Blue Baths closure 'startling', concerns about council 'secrecy'
The council says more information will be revealed in due course.
The council says more information will be revealed in due course.
Decorated veteran Robert Gillies was first in line at the Covid vaccine outreach clinic.
Eight hours of strike action by the NZNO is planned for Wednesday, June 9.
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The change of kick-off time for the October 2 match is aimed at attracting a larger crowd.
A report was compiled to develop narratives into homelessness derived from experiences.
There will be four weeks' holiday instead of two weeks at every end-of-term.
The new adventure park will be open in time for the summer holidays.
The inaugural Rotorua Samoan Language Week Koniseti 2021 has begun.
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Four Rotorua suburbs have recorded a median value above $1m, according to a new report.
Report shows labour costs jump 1.3 per cent, the highest rate of cost inflation in 2 years
The arrival of a new, vibrant indoor market could change CBD for the better.
Support workers were previously paid the minimum wage while driving between client visits.
The family of a Ngongotaha fatal crash victim have spoken out about their deep loss.
A Rotorua man and woman are at the centre of a serious drugs case based in Rotorua.
The inaugural Rotorua Samoan Language Week Koniseti 2021 has plenty to enjoy.
Ray White Rotorua's monthly charity garage sales has raised just over $40,000 so far.
Media studies students in Rotorua learn about and engage in the NZ classification system.
Entries for the 74th Annual Rotorua Speech and Drama Competition are now open.
Opinion: We work too hard, live too little - we're taking the Bay of Plenty for granted.
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Local painter Maria Hermans and photographer Riley Claxton are opening exhibitions.
The children suffered repeated physical assaults involving weapons.
Public discussion of the topic could 'damage the public interest', the council says.
Emergency services were notified about 12.20pm.