One taken to hospital after car crashes into ditch
The victim had to be extracted using rescue equipment after the early-morning crash.
The victim had to be extracted using rescue equipment after the early-morning crash.
The council says it will likely be costly not to implement it.
Ex-cyclone Fili was expected to do a lot more harm than it did.
Algal blooms prompted the warnings in December.
The dawn ceremony was led by members of Te Arawa.
The regional council's plan to build a stopbank along the river has upset local residents.
There is a range of programmes and events on during the April school holidays.
Locals and visitors are invited to attend several free Anzac commemorations in Rotorua
Paul Hickey discusses Easter family time, sad and happy songs, prize trip away with Kia.
Athletics NZ received a grant from NZCT for costs associated with Rotorua Marathon.
Food personality Annabelle White says, 'Hosting a Pink Ribbon Breakfast is easy and fun'.
Through generosity of local artists, an art auction has been set up to help Ukrainians.
Jonny Mills wins Rotorua's NZCB Apprentice Challenge sponsored by ITM.
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Some hotels are already booked and businesses are seeing a light through the fog.
Other witnesses drove by, watched and took videos. Should they have helped?
'I can't describe it... seeing people enjoying things again, it's fantastic.'
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Police are piecing together incidents on Sunset Rd and Turner Dr involving an assault.
Sir Toby Curtis is stepping down as Te Arawa Lakes Trust chairman.
An orange strong wind warning remained in place
'Now when it rains, I don't sleep at all,' says one storm-battered homeowner.
But others have welcomed the ruling on the district's governance model.
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OPINION: We're past Omicron's peak so it's time to give struggling businesses a break.
Grim road toll sparks call for tougher penalties for risky behaviours.
Weather warnings and watches are in place for the Bay of Plenty today and tomorrow.
Rotorua Trust's Tony Gill: 'I was like a hunched old man and couldn't hold my body up.'