
Lakes hits 90 per cent fully vaccinated, ministry announces
And 93 per cent in the Lakes area had received one dose.
And 93 per cent in the Lakes area had received one dose.
After days of no communication, loved ones have finally heard from those in Tonga.
The fund was introduced in mid-2020 to support those who lost their jobs due to Covid.
"We will see how personal matters impact work performance and vice versa" - Matt Cowley.
With back to back long weekends, we look at ways to pass the time.
Thoughts for surviving isolation - let's try this at home.
With no rain and warm weather farmers 'have their minds in dry mode'.
His rivals say he should have stepped down in July.
Two local BMX bikers got first place wins at the BMX New Zealand 2022 South Island Champs.
Paul Hickey discusses Lakefront fun, superhero research and upcoming Speedway action.
The Rotorua Citizens Advice Bureau is looking for more keen people to train as volunteers.
'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat' will be on show at the Harvest Centre.
The Rotorua Salvation Army is welcoming its new corps officer Hana Seddon to the city.
The bush-damaging marsupials are rife in Whakarewarewa forest and around many local lakes.
Wright is set to become just the second ever biathlete to represent NZ at the Games.
Unvaccinated Bay of Plenty police and firefighters stood down from frontline duties.
Bay students are feeling mixed emotions after NCEA results went live on Thursday.
Three positive Covid cases are staying in Rotorua emergency housing motels.
New Zealand will move to the red traffic light setting once Omicron enters the community.
OPINION: Will the Omicron threat burst the dreams of a green traffic light setting?
An expectant mother also says 'it wasn't easy' to find a midwife in Rotorua.
There have been 126 Covid cases in the Lakes DHB between November 12 and January 17.
Children cooling off in the Waiteti Stream this week have been faced with muddy waters.
"This service was established by the community for the community of Kawerau."
LGBT+ are more likely to rent and have less disposable income, StatsNZ reports.
Data was collated during an observation flight to the volcano last week.
If the fire burned for 'another five minutes - gone', a staff member says.