Lake Rotoiti crash victim remembered for his generosity
The victim of a crash near his Lake Rotoiti home is remembered for his generous spirit.
The victim of a crash near his Lake Rotoiti home is remembered for his generous spirit.
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Pauline Tai is now three years clean - and is supporting others in their recovery.
Speeds around urban schools could drop to 30 km/h.
There has been a spate of verbal and physical abuse towards Rotorua parking wardens.
The games will begin on March 4 with an opening ceremony.
Defenders of the Springfield golf course say the proposal is a 'great idea'.
Graham William Morine found guilty on 6 indecency charges against 2 boys from 1981-1984.
It is the second time The PC Hutt has been targeted in the last five months.
The "Fancy Feast Petites Feast Cookbook" is free to download.
The feedback received will help elected members make decisions about the final LTP.
Nicole Ruehmer and Chasca Russell say they've been welcomed wherever they go.
His involvement in the community was widespread, as will the pain be with his passing.
Rugby league is helping fill Rotorua's event calendar.
Rotorua Mountain Bike Club takes $20k step toward sustaining an "essential" service.
Another 10 national sporting bodies are backing the Balance is Better statement of intent.
The crash was reported to police at 11.42pm.
OPINION: Our city's heritage is rich and should be shared – building or no building.
An inquest has been held in Rotorua into the death of motorcyclist Tony Parahi on SH36.
The crash is understood to have involved a campervan.
Be Collective is re imagining ways to engage, connect and give in the community.
A customer acting suspiciously forced staff to retreat to a safe room and call the police.
The Okere Falls paddler has caught the eye of an international audience.
Faulkner said the decision was "all about timing".
Opinion: Using a mobile phone while driving isn't worth the fine or the safety risk.
A down pouring of rain caused issues in some parts of the region.
Distressing revelations about life in emergency housing continue to emerge.
Rotorua community 'will have to remain patient as these complexities are worked through'.
Struggling to survive, sleeping in cars and children going to school hungry.