
Three Bay Lotto players win $22,000 each
The winners join eight others who won big.
The winners join eight others who won big.
Dust off the walking shoes and explore the backyard this summer.
Close to 100mm of rainfall has battered parts of the Eastern Bay of Plenty this morning.
'Kitten season' usually runs from spring with the peak in summer.
"It's a shaming tactic that's a little bit archaic," a local business owner says.
Taupō and Coromandel have an abundance of activities for people to enjoy.
Opinion: Every year I suffer from the New Year's resolution hangover.
Men were also more than two times more likely to first-time offend than women.
Police and a fire investigator were working at the scene this morning.
Who died on Rotorua roads in the past year and why it hurts so much.
Investing in relationships and building memories can be more lasting than perishable toys.
Bay of Plenty's waterways have been "very busy" so far.
The mayor says she 'gets' the frustration and security is 'top of mind'.
There is still a lot happening in Rotorua to keep busy over the rest of the summer season.
"We need everyone to take responsibility and think about water safety."
Here's what made headlines in October.
The name has been released of the man who died after a water incident in Lake Arapuni.
A Q&A with Dave White on his role as Regional Water Safety Strategy Manager.
"I don't see [American citizenship] having a value any more," says US expat.
"I am very, very careful".
A dry spell early last year continues to have flow-on effects.
A large number of trout fishers have been spoken to on local lakes.
The temperature is expected to be the hottest since the beginning of summer.
Prosecution rates are at a five year high in Tauranga and Rotorua.
Here's what made headlines in August.
Rotorua's worst traffic light intersection and who is likely to crash has been revealed.
Hori Papa Ngaro Kaiwai was a beloved Rotorua Boys' High School teacher for 19 years.