Rotorua students win share of $100K scholarship
The Te Ara a Kupe Beaton Scholarship has been rewarded to two Rotorua students.
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Meth hotspot: Trail of destruction in the Bay
The impact of meth across the Bay of Plenty continues to grow, a former addict says.
Watch: Footage shows 'unprovoked' gang attack in Rotorua
The attack is said to have involved about 30 people, some of whom were gang members.
Facebook Marketplace scammer jailed for ripping off buyers
Dylan Ingram ripped off people on Facebook because he needed money to move.
Man left unconscious, others injured in 'unprovoked' gang attack outside bar
A witness says around 30 people were involved in the brawl in Rotorua's CBD.
Letters: Benefits going up but so is cost of living
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
For the love of books: Secondhand bookstores thrive
Xanadu Book Exchange in Pāpāmoa is the largest used bookstore in the Southern Hemisphere.
Dawn Picken: Refuse the jab, lose the job
Opinion: Some employees need to be vaccinated against Covid-19 to protect public health.
Home-crowd advantage: Fifth time the charm for Magic?
Magic will face second-place holders, the Northern Mystics, in round 6 on Monday evening.
Air Force trainees perform formation flyover at Lakefront
The exercise was part of the air force's Operation Wise Owl training operation.
Opinion: How to stay motivated to exercise this winter
Opinion: It can be hard to stay motivated to exercise in winter.
'A lot of people are in limbo': Residents upset at possible mill closure
The Norske Skog paper mill employs 160 people
The fake $50 and the off-duty cop: How a man was nabbed for making fake money
How did he do it and why?
'Consumed with grief': Widow says DHB failed her husband
"I am absolutely consumed, consumed with grief," widow of heart surgery patient says.
Brother-in-law on trial for murder: Jury returns verdicts
James McFarlane was accused of killing Thunder Savage by stabbing him through the chest.
Rotorua will have Māori wards at next election
Tania Tapsell was the only councillor to vote against the introduction of Māori wards.
Rugby: Rotorua-Whangārei battle resumes after 24-years
First XVs reunited for the first time since 1997 - long-lasting annual fixture hoped for.
Hearts and homes: SPCA foster homes needed
The Rotorua SPCA needs more foster carers to open their homes to animals.
Through thick and thin: Couple celebrates 50th anniversary
Local couple Pat and John Wyatt recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
Paul Hickey: Habits, Vetora Family Day, and Chicago performance
Paul Hickey discusses habits, Vetora Family Day, and JPC's Chicago performance.
Arts Village buzzing as creativity and information shared
The Arts Village was "full and happy" at its Community and Family Event.
Targa Rotorua zooming into city, supporting special cause
Tomorrow and Sunday Targa Rotorua is on, and Race4Life is the chosen charity for Targa NZ.
'Hemp can help.' iHemp Summit to hold free expo
Industry leaders hope the event will help to raise awareness about hemp's many uses.
Join choir for show reflecting on the positives
The Rotorua District Choir is looking forward to showcasing some wonderful music.
Musical travel: Go on an OE with concert duo
Cello Journey, presented by Rotorua Music Federation, is being held in Rotorua on June 1.
Programmes sharing new life skills and experiences
Awhina School/Activity Centre is in its second year of Mana Tane/Mana Wahine programmes.
Luke Kirkness: Why I'm ditching the shirt and tie for chinos and funky socks
Opinion: Challenge the status quo people, do not give in to the man.
Whakatāne nurse warns of 'worn-out' workforce
The warning comes as thousands of nurses and healthcare staff plan to strike on June 9.
Benefit boosts 'like Lotto' for some, Budget offers less for others
Benefit rises will help people cover costs such as extra fuel, food, shoes or other goods.
Local Focus: Escaping from Covid, the new game business launching in Rotorua
Escapade pivots in a post-Covid world. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Businesses need 'broad shoulders' after Budget under-delivers, Bay sector leaders say
Not enough to offset housing costs but makes "life a little bit easier at the fringes".
Tokoroa man admits making and using fake $50 notes
The 39-year-old aluminium joiner had equipment and materials to make the fake $50 notes.