Byelections required after Rotorua community board resignations
Polling day is scheduled for October 19.
Polling day is scheduled for October 19.
"There [are] some real sad cases out there at the moment."
'Malicious': Resident suffers smashed window, thefts and graffiti on home.
A meeting between groups was sparked by forest amenities being destroyed at the weekend.
Changes allow "the sun to shine down on Te Waro Uri for the first time in decades".
The Prime Minister says the Government is building more state houses.
There are fewer people living in homeless motels but some residents are still suffering.
Some accommodation providers have been described as unsafe.
Brutal night-time attacks by dogs have left six sheep dead in Tikitere, Rotorua.
"The projected cost for fully restoring it to a museum has risen drastically."
Opinion: Rotorua readers have their say.
The council's bylaws don't permit dogs to be off-lead in the Whakarewarewa Redwood forest.
Combined estimates from councils bring the cost of Cyclone Gabrielle to over $16m.
OPINION: It's an unpopular opinion, but cats are so much better.
The cost of the project has grown "significantly" since 2018.
A trio of new events being added to the programme of the 59th Red Stag Rotorua Marathon.
The largest debt is more than seven years old.
New bus routes, stops and shelters are coming amid bumper patronage.
Soft tissue injuries are by far the most common ailment affecting Rotorua council staff.
People climbing the artwork seems to be a recurring problem.
A confusing digital sign advising a three-day Malfroy Rd closure has been clarified.
Council says it is just striving to be responsible in its duty of care.
Jobs losses and payouts: personal grievance claims at local councils revealed.
The council said it had deployed additional resources to help deter any similar offending.
Our readers have their say.
"We just feel that this is a tourist town and the shop window is the sides of the roads."
"Unfortunately, things like mowing just won’t be able to be done."
The matter had already cost more than $146,000 in the lead-up to today's decision.
This week, Rotorua's council will decide to either scrap or keep pursuing the paused bill.
Rotorua residents say there's a positive impact of having fewer homeless living in motels.