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Opinion: Need for Christmas Appeal greater than ever
Rotorua mayor Steve Chadwick on why the Christmas Appeal is vital.
'Tauranga takeover': Polytech defunds Student Pulse
The student association's manager says it will be a big loss to the institute.
Local Focus: Land to be returned to Rotorua hapū
Council unanimous in decision to revoke reserve status. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Revealed: How much local councils, DHBs spent on communications last year
Local Government NZ president Stuart Crosby says the public will want bang for their buck.
Man stands trial for murder of 10-month-old baby
Shane Claude Roberts has pleaded not guilty to the murder of 10-month-old Karlos Stephens.
Mum 'trusted and believed' murder-accused's every word, court told
Shane Claude Roberts has pleaded not guilty to the murder of 10-month-old Karlos Stephens.
Rob Rattenbury: Can Biden heal the America Trump divided?
Opinion: The reality show that has been American politics is coming to an end.
Dental programmes are bringing smiles back to Bay students
Students are reaping the benefits of new dental plans.
'Start now': How to manage your money this Christmas
Under the pump financially this Christmas? There are ways to help ease the pain.
Cause of Clinkard Ave fire suspicious, police say
Police give an update on Saturday afternoon's fire.
Stephanie Worsop: Imagine only being allowed to rent a vehicle if you didn't eat in it
When paying good money for something, you expect to have similar liberties as the owner
Katchafire, Sons of Zion to perform summer roadie tour
'New Zealanders love outdoor concerts, it's part of our culture.'
Diabetes costs a 'worry' after hospitalisation
Ten-year-old Rougan McLaughlin has just come home after six days in Rotorua Hospital.
'No better time': Bay of Plenty tertiary campuses see 2021 enrolment boom
Some students were choosing courses in line with job opportunities in a post-Covid world.
Bay of Plenty gift-giving business to benefit struggling tourism operators
The new Kiwi start-up aimed to boost the New Zealand tourism industry.
'It threw me on the ground' - Stroke changes man's life
Why is the number of people experiencing strokes expected to rise?
'Fierce' kapa haka competition among Te Arawa primary schools
Rōpū from Maketū to Tongariro competed at the Rotorua Energy Events Centre today.
'There was an explosion': Fire causes extensive damage at Rotorua home
Emergency services were called to the scene on Clinkard Ave just after 2pm.
Family fear homelessness as landlords reject 'essential' pets
"Those pets are a part of the family."
Delays possible as some paramedics set to strike
Ambulance staff say a breakdown in talks around shift rates has left them "insulted".
Why I changed my mind about free school lunches
OPINION: Personal responsibility is valuable - until it isn't.
Opinion: How Kamala Harris has singularly defied conventions
OPINION: The vice-president-elect can be a role model to many.
Shoppers urged to buy now for Christmas as delays on goods from overseas
Experts are predicting some goods will be in short supply.
First week of Christmas Appeal: Generosity shines
The 2020 Christmas Appeal is in full swing and Rotorua's community is as generous as ever.
Navigating the minefield of technology and kids
OPINION: Navigating technology and parenting can be a matter of walking a fine line.
Man suffers serious gunshot wound after late night drive-by shooting
Police were alerted to the incident about 11.21pm.
School changes house names following slavery link discovery
Rotorua Boys' High School has changed the name of its houses after 93 years.
Police seek sightings of vehicle involved in fatal SH36 crash
The driver of the Mazda died at the scene.
Local Focus: Te Arawa strikes back on climate change
Iwi and council work together to combat climate change. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Half-a-million dollars more likely for Whakarewarewa Forest
The committee also decided on a way forward for Tarawera's wastewater.
Taupō has abundance of sports events for summer
There are still plenty of opportunities in Taupō to get active or cheer on great sports.
Spread festive cheer and helping hand
The annual Christmas appeal to raise money for Salvation Army's foodbank has begun.
Santa's Wonderland returns to Rotorua
Santa's Wonderland and a Christmas Festival are some festive activities coming up.