
Bay principals navigate outside of school learning for unvaccinated students
"It is going to have an emotional and psychological impact on them."
"It is going to have an emotional and psychological impact on them."
Rotorua Library got funding for activity boxes for families affected by the Covid response
Report of two Covid cases at Grand Treasure Hotel in Rotorua.
Others say the idea is impractical and parents need to take responsibility for sun safety.
OPINION: The minister should stick to his guns and cancel the visa.
One recent returnee says the experience of Rotorua MIQ was hugely valuable in her life.
Bay of Plenty Radio Control Car Club set to benefit from future TECT Park upgrades.
The biggest consent issued was nearly $29m for the new Wai Ariki Hot Springs and Spa.
Over the past seven years close to $40 million has been spent on local water injuries.
Lakes Lodge Okataina will be used as an iwi-led Covid-19 isolation facility.
One appellant says the process has rocked his faith in democracy.
More home loans likely to be declined as banks 'deeper dive into your finances'.
Our readers have their say.
Rotorua boy Jack Marra won a Nick Willis scholarship for his stellar performance.
The largest tourism spend earning industry in Rotorua was retail sales.
A couple of level headed 15 year-olds took out their respective divisions.
OPINION: Critters are a part of this world and we have to do our best to live with them.
People "a bit more stressed around the potential Covid situation", but no excuse.
There are 16 more Covid-19 cases in the Bay of Plenty and two more in the Lakes District.
So far, NZ has avoided community transmission of the Omicron variant.
"Each post is getting less awareness," says local business.
A selection of some of the biggest Local Democracy Reporting stories this year.
Opinion: We as a team of 5 million need to be fully armed and at the ready.
A Bay life coach shares top tips on how people can manage stress as they return to work.
What people in the Bay of Plenty read last year revealed - plus a few suggestions.
Everyone needs a permit to light an open-air fire.
'It can develop into a disaster very quickly.'
Rotorua ex-pat in Sydney: 'It almost has to run free for anyone to ever be free'.
Two people thought it would be even better with a water play area.