
Police apology: Cyclist alive after collision with car in Taupō
The crash happened on Friday morning and police said the cyclist has been hospitalised.
The crash happened on Friday morning and police said the cyclist has been hospitalised.
Seventy-five years ago the 28th Maori Battalion B company returned home.
Helping at risk youth find a better path through sport. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
An expert has slammed criticism of new food rules for early childhood centres.
Kiwis are eager to jump on the pick-your-own berries bandwagon this summer.
Opinion: Will movie theatres fade into extinction in the coming years?
OPINION: America is on the path to rejoining the world.
While the man had smoked synthetic cannabis, that wasn't the cause.
2021 is in full swing - so how are those well-intended New Year's resolutions going?
The man is accused by the SFO of conspiring with a prominent business leader.
The ninth annual Rotorua Lakefront Car Show had cars galore on the Village Green.
Two Rotorua young people embarked on a kayaking and sailing trip for Duke of Edinburgh.
A councillor says he will withdraw his complaint to the Race Relations Commissioner.
The annual event is being held for the 11th time.
OPINION: Zoe Hunter says bums on theatre seats are more important than ever.
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Summer is a busy time of year for council's Animal Control team.
The man has been playing with the same numbers since he started playing Lotto.
Theatre presidents are reporting sold-out shows and full 2021 calendars.
NCEA results went online this morning.
BayTrust has given a $5000 grant to help locals get drivers licences.
Opinion: Landlords need to embrace new tenancy laws and tenants need to be good ones.
One person remains in critical condition.
Emergency services are on the scene.
A Rotorua Lotto player won $8.5 million in last night's draw.
A Grey Power member called the councillor's use of te reo at meeting an "insult".
Some of Rotorua's most promising young Māori students have been given a $5000 boost.
Paul Hickey discusses hospitality, speedway and what's coming up on radio next week.