Kaumātua cries foul over ministry's school land deal
A kaumātua says an iwi school shouldn't be built on another iwi's land - but who agrees?
A kaumātua says an iwi school shouldn't be built on another iwi's land - but who agrees?
A retiring Whakatane Hospital paediatrician is honoured for his "outstanding" career.
OPINION: Addressing youth homelessness and poverty requires a collaborative approach.
Get out your sunhat - it's shaping up to be a very warm Christmas Day!
The death and another incident have prompted a police warning.
People are putting their lives at risk not following guidelines at a tourist attraction.
The Pop Up Residency project takes place from January 5 to January 31, 2021.
Salt Air Surf owners awoke to a nasty surprise this morning.
Amazing Asta queen of the streets for seven years.
A man holidaying in Rotorua was attacked at a hot pool.
The harbourmaster is reminding people to wear life jackets after the incident.
The winners would be drawn on Christmas Day.
All money they raised in the Longest Day challenge will go to the Cancer Society.
OPINION: Who is the villain - the landlord or the tenant?
"We are in for a really exciting summer."
Housing homeless people in Rotorua motels for three months cost nearly $4.7 million.
Rotorua's annual Christmas Parade gets a big thumbs up for organisers and the community.
Two Lotto players from Papamoa and Bay of Plenty received early Christmas wins.
Opinion: Realising what we could lose can help us appreciate what we have.
Opinion: Everybody has gaps in their knowledge, what's yours?
OPINION: Is it even Christmas without the drunk tank or the boys of the NYPD choir?
Cyclone Yasa wreaking havoc on Fiji, and Bay of Plenty relatives share their concerns,
The 2020 Rotorua Christmas Day Community Lunch still needs volunteers.
COMMENT: This community continues to blow me away.
The money and food raised will help more than 300 families.
CoreLogic report shows Fordlands in Rotorua recorded a 28.9 per cent rise in median value.
Residents are looking forward to the end of roadworks but don't mind the commotion.
'Stones are not friends to those using small wheels.'
One-off 'humps' tend to repeat, warns councillor.