'I'm devastated': Rotorua football fans react to Euro loss
England were playing in their first major final in 55 years.
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Charity dance contest an eye-opener for 'vibing' duo
Tickets for 2021 Harcourts Dancing for Hospice are on sale
Murder trial: 'Burglary gone wrong' by another man, defence says
The defence argues Brian Hilton's death was committed by another man during a burglary.
Controlled burn at Mt Ngongotahā sparks public concern
Fire and Emergency Services say the burnoff is under control.
Robot central: Two Rotorua schools tops at regional Robocup
The competition encourages students to take an interest in science and technology.
Coming home or going to Rome? Rotorua football fans have their say
"It's going to be a dog fight, it's going to be tough," predicts one ex-pat.
'It's been quite a ride': Alan Sciascia serves last day in hospitality
He closed the doors on his 48-year career the same day he got the cancer all-clear.
Right to dream: Rotorua's migrants and former refugees share their stories
The launch of a new Ministry for Ethnic Communities is a historic first for New Zealand.
'We are hurting': Outrage over skilled worker immigration lockout
Businesses say the immigration delays are 'incredibly frustrating'.
Boredom Busters: Plenty to do these school holidays
There is something for all to enjoy during the July school holidays.
'It could be fatal': Mother warns of RSV danger
A Tauranga mother is afraid to "relive the trauma" of RSV.
Murder trial: Accused says he was subject of 'pure harassment' from police
The accused in a Opotiki murder trial has recanted statements he had made to the police.
Meet the Rotorua man who fought for 40 years for folic acid in bread
When Lyall Thurston's son was born in 1983, doctors said he had 24 hours to live.
Family speak out: Murdered boy, 5, 'loved' the 'monster' who killed him
The family has urged people to reach out if they need help, as have police.
All lanes open on Te Ngae Rd/SH30: delays will take time to clear - NZTA
Police did not know of any crashes in the area that may be influencing the delay.
'Exciting milestone': First stage of $40 million Rotorua lakefront development officially opened
Stage one of the Rotorua lakefront redevelopment was opened to the public with a karakia.
Why was a helicopter circling Rotorua on Thursday?
Rotorua residents took to Facebook to question why a helicopter was hovering overhead.
Father jailed for 'severe beating' and murder of 5yo son
William Sio, who beat his son to death, said he was 'not the parent of the year'.
Miss Rotorua 2021 contestants revealed
Miss Rotorua 2021 contestants have begun their pageant journeys.
Jo Raphael: Stop the inter-generational attacks
OPINION: It's wrong to blame young people for not having the tools to cope with adversity.
Opinion: Paul Hickey - asthma, household milestone, special cruise and Chopper
Paul Hickey discusses asthma, household milestones, a special cruise and Chopper show.
Gold rush: Kiwifruit licences hit record highs with backlog of orchard buyers
G3 kiwifruit licences have sold for a median average of $550,000 per canopy hectare.
'Really good news': Iwi scheme will build $500K homes for whānau
Ngāti Whakaue wants to establish real pathways to homeownership for their people.
Rotorua lakefront will be 'one of the most beautiful in NZ' - mayor
The mayor says the council has to rattle cages to make a difference.
Murder trial: Victim suffered 'multiple blunt force impacts'
A forensic pathologist says 77-year-old suffered extensive bruising and broken bones.
More power for Rotorua economic arm floated to help enable inner-city apartments
It is hoped the change will help build 6000 homes by 2031.
Local Focus: Locals targeted for deer velvet
Claims that deer velvet helps boost immune system. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Drink-driving charges laid after fatal Tokoroa crash
The 40-year-old was allegedly drink driving when the couple were struck.
Biosecurity officers to monitor Rotorua boat ramps all year round
Protection from biosecurity threats on the Rotorua Te Arawa Lakes has been boosted.
Error leaves hundreds of Lakes DHB staff unpaid
The staff were meant to be paid on Wednesday night.
'Perfect storm' led to father stabbing son 12 times
Breen Makiri went on a stabbing frenzy in an attempt to kill his son.
Meet the stall holders at Rotorua's new markets
Food, fashion and a cafe will be on offer when Markets Twelve 21 opens on July 31.
Flipped ute Fenton St crash: Teen pleads guilty
After stealing a vehicle, he led police on a dangerous chase before crashing on Fenton St.