calling.
Saboteur, brother of a cannibal, anti-vaxxer: Who is Graham Philip?
NZ's first convicted saboteur was motivated by debunked theories around the pandemic.
Quake tsunami destroys boats on Lake Taupō: 150 aftershocks rock North Island after 5.6 tremor
The quake and scores of aftershocks made for a sleepless night and left a trail of damage.
'We’re going to die on our honeymoon': Netflix's new DiCaprio-produced doco on Whakaari eruption
The trailer features interviews with survivors of the 2019 disaster.
Revealed: First sabotage convict attempted to bring down national grid
New Zealand's first sabotage convict has been sent to prison.
5.6 magnitude quake in central North Island - dozens of aftershocks since
A 5.6 magnitude earthquake has struck the central North Island overnight.
Do what you can: Scope cafe's foodbank drive is back
Scope will exchange coffees for Salvation Army foodbank donations on December 7.
Free toilets now bog-standard in Taupō
Taupō toilet-goers are getting a free Superloo experience.
'Sick, down, wild, angry': Elders gutted by damage to houses for struggling families
It's a gutting setback to an iwi-led plan to help house their people.
Womad's Bab L' Bluz keen on jamming with locals
"Success to us means simply reaching out to as many people as possible around the world."
Emergency housing review likely to go before Cabinet next month
An Act MP says the Government needs to release the review findings as soon as possible.