Grant for $10k pallet stacker eases 'back-breaking' work at Rotorua Whakaora
This year has been a bumpy ride for beloved local charity Rotorua Whakaora.
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Letters to the editor: Caution over sales of reserves applauded
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Landlords have been punished for having tenants in unsafe units.
'Nasty virus' and range of illnesses spread through schools
One school had more than 40 absences this week, another had 20 per cent of kids away.
Reserves proposal discussed as early as September
Selling Rotorua's reserves for housing has been discussed for at least eight months.
Rotorua Daily Post paper and reporter among Voyager Media Award nominations
The Rotorua Daily Post will defend its title of Regional Newspaper of the Year.
On a roll: Rotorua teens to skate for NZ at Worlds
After nine years of training four local teens have scored the opportunity of a lifetime.
The Premium Debate: cystic fibrosis sufferers still hoping to get drug
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Community collaboration takes rescue service to next level
Rotorua MTBC's new van for the First Response Unit has been in use for about three weeks.
Lead the way: How Rotorua art will support Ukraine's animals
Hank Buissink wants to use his talent for leadlight artwork to help animals in Ukraine.
Symphonic band sharing music with Rotorua
The Bay Cities' Symphonic Band is visiting Rotorua and will perform at St Luke's Church
'I have trauma now': Retailers hope $6m programme will be enough to stop ram raids
Shop owners say they appreciate any help but for some it is too late.
Pain at the pump: Where to find the cheapest gas in town
One taxi driver of 10 years says he may have to look for another job by the end of 2022.
Lawyer fulfilling his destiny
Te Maiora Rurehe believes it is his destiny to guide and help whanau through the law.
'Only one run-through and we'll be ready': Old-timers dust off haka skills
More than a dozen of us had answered the call to perform.
Insult leads to curse and death
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Celebration of glamour for Ohomairangi
Kharl WiRepa promises a night of glamour to celebrate Matariki in Rotorua.
Reserves proposal will go to public consultation
The mayor used her casting vote to approve it.
Rohm's' dream: 'I'd like to make the world a better place'
Head boy wants to make financial freedom a dream accessible to every Kiwi kid.
New tracks, and a new word for iconic Rotorua attraction
Skyline Rotorua luge has spent millions of dollars on upgrades.
Free Arts Village music event celebrating NZ Music Month
The May Music Show includes performances from musical groups, songwriters, and performers.
The Premium Debate: Govt policy has wrecked a beautiful city
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Zizi Sparks: There are no winners in council's legal action against motels
Rotorua's council has lodged court action in the Environment Court against nine motels.
Hard-hit businesses still dig deep for Supper Club
Why two businesses that survived the crash during Covid are donating to Supper Club.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers ponder Trikafta donation
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Rotorua horse trainer farewelled after 'freak accident' at racecourse
Donna Fleming fell while walking a horse, and died at the scene.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Life's too short to let whingers and whiners dump their hatred on you
OPINION: Whingers and whiners should ditch the negativity.
Minor eruption of restive Mt Ruapehu tipped
GNS Science says one likely outcome is 'minor eruptive activity' within the next 4 weeks
Rotorua median rent dips $30 in a month
Trade Me's April Rental Price Index shows Rotorua's median weekly rent was $500
'The best news': Tourism industry looks to the next phase of pandemic recovery
The sector welcomes the news cruise ships can return but says there is work to do.
Homeless motel burglar caught red-handed by police
Judge says Rotorua community "sick of people nicking things" like Jason Tihi did.
Luke Kirkness: More needs to be done to help the real MVPs of society
OPINION: Health workers are incredibly important but do we show it enough?
'A move home': New principal appointment for John Paul College
His first day will be on July 25.
Data prompts fresh calls for greater investment in 'death trap' highway
The new highway came with a hefty price tag so has it been worth it?