Street View: How do you spend your long weekends?
The Rotorua Daily Post hit the streets to see what people like to do on long weekends.
The Rotorua Daily Post hit the streets to see what people like to do on long weekends.
Letters: Readers discuss food drives, politics and the universe.
A new belief and renewed expectation is growing among rugby fans in the Bay of Plenty.
An endangered feathered couple has taken up residence in Whakarewarewa forest.
Readers' views on Hamurana Springs charges and an appeal for birthday twins.
In just one year, Jacinda Ardern has risen from list MP to Prime Minister.
Rotorua locals give their thoughts on the newly announced government.
A reader says there is plenty more than baked beans and spaghetti to give those in need.
We asked people on the street whether the smell makes Rotorua a s**t place.
Letters: Readers discuss coalition talks and Tommy Wilson's column.
COMMENT: I have a strong suspicion that another dynamic is at play.
Letters: Readers discuss mobility parks and evolution.
New Zealand has waited long enough, Winston.
Letter writers express their dislike at having to pay to walk around Hamurana Springs.
Tommy Wilson learned a valuable lesson from his two-year-old daughter.
Motu Trails is one of 22 Great Rides on The New Zealand Cycle Trail.
Letters on needs for Alzheimer's sufferers, the tulips around town and firearms.
Opinion: If nothing changes we'll still be scratching our heads in 10 years time.
Readers' views on cycleways and climate change.
Readers' views on meth testing of state homes and the use of plastic rubbish bags.
A reader pays tribute to one of the winners of the recent Rotorua Business Awards.
Opinion: Perfect potpourri of planetary problems is upon us.
Many will be outraged if Winston Peters joins Labour and Greens but they will be wrong.
One of biggest challenges of helping homeless is kick-starting them in a whare.
Charity shops need your support, not your junk.
Concert's title irks a letter writer while a local politician gets a thumbs up.
The Big Dig Day returns to Rotorua and the Whakarewarewa trail network on Sunday.