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Ngongotahā Volunteer Fire Service backs Christmas Appeal
The Ngongotahā Volunteer Fire Service has once again backed the Christmas Appeal.
The Ngongotahā Volunteer Fire Service has once again backed the Christmas Appeal.
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OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Top cop gives a voice to the voiceless: 'No one was speaking for baby Karlos.'
The two-car crash happened about 5.50pm
Petition signatories want WorkSafe to drop charges related to two helicopter pilots.
The Professionals McDowell Real Estate Christmas Lights Trail is on until Christmas Eve.
A bus was filled with donations on Wednesday for the Rotorua Daily Post Christmas Appeal.
Sport Bay of Plenty launched its Get Active campaign for summer.
Opinion: Increasing paid sick leave a double-edged sword for some.
The Arts Village Summer Festival will take place this Saturday, December 5.
Russell Harrison has released his first EP of original music.
Rotorua deputy mayor Dave Donaldson said the city could not afford to wait.
He had been in "complete shock" and continued filming the shark on its journey.
Rotorua is a home away from home for thousands of international students.
The mural has been unveiled near Burger King on Fenton St.
This weekend marks round seven of the Bay of Plenty Cup.
The 2020 edition of The Hits Fill the Bus has exceeded all expectations.
A dementia-friendly Carol Service is being held on Sunday, December 13.
Police were notified of the incident about 11pm.
The sixth annual Fill the Bus saw schools get behind the cause with gusto.
Plans to build a kura on the outskirts of Rotorua are moving ahead.
Once again the Rotorua community has shown its generosity.
The upstream portion of several local streams opened to trout fishing yesterday.
OPINION: Investing in local labour is a permanent fix to the seasonal labour shortage.
Rotorua Weekender editor Shauni James is excited to get involved in Fill the Bus.
Fenton St business workers are sad and intimidated thanks to disrespectful homeless.
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is responsible for rubbish collection on state highways.