'Devastated': School mourns former student killed in crash
Corey-Leigh Tobin was a hostel student for just under two terms in Rotorua.
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'Pushed out on to the streets': Tenants lose as landlords sell, migration soars
'My daughter and I will be couch surfing yet again.'
'Peaceful but powerful' protest planned for Rotorua as part of national action
Police warn traffic disruptions are likely, including in Rotorua.
Paeroa hunter fatally shot in remote ranges, police investigating
The incident happened early on Friday.
'State-sponsored terrorism': Mass Te Pāti Māori protest to choke city roads
Protesters are being told to meet at major motorway entrances across Auckland.
Film review: Assassin's precision backed by killer soundtrack
David Fincher's psychological drama shows the inner workings of an assassin's mind.
Touch nationals celebrate 25 years of being ‘unapologetically Māori’
'Massive' turnout of players, supporters and whānau.
Festive generosity to be rewarded with fun experience at Zorb
The iconic attraction has started a waitlist for its locals day.
Woolhandler Monica Potae wins open final at Agrodome Shears
Third win for Potae, who has been an open-class competitor for 21 years.
Looking for a new job? Why you should ask about pay - and how to do it
Tips on negotiating your salary and what to do if it ends up lower than you wanted.
More rain, chance of thunderstorms across North Island in coming days
MetService meteorologist Rob Kerr has warned of more rain to come.
Kharl WiRepa prepares for second run at Paris Fashion Week
Māori designer is preparing to take five indigenous designers to French showcase in 2024.
Dame Lisa Carrington’s pride: 'This win was incredibly special'
Why a historic sporting victory means so much to our world champion kayaker.
'It’s like having a child': Owners of diabetic pets face big costs
One vet says pet owners should not “reward the waistline” with treats.
The ultimate Christmas gift guide for your favourite foodies
Plus, seven cheap presents you can make in your kitchen.
The hunt: Fugitive dad Tom Phillips urged to give up, police told to offer reward
Almost two years ago Marokopa dad vanished with his three young children.
Name suppression for man charged with kidnapping in Harley Shrimpton disappearance case
A 21yo man appeared in Tauranga District Court today, facing kidnapping and other charges.
Concerns for wellbeing of 74-year-old last seen a week ago
He was last seen on November 30.
New Bunnings store anchors large Taupō development
Plans have been released for a proposed new retail development in Taupō.
'Childhood dementia': 6-year-old's 'devastating' diagnosis
'We wouldn’t want any other kid to have to go through what he is going through.'
Crumbling teeth or a home? The choice a retired couple say they are weighing up
Tarawera residents face big bills for a sewerage scheme they must legally connect to.
Over $27k raised by Christmas Appeal so far but Salvation Army says more is needed
The Rotorua Daily Post Christmas Appeal has three weeks to go.
Mark Lister: Average sharemarket returns are great, but returns are rarely average
OPINION: Why long-term share investors need to be prepared for a rollercoaster ride.
Christmas spirit: Sir Howard Morrison concert raises donations for foodbank
'It’s a real privilege for us to support the artistic community and the foodbank.'
Powerboat racers left high and dry by Lake Taupō ban
Boat racing on Lake Taupō has been banned to prevent the spread of gold clams.
How the Mount's wild New Year's Eves were tamed — and what was learned
OPINION: Teens and young adults used to come from all over to get drunk.
Ketekete mai Ketekete atu
He waiata whakanuia tenei mo nga Tamariki huri noa I tea o nei.
The story of Tahuwera continued
The story of Tahupiki is attractive for many reasons.
Cultural passion on display at eastside school event
Rotorua East Kāhui Ako decided to come together and hold a free event.
Number 279 in the queue: Rates penalty notice has council's phone lines running hot
Council says collecting its own rates has been mostly positive - despite some criticism.
Two more Bay of Plenty orchardists fined for unlawful groundwater use
The growers are among five prosecuted by the Bay of Plenty Regional Council this year.
'Really tough': This restaurant used to seat 130. Now it's lucky to get 30
Cost of rice has doubled: 'We can’t afford to give even a single grain for free anymore'.
'Shoot me. Shoot me': Cop says he heard man ask to be shot
'I very clearly remember him saying that. He said it calmly.'
Billion dollar solution needed for Taupō's beautiful but deadly highway
What's next for the accident hotspot on SH1 between Taupō and Tūrangi?