Rotorua artist honoured to be Adam Portraiture Award finalist
Rotorua artist Toni Armstrong is honoured to be a 2022 Adam Portraiture Award finalist.
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Luke Kirkness: The answer to solving our gun crime issues
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Opinion: Algorithms are expert at grabbing your attention
OPINION: Every second you're on that screen, Facebook is making money. Algorithms, baby.
The Premium Debate: what you think of the trucking industry
OPINION: Premium subscribers comment on the trucking industry's need for more workers.
'My foot was just dangling from my leg': Rescue helicopter saves the day
Greenlea Rescue Helicopter on hand as walker injured on Tongariro Crossing.
Dreams are achievable: Multi-skilled mother sets example for tamariki
Hard work and dedication puts dreams within reach.
'Still hope': Chilly bin find brings mixed emotions for missing fisherman's niece
"This is just the beginning of him coming back to his home on land."
Celebrating the kupu: Māori writers festival set to burst on to Rotorua scene
Writers already confirmed for the festival include Dr Rangi Mātāmua and Alan Duff.
'Forever dedicated': How Laurie Durand's legacy will live on
How youth will continue to benefit thanks to Laurie Durand - even after his death.
Pair charged after being found hunting near Kawerau
The men were found hunting on Tui Glen Farm on Wednesday.
Heavy rain and thunderstorm watch in place for Bay of Plenty
The watch is in place between 6am and 6pm.
'Judgment day' looms for borrowers as interest, inflation soar
A $600k mortgage could soon cost an extra $200/week yet many borrowers are ahead on loans.
'Burned to the ground': Investigation into cause of house fire begins
Fire and Emergency defends response time against neighbour's concerns.
Missing fisherman Jason Kauta: Chilly bin found washed up on island
The bin was spotted in an aerial search and located by drone.
Ōpōtiki dotterel have cars to blame for a bad breeding season
Department of Conservation staff have also seen loose dogs and fires lit on the beach.
Public submissions on Rotorua Māori wards bill extended
A further two weeks has been added for submissions on Rotorua Māori wards bill.
Smiles, learning and fun all round these school holidays
These has been no shortage of fun, entertainment and learning these April school holidays.
Ōpōtiki news digest: Storm damage cost revealed
PLUS: A call to tackle pokie harm in the area; and Ōpōtiki's aim to be a Matariki hotspot.
Taupō/Tūrangi to have a say in NZ health reform
Health Minister Andrew Little made the announcement today.
18 deaths, 10,294 new Covid cases as booster roll-out stalls
While case numbers are dropping, health staff are being urged to not become complacent.
Rockstar Mum! Bay performer releases second single
"People don't expect this. I'm not the norm in the business."
Scion's 75 anniversary a chance to reflect
This year the Crown Research Institute (CRI) Scion turns 75.
Letters: Sir Toby's stress was on te reo pronunciation
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say
Opinion: Plenty of driver licencing roadblocks holding up young people
OPINION: Learning to drive for the first time is hard enough.
Crews dampening hot spots after Lake Tarawera blaze
Multiple crews are battling a fire at a two-storey dwelling.
'I want out of here': Devastated residents fear proposal to sell reserves for housing
Locals are upset about a council plan to turn reserves into housing developments.
'Don't wait until the last minute': Lake rescue drill tests emergency response
A rescue simulation with one of the lake's biggest boats ensured rescue teams are prepared
Anzac Day in Taupō: Support our veterans, young and old
When and where you can participate in Anzac Day services this year.
Mother's Day competition: What's your fondest memory of your mum?
Hundreds of dollars worth of prizes are up for grabs!
Tauhara College students sleep in a box to show empathy for the homeless
Taupō students and teachers slept rough for a night to support the homeless.
'Plan ahead and drive safely'
Tūrangi Police keeping a high profile on the road as holiday makers flood the district.
How hidden seismic cues could tip off the next big blow
Could hidden seismic signals be the key to predicting New Zealand's next big eruption?
Search for missing Bay of Plenty fisherman to resume today
While several items were reported to police today, none were relevant to the search.