
'Everything went haywire': Top detective reveals career-ending diagnosis
Why Detective Inspector Mark Loper has been forced to bow out early from his career.
Why Detective Inspector Mark Loper has been forced to bow out early from his career.
The Bay's top sportspeople are recognised in sports awards night.
Rotorua Lakes Council has been fined for discharging a substance into the waterways.
Darkie Cable received a sentence of life imprisonment for murdering his partner.
Te Tatau o Te Arawa plan appeal as they're 'disappointed and a little bit angry' at move.
The restrictions aim to 'ensure the safety of our people at home'.
Court hears repeat offender showed a lack of insight in relation to his crimes.
Did Paula Toleafoa know she was spending and banking drug money?
There were no new cases in the Lakes yesterday but there is still a delay for virus tests.
The plan aims to develop Rotorua as a 'functioning and thriving visitor destination'.
The 2021 Rotorua Daily Post Christmas Appeal is underway.
Paul Hickey discusses Fill the Bus, a tomato sauce with twist, and a summer prize package.
The Diwali Night Ride is a fun night out for the whole whānau on Saturday, November 20.
Find out what types of food make great donations for local Salvation Army food parcels.
The Friends of Tihi Reserve group was formed following a community survey in 2019.
A Migrant Vaccination Day is being held this Sunday at the Rotorua Library.
Learn how to avoid over-exercising your furry friend while riding in the forest with them
Richie McCaw is in Rotorua to celebrate three tourism operators being awarded by Qualmark.
And what the traffic light system means for Bay of Plenty residents.
Paula Toleafoa denies she was working in partnership with her husband to launder money.
The latest information about local cases has been revealed.
The crash involved one vehicle only and happened on Te Ngae Rd on October 2.
Opinion: The job of protecting our communities from Covid lies more and more with us.
The Hits Fill the Bus is being held for its seventh year on December 7.
Other unvaccinated people in the district have taken leave without pay.
Te Arawa says it plans to appeal a potential decision about Māori representation.
The Rotorua MP asked Health Minister Andrew Little about ICU beds in the Lakes DHB.
Local poetry to be shared the community, as Poetry In Windows and a book launch approach