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Local tourism buoyed by strong support over school holidays
Rotorua's Polynesian Spa says it had an excellent school holiday period.
Rotorua's Polynesian Spa says it had an excellent school holiday period.
The organisation needs helpers to assist elderly people with small jobs around the home.
The public can search the shop for a book wrapped in brown paper to take home for free.
Cian Elyse White says storytelling is in her bones, and it's landed her an award.
Paul Hickey discusses election weekend, emojis, jeans and a Christmas cheer competition.
Despite the Rotorua Bike Festival being cancelled, Ride the Runway will go ahead for 2020.
A local Death Cafe meets from 10am to 11.30am on October 21 and November 25.
Rotorua SPCA is after more local bakers to get behind Cupcake Day on November 2.
Rotorua's St Lukes Anglican Church has welcomed the new vicar with open arms.
Go the mighty All Blacks!
A John Paul College student has excelled on the world stage.
I had more stigma around mental health and anxiety than anyone else.
Lynmore Primary's Lorraine Taylor says the surprise assembly was an emotional occasion.
The Rotorua Marathon is on this weekend in a timely boost for the city.
Eight-year-old Kaylee Galliers has shown great kindness and generosity.
Skydive instructor isolated after jump with someone who later tested positive for Covid.
First Michael Pilaar Memorial Music Fund scholarships have been awarded.
Seniornet Rotorua had to suspend its face to face drop-in tech sessions.
Volunteers collected 5.5 tonnes of rubbish including smelly animal remains.
The club has raised $2500 for Stroke Foundation over a two-month 'Stroke Play' fundraiser.
The Ledlenser Trails In Motion Film Tour is screening in Rotorua.
Thomas Tuki has been named a finalist for the Attitude Community Champion Award.
Helen English discusses her new way of reading and its productivity.
An inaugural Rotorua City Talent Quest is also a Dress for Success Rotorua fundraiser.
Bee Aware Month is an annual educational campaign organised by Apiculture New Zealand.
Paul Hickey discusses local tourism this weekend, remakes and The Hits Pop 100 Countdown.
Father's Day FunQuest will run on Sunday, fundraising for Lynmore Playcentre renovations.
Otonga Road Primary School brings learning and local business support together.
Money to target those who struggle to take part in sport and recreation.