
From Kuirau Park to being homed: 'Street mum' turns her life around
Missy Rehu has got off the streets and into housing.
Missy Rehu has got off the streets and into housing.
Rotorua teenager Nikau Chater performed with Sol3 Mio at Spark Arena this week.
"I struggle every day - mentally, physically, everything."
The Rotorua Musical Theatre's The Color Purple production was one to remember.
It is the first time since the pandemic began a cruise ship has docked in Tauranga.
The Lake Tarawera Spring Fair is on Saturday, October 23, at Stoney Point Reserve.
World Osteoporosis Day is observed annually on October 20.
The new carpark will be available to use from 4.30pm today.
It was an early start for those supporting the Child Cancer Foundation's work.
"If successful, it's research that can be commercially adopted."
Samuel Purdie is a herpetologist who has a book coming out this month.
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Brooklyn Johns, 11, secured a highly commended title in Solve For Tomorrow 2022.
DIY Shed Rotorua has now moved to its own building at 23 Monokia St.
The Rotorua Bike Festival has 10 events on between October 18 to 23.
The crash was reported to police shortly after 9pm.
Lakes Performing Arts Centre presents Frozen JR at Harvest Church from October 14 to 22.
Bay of Plenty farmers say it might alter future generations' decision to farm.
No changes to preliminary election results for Rotorua Lakes Council.
A sign Government has let gun crime get out of control, or that it's taking a harder line?
"When the land and water are well – the people will be well."
Our once-thriving town is a shadow of its former self - but things are looking up.
Caitie loves the creativity of being a teacher.
Te Wharau o Iroiro, the name of the tree, was transferred to the vessel itself.
'We are all grieving for our homeland and what is happening in Ukraine is just terrible.'
OPINION: Surely we can all see the climate is causing chaos in New Zealand.
A two-wheeled traveller has been revving up Rotorua's roads for a good cause.
State Insurance has revealed the Bay of Plenty tied first for losing and breaking phones.
"It would make a world of difference for everybody with cystic fibrosis."
Malcolm Campbell says 'it's like putting a pair of roller skates on again'.