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$1.3m up for grabs for community projects
Applications open for BayTrust's annual Community Amenities Fund on April 26
The Premium Debate: Not a good time to buy first home
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'Busier than Xmas': Bach bookings full for long weekend
Holiday letting companies reported they were 97 per cent booked across the country.
'Worsening' water quality in Rotorua lakes sparks review request
Increasing instances of algal blooms and lake weeds are among a society's concerns.
Judge tells drug-dealing mum she should have changed 'two daughters ago'
A drug dealer's request for a lighter sentence has failed with a Rotorua judge.
Karate club helps students be the best they can be
Tūrangi Karate Club is determined to give its members as many opportunities as possible.
Five Rotorua students head to US for Aquabots World Championship
Five Rotorua Primary School students head to the Aquabots World Championships in the USA.
'Pressure could be building': Mt Ruapehu in longest period of unrest in 20 years
Elevated volcanic unrest has been sustained at Mt Ruapehu for four weeks.
Missing fisherman: Relative clings to hope man with 'massive heart' will be found
Police reassess plans as bad weather looks set to continue to hamper the search.
More sculpture woes: Who will pay to repair peeling paint?
Look what needs painting just over a year since it was installed.
Town takes $1m rates hit after mill closes
The rateable value of the Kawerau mill property has nearly halved since it closed.
Family of missing Ōpōtiki fisherman appeals for sightings
Police call for members of the public to report any sightings of items of interest.
Truck rolls off road into paddock near Rotorua
Emergency services were called to the scene just after 2.30pm.
Special Matariki fund for Rotorua announced
A special one-off fund is now available to Rotorua community initiatives.
Five deaths, 8270 new Covid cases today
The deaths reported today takes New Zealand's total to 602 since the pandemic began.
Air force helping with search for missing fisherman
The Ōpōtiki fisherman did not return from his Sunday trip when expected.
Luke Kirkness: Proactive steps needed to tackle road toll
OPINION: What's the price of your life or that of your loved ones?
Reggae group UB40 to return to the Bay of Plenty on tour
The British band will return to New Zealand this December.
In the slow lane: Driver licence test waits cause concern
Advocates concerned about impact of long licence test wait times on young drivers.
'Pumping': Full hotels and Easter weekend events renew confidence
'Knocked it out of the park': Bay of Plenty a hot spot for visitors.
Ex-drug kingpin on gun seizures: 'The worst guns' are still with 'the worst people'
Gun Safe was introduced in March 2019 to record police encounters with firearms.
Pulse bounce back with strong win over Magic
The Central Pulse have returned to winning form.
Police appeal for sightings of items linked to missing fisherman
The search for an Ōpōtiki fisherman will continue tomorrow morning.
Live: 11 deaths, 6242 new Covid cases reported today
A total of 553 people are in hospital, including 23 in ICU.
Ōpōtiki fisherman still missing, police resume search
Police say the fisherman is still missing as of this morning
Gloomy Easter Monday brings heavy rain warning for Auckland
Rain and strong winds are forecast for much of the North Island today, including Auckland.
Jo Raphael: Why I'll still be masking up in public at orange
OPINION: Covid is still in the community, which is why I'm choosing to wear a mask.
Top Māori lawyer appointed High Court Judge
Kiri Tahana's love of the law has seen her appointed as a High Court Judge.
'Feeding frenzy': Explosion in people keen to head overseas
Border restriction changes have locals looking to book international trips again.
'Afraid' of rejection: Mortgage lending plummets, tough rules blamed
Interest rate rises add up for borrowers, with masses of fixed loans due for refinancing
Rob Rattenbury: The case for more trains, and more public transport in general
OPINION: NZ one of a few developed countries not making passenger rail travel a priority.
Search under way for missing fisherman near Opotiki
Police say Coastguard New Zealand is conducting a search.