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Powerful potential and natural treasure: Forests celebrated
March 21 is International Day of Forests, originated by United Nations General Assembly.
March 21 is International Day of Forests, originated by United Nations General Assembly.
Since Rangi Henry came on board numbers have increased.
It was clear this action attempted to draw Ngati Tama and Tangaroa-a-Mihi into conflict
Arts Village to create an art pantry where community can give and/or take art materials.
The Rotorua Salvation Army Family Store is in need of more volunteers.
"Ko te hāpai i te wehi, te wana me te mana o te wāhine Māori".
The Kupu Māori Writers Festival is set to launch in June
Meet two officers in Rotorua helping people better understand their taxes.
Rotorua's Chantelle Cobby is co-organising a virtual conference on microvolunteering.
Zonta Club of Rotorua selected and presented six woman with a single yellow rose.
Presentations were made to three awardees recognising their years of service as JPs.
Three locals had great results at the 2022 New Zealand Track and Field Championships.
Aritaku Robens is one of the country's top CrossFit athletes
Kataore once lived in Lake Tikitapu/Blue Lake.
Kiri recently celebrated her 80th birthday with her beautiful whānau.
Tia Smith started event management in 2007.
Pet water bowls give Whakarewarewa forest visitors a chance to help dogs stay hydrated.
Rotorua Musical Theatre will present Song Contest – the Almost Eurovision Experience.
Rangitihi - Carved and- sculpted by Rakei Kingi.
Muriwai Ihakara, te ūpoko kākā nō roto mai i te pokaitara a Ngāti Pikiao.
"Ko te ruku moana taku whakaputanga i ngā pōauau o te wā"
Maureen O'Connell regularly picks up litter when on her walks around her neighbourhood.
The Puarenga stream has been vacant of swimmers since 2018 due to severe water pollution.
Paul Hickey discusses finishing summer with camping, social media challenge, 'Live Free'.
A charity house sold for $385,000 and profits will be injected into the community.
The Big Open Theatre Weekend is this weekend, and Rotorua Musical Theatre is taking part.
He Kete Kotahi is full of work by people of all backgrounds - artists and amateurs.
Top Art features some of New Zealand's top secondary school Visual Art portfolios.
Cot blankets will be made and donated to Rotorua's Plunket.
This year the Mini Marathon is scheduled for Friday, May 6.