Calling all hands to Tikitapu for big clean up
Community event to remove paru near and in lake.
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Music lights way to reconnect to marae, whanau
Origins Roots Aotearoa grow and adapt to fit spaces they find themselves in.
Matangireia Yates-Francis draws on whakapapa in his creative space
Climate crisis drives aspiring architect.
The story of how Ihenga named places as he travelled
He made discoveries and was constantly challenged by great difficulties.
Art and fundraising come together for St Faith's Church
St Faith's Church's pre-loved art sale is returning, this time to Lockwood Show Village.
Opinion: Paul Hickey - Shared path reminders, shrinkflation, Cash & Car
Paul Hickey discusses shared path reminders, shrinkflation, and a Cash & Car giveaway.
Recovery of tohora resource taonga for iwi
This is a job done out of love, there is no funding.
Survey of North Island kōkako reveals pairs flourishing
The survey of North Island kōkako was organised by the Mokaihaha Kōkako Trust.
New gallery and exhibition in honour of W. Stanley Wallis
The Arts Village is pleased to announce an exhibition of W. Stanley Wallis' paintings.
Every week a highlight for Coffin Club Rotorua founder
Last week the Coffin Club Rotorua celebrated the work of founder Katie Williams.
Mamaku church has last service after 83 years in community
The small Presbyterian church was deconsecrated on a glorious autumn day.
Excitement as Aorangi School officially welcomes new principal
Kairo McLean began his role as Aorangi School principal at the start of the school year.
Remember to have your say through interactive exhibition
Just over a week left to share ideas for the future of Rotorua Museum through exhibition.
Long weekends, Wordle woes and Motion Entertainment giveaway
Opinion: Paul Hickey on holiday vibes, superstocks and losing the love for a former fave.
Laughs and life lessons with lovable elderly characters
The Rotorua Little Theatre is presenting Waiting for God in May
Reaching for the sky: Working with trees is more than a job
Working with trees is more than a job to Rangiora Inia.
Rotorua artist honoured to be Adam Portraiture Award finalist
Rotorua artist Toni Armstrong is honoured to be a 2022 Adam Portraiture Award finalist.
Dreams are achievable: Multi-skilled mother sets example for tamariki
Hard work and dedication puts dreams within reach.
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.
Smiles, learning and fun all round these school holidays
These has been no shortage of fun, entertainment and learning these April school holidays.
Scion's 75 anniversary a chance to reflect
This year the Crown Research Institute (CRI) Scion turns 75.
Range of programmes and events in April school holidays
There is a range of programmes and events on during the April school holidays.
Unity and remembrance: Anzac Day commemorations 2022
Locals and visitors are invited to attend several free Anzac commemorations in Rotorua
Opinion: Easter family time, sad and happy songs, tour with Kia
Paul Hickey discusses Easter family time, sad and happy songs, prize trip away with Kia.
Excited vendors and hungry locals at Night Market return
People seemed to have a fantastic time at the return of the Rotorua Night Market.
Cyclists stop in Rotorua on 1000km journey
Four cyclists stopped over in Rotorua during a 1000km journey for Cure Kids Fiji.
Grant will help Rotorua Marathon be in it for the long run
Athletics NZ received a grant from NZCT for costs associated with Rotorua Marathon.
Rotorua people invited to host Pink Ribbon Breakfast in May
Food personality Annabelle White says, 'Hosting a Pink Ribbon Breakfast is easy and fun'.
Art and aid fuse together: Online art auction to help Ukraine
Through generosity of local artists, an art auction has been set up to help Ukrainians.
Building battle: Jonny Mills wins apprentice challenge
Jonny Mills wins Rotorua's NZCB Apprentice Challenge sponsored by ITM.
Could thermal heating return to this Rotorua pa?
Whānau have received government support to look at restoring geothermal heating.
Collaboration is key to ridding whenua of pests
"I was always interested in the ngāhere even as a kid."
Billie Jo Pomare: Going against the mainstream
"We knew mainstream education was failing our rangatahi."