'Heartbreaking': Ex-Rotorua resident lays blame on Putin, not Russians
'No one wants this,' says a woman who came here from Moscow as her hometown is attacked.
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No relief in sight: Teachers face staffing pressure as Covid cases rise
Teacher shortages and parents not testing children concern Bay of Plenty teachers.
Live: The battle for Kyiv - Russian troops bear down on capital as dozens killed; disputed reports of captured second city
Ukraine leader says 'you may not see me alive again' as invasion continues.
'Hardest day in the war' - Ukraine troops fighting Russian forces on outskirts of Kyiv
Loud explosions rocked Kyiv in the early hours, as Russia moves to encircle the city.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Friday 25th February Wrap
There were five deaths and a record 12,011 new cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand on Friday. Video / Jed Bradley / Dean Purcell / Michael Craig / George Heard
What you need to know about Covid-19 testing in Rotorua
What you need to know about getting tested in the Lakes DHB district.
Rotorua trust blocks lake access after ongoing damage
Four-wheel-drive vehicles are still being driven across the lakebed, despite warnings.
Ni-Vanuatu workers copping abuse over Covid-19 outbreak
'Anyone who is remotely connected to the outbreak is in isolation,' Seeka's CEO says.
Marathon milestones: Rotorua Mini Marathon for kids
This year the Mini Marathon is scheduled for Friday, May 6.
Water Safety Strategy kicks on for fourth year
Bay of Plenty Water Safety Strategy kicks on for its fourth year.
App engaging and empowering netball in communities
The Netfit NZ App provides digital content and free access to coaching and fitness videos.
Te Arawa man to lead Three Waters reform programme
The new Three Waters executive director went to high school in Rotorua.
Five deaths, record 12,011 new cases - nearly double yesterday; 237 in hospital
Of the 12,011 new cases, 3807 were detected via PCR tests and 8223 were by using RATs.
Live: 'Brutal act of war' - Loud explosions heard in Kyiv, civilians urged to seek shelter
Civilians piled into trains and cars to flee as Russia launched 'full-scale war'.
Shipping container of donated goods heading to Tonga
A shipping container full of quality donated goods will be shipped to aid Tonga
Fun day celebrates hard work of local marching teams
Rotorua's Madison Blues Marching held a fun day for friends and family to see routines
Rotorua Marathon postponed
The event has been a regular fixture on the annual running calendar for 58 years.
Good spirits and appreciative award recipients
The third annual Rotary Rotorua North Apprentice Awards were held on Wednesday night.
Sweat-dripping, heart-pumping fun: A quick workout for busy people
F45 Training has franchises all over the world but Holly says "ours is the coolest".
Send me fire! Tohunga's plea for warmth brought ngawha
The sisters of Ngatoroirangi sent geothermal activity to warm their brother on Tongariro.
The couple who want to provide healthy kai for people on the hauora kaupapa
Rotorua couple find a niche market in the fitness community.
Premium debate: Subscribers have a say on police numbers
Premium subscribers have their say.
From couch potato to Muay Thai champion - Tahia te marae ki a tu te hokotahi
The Rotorua fighter has even greater dreams.
Paul Hickey - Pet devotion, cruise ship living and baby talk
Paul Hickey discusses devotion to pets, cruise ship living and baby talk benefits.
Taupō thumbs up and thumbs down
Readers submit their appreciation and gripes for the last week.
'Really special property': Old Mount bach sells for double its 2018 capital value
The house had been owned by the same family for 80 years.
'Fond memories and few regrets': Principal leaving John Paul College after 19 years
Patrick Walsh will start at Sacred Heart College in Auckland next term.
'Unprecedented demand': 5000 RATs gone in half a day ahead of phase 3
An expert says Covid-19 is 'taking off' everywhere, including in the Bay of Plenty.
Morning star: 10 questions with Don McGlashan
The Kiwi music legend has just released his latest solo album.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Thursday 24th February Wrap
6137 new community cases of COVID-19 were reported on Thursday, and one person has died with the virus. Video / Jed Bradley / Mark Mitchell / George Heard / Michael Craig / Dean Purcell
Te Tatau o Te Arawa reports 'small' $5k surplus
The report received a clear audit opinion.
Omicron outbreak: 6137 cases and one death; phase 3 response from midnight
New Zealand will move to phase 3 of the Omicron response at 11.59pm.
Rotorua centre runs out of Rapid Antigen Testing
Testing centre remained open for PCR testing only today.