Marathon mum hopes to defy condition to join 'survivors' club'
Nerves under the skin become over-sensitised to heat and friction.
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Young Rotorua chef upping game for grand final cook-off
Olive Ona is preparing to take on other young chefs from New Zealand and Australia.
Paul Hickey: Glam night for Hospice, exciting prequel, Tough Guy & Gal
Paul Hickey discusses a successful night for Hospice, a show prequel and Tough Guy & Gal.
Night to be full of laughs and spontaneous creation
The Horse Play Improv show is being held on Saturday, September 3 at Shambles Theatre.
Sonya Bateson: Solving the Bay of Plenty's traffic woes
We've got to have the infrastructure to make public transport work.
'Worth a million dollars': Meet the volunteer drivers helping cancer patients get to their appointments
For some passengers, transport to treatment is a matter of life and death.
Pre-election report: bleak reality or city of opportunities?
Born and raised in Rotorua, 64-year-old Terry Lemon shares his views on his hometown.
Landmark partnership step forward for equitable health outcomes
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Whanau to benefit from improved delivery in sector.
In 1823 the Rotorua area was invaded by Hongi Hika and his allies
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Parewaero noticed an unfamiliar war vessel heading towards her.
Life in te Ao Maori great training for justice role
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Opportunity to have meaningful korero.
Culture change Tame's aim
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Tame Malcolm on his aspirations for Te Papa Atawhai.
Six homeless families in motels to move to new state homes
Six new homes for six families in Rotorua motels. What does the Housing Minister think?
Outgoing mayor's casting vote seals proposal to sell Rotorua reserve sites
It follows four months of passionate public debate on reserves.
Protesters gather outside council against use of green spaces for housing
This morning the council will decide on its proposal to sell seven reserve sites.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers give their views on mill workers being locked out
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Easing the trauma: Couple doing their bit for cancer patients
Ian and Jennifer Stuart are collecting for Daffodil Day this year.
Mayoral candidate wants to 'pedestrianise' Tutanekai St
Candidates share their thoughts on topics that also include fluoride and Three Waters.
'Hello, is there anybody there?': Man tells of getting locked inside store
How a man got trapped inside a Hallensteins store.
'Strong demand': $180m retirement village planned for Rotorua
"We are looking at options to best utilise the existing site features."
'Unseasonable weather': A third of staff to go as Mt Ruapehu ski fields struggle
There is still more than half of the planned ski season to run, company says.
Final fate of Rotorua reserves to be decided at final council meeting of term
The final council meeting of the term will tackle some hot topics.
Students kept cool under pressure in cooking competition
Western Heights High School hosted ServiceIQ's Battle of the Pans Rotorua.
Protest planned: 'Our green spaces are not theirs to sell'
Rotorua Lakes Council will meet on Thursday to decide the final fate of seven reserves.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers react as costs spiral for farmers
OPINION: Premium subscribers weigh in on the cost of fertiliser for farmers.
'Amazing show of aroha': Family donation means wahine toa's legacy lives on
The diagnosis was a "tough pill to swallow", but Angela Thrupp never gave up.
Final stage of Lakefront boardwalk opens
All major construction on the lakefront boardwalk is now complete.
'It's just disgusting': Toilets at league fields destroyed by fire
It is the third time it has been vandalised in a little more than three weeks.
Local Focus: Ben Sandford on Candidate Camera
Local lawyer Ben Sandford discusses his reasons for wanting to be the next Rotorua Mayor.
'His life doesn't end here': Friends and whānau share stories of Taa Toby Curtis at nehu
Hundreds gathered to farewell Taa Toby Curtis.
Felix Desmarais: Why I need people to stop telling me how good I look
COMMENT: There's a little fatberg in all of us, writes Felix Desmarais.
Forget billboards, this app is helping voters get to know candidates
A local app developer is using technology to connect voters.
Sir Toby Curtis begins journey to final resting place
The nehu will begin at 12pm, with the burial following.
Ngahi Bidois: Through listening, looking and thinking we receive wisdom to speak
OPINION: Every ta moko is different and identifies the characteristics of the wearer.
Opinion: 'There's one thing I don't mind my taxpayer dollars going towards'
Let's get Trikafta over the line for cystic fibrosis sufferers.