
Date set for iconic mountain bike festival's return to Rotorua
Crankworx has brought millions of dollars to the local economy in previous years.
Crankworx has brought millions of dollars to the local economy in previous years.
The 13-year-old has only partly formed arms.
Seasonal flu, gastro bugs, colds and Covid are spreading among staff and students.
The wallets have opened and sick children coming to stay in Rotorua will benefit.
Footage shows steam and mud coming up in the gardened median strip.
The woman abandoned her bid for continued name suppression.
The council says it's on track to be within $1.5m of budget at year-end.
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OPINION: We must keep talking to our teenagers. Life does not deliver us a Plan B.
Interest is growing in what will be the first state boarding school for girls in the Bay.
Innocent members of the public, including a charity, were ripped off by Joshua Taylor.
Rental market shifts are putting more power in tenants' hands.
Staff at Tauranga and Whakatane Hospitals ask visitor wearing masks and social distance.
In April, the estimated minimum shortfall was $15 million.
OPINION: Can we be trusted to do the right thing when we're sick?
Our readers have their say.
Three Rotorua families get to move into three new Kāinga Ora homes this week.
'My sons will be beside themselves when I tell them.'
Three Bay rugby referees have made the cut for the upcoming NPC season.
Talor Kahu and Mahia Keepa-Hale are dancing for Rotorua Community Hospice.
Rotorua's retreats for families of sick children have done wonders for a Tauranga whānau.
A man poked his head through the window of a bedroom where two little girls slept.
OneRoof House Price Report includes new suburb valuations.
A missing ute driver involved in a crash has now been found.
The project is expected to be finished in early 2026.
The inaugural Te Tūkohu Ngāwhā Science and Design Fair was held at Motion Entertainment.
Built in 2017, the pool has been a source of discontent in Whakatāne ever since.
OPINION: What is now required is a legislative change to stop the continuing harm.
Amputee Paul Foote shares his story about his TECT Rescue helicopter lifesaving mission.
Why a Hindu temple in the heart of Fenton St is closing its doors to worshippers.