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Arson trial: Crown says cash-strapped woman burned down house
Lawyers have given their closing addresses to a jury hearing an arson case.
Iwi representatives say they want to be part of Three Waters decisions
Iwi representatives at Bay of Plenty Regional Council meeting want more than consultation.
'Remain vigilant': Rotorua leaders back snap lockdown
Rotorua's Covid-19 lockdown began at 11.59pm last night, amid calls not to panic.
MIQ expansion: Rotorua leader tells Govt to 'bugger off'
The mayor has also expressed her opposition to more MIQ facilities in Rotorua.
Letters: What will be the effect if more motels switch to MIQ, emergency housing?
Our readers have their say.
'A rich man's resource': How geothermal changes affected families
Changes have had "significant" impacts on health, social and cultural wellbeing of whānau.
Small player, big heart: Family, friends remember rugby legend
'Dad did everything for the Bay Rugby Union, he gave his whole life to that cause.'
'This is our suburb': Residents fight for a say on transitional housing plan
Residents are mounting a fight to be notified about the Wylie Court consent process.
The towns vying for most beautiful in NZ
Taupō and Whakatane are finalists in the 2021 Keep New Zealand Beautiful Awards
New spaces: Kaharoa School opens rebuilt classroom block
Kaharoa School's freshly rebuilt junior block has been officially blessed and opened.
Immigration New Zealand welcomes conviction of man for impersonating an officer
Immigration New Zealand welcomes the conviction of a man for impersonating an officer.
'Unprecedented' entries for Rotorua Business Awards 2021, finalists named
The finalists for this year's 12 awards have been announced amid a high level of interest.
Zizi Sparks: Ageing well starts off early
Opinion: Why wait until retirement to live a healthy life?
'Significant improvement': Lakes DHB sees reduction in RSV cases
A total of 176 patients with RSV had been admitted to Lakes DHB hospitals this year.
Local school to celebrate 20-year anniversary with reunion
Te Āhuru Mōwai - Rotorua School for Young Parents is celebrating 20 years with a reunion.
Almost 11,000 people go through Rotorua MIQ
A fraction of the returnees in Rotorua MIQ facilities have tested positive for Covid-19.
New Steamers signings face old team in latest round
Bay of Plenty Steamers face Southland Stags in Invercargill this weekend.
Plans for 37 new public housing homes applauded by some
But opposition MP Todd McClay says it's worth asking why the number is so low.
'Nearly at breaking point': Health board's plea as Govt eyes extra MIQ facilities
MBIE is investigating new managed isolation facilities, including in Rotorua.
Rotorua could become destination for 'climate refugees'
A Rotorua leader says the rohe may see 'climate refugees' from other areas.
Revealed: What Kāinga Ora has planned for Malfroy Rd and Ranolf St block
Proposal is to build 37 homes on corner block.
Covid tracing cards axed as Ministry of Health shifts focus to vaccinations
A Covid tracing card option has been scrapped after a week-long trial in Rotorua.
Arson trial: Woman denies she burnt down house for financial windfall
A woman has denied she purposely burnt a house down saying she needed it for her son.
'Sacred' Te Arawa and Western Bay partnership hailed
Tirity o Waitangi will underpin the new 'sacred' relationship.
Letters to the editor: From golden mile to MSD mile
OPINION: Our readers have their say.
Famous Rotorua traction engine finds new home
The 1892 McLaren Traction Engine No.455 has moved from Rotorua to Putaruru.
Mud and obstacle-ridden challenge: Tough Guy and Gal fun
A range of Tough Guy and Gal events will be held at Lakes Ranch in Rotorua next week.
Lots of Laughs: Monty Python's Spamalot brought to stage
Rotorua Musical Theatre's upcoming show is Monty Python's Spamalot.
Opinion: Paul Hickey - Fantastic dancing, password safety and a busy Waipa
Paul Hickey talks Dancing for Hospice, password safety and Waipa being a hive of activity.
'Proceed with caution': Business head's warning over Govt's plans
A business chief said opening the border was a double-edged sword.
McClay slams plan to turn motel into housing
Residents react to news a second motel is planned for transitional housing on Fenton St.
Local Focus: Whāriki and Facebook join forces
Māori businesses in Rotorua get social media savvy. Made with NZ On Air.