'Out of thin air': Appellants take council to task on Māori ward structure
'It's like all of a sudden, the goal post changed.'
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Covid-19: 15,871 new community cases, 13 deaths, including person in their 30s
Changes ahead as vaccine mandates in many industries are set to expire on April 4.
Film Review: More than Robots shines light on young scientists
Taupō author Jen Shieff gives her thoughts on More Than Robots.
Rotorua to host Williams Cup final after 15-year hiatus
Smallbone Park will see a rematch of last weekend's semifinal
The Premium Debate: Subscriber opinions on mayor's emergency housing letters
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Wingspan continues to soar to new heights
Wingspan will celebrate its anniversary by remembering the birds that it helped.
New Menzshed building officially opened
The official opening of the new Rotorua Menzshed Trust building was celebrated.
School's biosecurity work and dedication recognised
Lynmore Primary School took home the Kura (School) Award at the 2021 Biosecurity Awards.
Opinion: Event restriction changes, MIQ facilities, pricey toilet paper
Paul Hickey discusses this week's announcements around the traffic light system.
Winter is coming - still fun ways to stay motivated to exercise
In colder months it can be hard to find the motivation to stay active and exercise.
Vocal quartet of emerging artists showcasing their roots
Tokowhā has been performing together since 2020 and is coming to Rotorua.
Frank and open korero lifts taboo off dying
Discussion on the end of life is often left in the too-hard basket.
Feared tohunga calls down revenge on island
The island Motu-a-tara lies in the central-southern part of Lake Rotomā.
World Water Day: It takes a big team to keep New Zealand's water flowing
Taupō District Council's Huia-Rose Anderson is a trainee who loves her job.
Netball-starved fanatics primed for season liftoff
Netball is coming out of the two-year Covid-enforced hibernation.
Tūrangi police secure new toilet for victims of fire
COMMENT: Tūrangi Police Sergeant Te Reipa Morunga provides an update.
Like ducks to water: Whio released in Tūrangi
Whio are river specialists living on fast-flowing rivers.
New changes could be the key to affordable housing - agent
There are hopes housing intensification will help with Rotorua's housing shortage.
'He fried the town': Gang kingpin jailed for meth dealing
A drug kingpin has been jailed after leading the Rebels gang's massive drug dealing.
Golden wedding: 'Best day ever' - Olympic great Lisa Carrington marries
'A glimpse into the best day ever,' wrote the six-time medallist.
Decade-long flooding problem plagues Edgecumbe residents
The townsfolk say they have been asking for a solution to the issue for 10 years.
Anti-social behaviour 'no excuse' to stop public housing builds - Minister
The Housing Minister says the Government 'can build a good community' on Tania Cres.
Omicron outbreak: 18,423 community cases; 11 deaths and 913 people in hospital
Some are concerned by easing of restrictions, particularly for the health system.
Kirsty Thornton: I swapped my V8 for an EV and haven't looked back
OPINION: Once you buy an EV, there's no looking back.
How to avoid unnecessary hurdles for business lending
Are changes to the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act affecting businesses?
Busy weekend for the Greenlea Rescue Helicopter
The rescue helicopter was called to a range of jobs throughout the region.
180 Māori households to benefit from $2.3m energy fund
Energy and Resources Minister Megan Woods made the announcement in Rotorua today.
Govt invests in Bay of Plenty mussel spat hatchery
Eastern Bay of Plenty iwi Te Whānau-ā-Apanui will receive investment from a new fund.
'Wearing his undies': Māori Party leaders' accidental live video goes viral
Auntie and Uncle had a wee moment when they tried to 'practice' going live.
Zoe Hunter: Lifting Covid rules great news - but there's a flip side
OPINION: Just because many mandates are being eased doesn't mean the virus disappears too.
Historic site restoration a boost for tribe's emotional connection to the land
The move is part of a new Jobs for Nature project.