Water Safety Strategy kicks on for fourth year
Bay of Plenty Water Safety Strategy kicks on for its fourth year.
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App engaging and empowering netball in communities
The Netfit NZ App provides digital content and free access to coaching and fitness videos.
Shipping container of donated goods heading to Tonga
A shipping container full of quality donated goods will be shipped to aid Tonga
Fun day celebrates hard work of local marching teams
Rotorua's Madison Blues Marching held a fun day for friends and family to see routines
Good spirits and appreciative award recipients
The third annual Rotary Rotorua North Apprentice Awards were held on Wednesday night.
Sweat-dripping, heart-pumping fun: A quick workout for busy people
F45 Training has franchises all over the world but Holly says "ours is the coolest".
Send me fire! Tohunga's plea for warmth brought ngawha
The sisters of Ngatoroirangi sent geothermal activity to warm their brother on Tongariro.
The couple who want to provide healthy kai for people on the hauora kaupapa
Rotorua couple find a niche market in the fitness community.
From couch potato to Muay Thai champion - Tahia te marae ki a tu te hokotahi
The Rotorua fighter has even greater dreams.
Paul Hickey - Pet devotion, cruise ship living and baby talk
Paul Hickey discusses devotion to pets, cruise ship living and baby talk benefits.
Thrilling competition and triumphant win for local
Sister and brother Liz Wilcox (Rotorua) and Michael Wilcox won the Open Restricted Pairs.
Moooving in the right direction: Toi Ohomai reducing single-use milk bottles
Toi Ohomai teaming up with Volcanic Creamery to reduce usage of single-use milk bottles.
Gowns and Geysers show connects with many
It has now been nearly a month since Miss Rotorua 2021 show Gowns and Geysers' aired
Learning and charity fuse together as house up for auction
A house per year is built by Toi Ohomai students with proceeds going to community groups.
Stories and inspiration: ARONUI continues to create platform
The ARONUI Indigenous Arts Festival still has events running in the next couple of weeks.
Paul Hickey: Love story, Squid Game experience, 'Live Free'
Paul Hickey discusses a local love story, a Squid Game experience, and how to 'Live Free'.
Covid arrived and in a flash, carver Grant Marunui had no job. It was a blessing in disguise
Family man Grant Marunui structures his day round the needs of his partner and children.
The rock where Hinemoa sat and listened to her lover Tūtanekai's flute
Iriirikapua is a significant rock still found on the eastern shore of Lake Rotorua.
Irirangi Te Kowhai - 'She wasn't just my sister, she was my other Mum'
Aroha Hicks, younger sister of Irirangi Te Kowhai, recalls her precious big sister.
E tu tai tamāhine! Personal values help head girl attain goal
Alyssa Webster is the new Head Girl of Rautāwhiri for 2022.
Titoki reminder of strife at Otumoetai - Te Maunga o te Rongo 1845
The Tītoki tree is a beacon of endurance and persistence.
Whānau key to making learning dream a reality
The total immersion centre has seven staff including a kaiawhina and kairīwhi.
Homestead turned reo Maori ECE centre celebrates five years of success
It has not been without its challenges especially in the building and development phase.
Tākiri ko te ata ki runga o Te Rahurahu - bringing Waimahana back to life
Waimahana Marae was brought back to the land of the living in 2016.
Plan some special quality time for Children's Day
Families are encouraged to get behind Children's Day this year in their own unique ways.
Opinion - Paul Hickey: Awards, pillow fighting champs, studio tour and afternoon tea
Paul Hickey discusses the business awards, pillow fighting champs and afternoon tea shout.
Parade of classic and wooden boats a colourful display
Despite bad weather, despite Covid, the parade went ahead.
Club sharing flower inspiration and knowledge
The Rotorua Dahlia Club is still going ahead with its annual show.
Colour and music abound in hometown theatre success
OPINION: The whole cast shines in this musical.
Tēnei ētehi mahara ruarua nei: How some of my whanaunga were named
A trip down memory lane.
Te ika rere i te kaha runga o te kupenga a Rāhiri - the one that got away
The struggle for supremacy lasted a full day, with many attempts to repel the invaders.
New police training director the 'ultimate role model' for Māori youth
This week Warwick Morehu joined the senior team at the police college.
Rotorua to New York: Powley reaching new heights in music journey
At the end of last year her music on Spotify had 7.6 million streams.