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Age Concern Rotorua programme aims to rebuild provider list
Age Concern Rotorua is looking for people to join the Supergold Skills provider list.
Rotorua teen excited to share Duckrockers role
Tiare Savea has a main role in television series Duckrockers which launches on Wednesday.
Paul Hickey: Superb weekend, 'out of this world' chip flavour, Trunk or Treat
Paul Hickey discusses superb weather, an 'out of this world' chip flavour, Trunk or Treat.
Tamariki prepping primary schools kapa haka regionals
Primary schools in full flight for Te Arawa competitions.
Documentary on BoP waterways a big wake-up call
Footprints from myriad industries brought into focus.
Forum eyes climate change fight
Rotorua hosted the first-ever Oceania Ranger Forum which drew 180 attendees.
Chief satisfied after making Tama's nose bleed
The quiet countryside hides the drama of the past.
Parksyde Community Centre will be buzzing for 21st birthday
The Parksyde Community Centre is celebrating its 21st birthday with an open day.
Therina Oliver uses volunteering as a thank you
A Rotorua breast cancer survivor urges people to support the Pink Ribbon Street Appeal.
Last hurrah to be celebrated in Melbourne Cup fashion
QE Health is celebrating the Melbourne Cup as part of a fundraising event.
Afternoon of lawn bowling, barbecuing, networking
Dimple Digital holding Bowls and BBQ to raise funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters Rotorua.
Miss Rotorua takes first-runner up in Mrs Universe NZ
Gaining first-runner up in Mrs Universe NZ means Kogi So has been crowned Mrs Earth NZ.
Annual city cleanup and crowning night coming up
The 2022 Miss Rotorua Crowning Night is just two weeks away.
Volunteers needed as vital part of Crankworx Rotorua
Volunteers are a vital part of the Crankworx Rotorua festival, and more are needed.
Lisa Adams share athletics journey and motivation
Rotorua's Lisa Adams is a Paralympic F37 shot putter and F38 discus thrower.
Orange you excited for Halloween?
There are a number of free events happening around the city for the spooky season.
Opinion - Paul Hickey: Labour weekend, speed limits, green corridor, Christmas events
Paul Hickey discusses Labour weekend, speed limits, the green corridor, Christmas events.
Iwi networks stronger in wake of Covid
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Rollout of marquees signals wrap-up of a year-long project.
Tour de Koutu has whanau on the go
A whanau affair, from kohungahunga to koeke getting active around the streets of Koutu.
Stories abound of giant tupuna's conniving ways
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Giants once abounded in Waiariki district.
More eco warriors sought in fight for healthy lakes
Kāhu ki Rotorua: The jobs on offer cover a wide spectrum.
Tickled pink! Sea of people come out for great cause
A sea of pink gathered on Wednesday evening at Rotorua's Village Green for the Pink Walk.
Incredible vocal and acting talent on show
The Rotorua Musical Theatre's The Color Purple production was one to remember.
Lake Tarawera Spring Fair has lots to see and do
The Lake Tarawera Spring Fair is on Saturday, October 23, at Stoney Point Reserve.
Awareness around 'silent disease' of osteoporosis
World Osteoporosis Day is observed annually on October 20.
Paul Hickey: Tricky weather, ram raids, coloured food, Trunk or Treat
Paul Hickey discusses tricky weather, ram raids, coloured food, and Trunk or Treat.
Sam Purdie shares wildlife passion and book process
Samuel Purdie is a herpetologist who has a book coming out this month.
Brooklyn Johns recognised for creative problem solving
Brooklyn Johns, 11, secured a highly commended title in Solve For Tomorrow 2022.
DIY Shed Rotorua building up for new chapter
DIY Shed Rotorua has now moved to its own building at 23 Monokia St.
Rotorua Bike Festival ready to roll for 2022
The Rotorua Bike Festival has 10 events on between October 18 to 23.
Lakes Performing Arts Centre bringing Frozen Jr to life on stage
Lakes Performing Arts Centre presents Frozen JR at Harvest Church from October 14 to 22.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Degraded Little Waihi symptom of big problem
"When the land and water are well – the people will be well."
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Music the love of Caitie's life
Caitie loves the creativity of being a teacher.