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Zonta Club of Rotorua Help Sign Project launched
Signs will be placed on toilet doors with help phone numbers for family violence/harm.
Rotorua father accused of murdering young son to stand trial
The murder charge relates to the death of 5-year-old Ferro-James Sio.
Regional council considers $12k clean energy loans to combat climate change
The proposal seeks to use the success of Rotorua's "hot swap" to help launch the loans.
Zizi Sparks: It's time to grin and bear traffic woes
Opinion: In the long run, the roadworks are going to improve things.
Local children show promising digital futures
The 2020 Rotorua Regional Aquabots Competition is this weekend.
Drought fears as Bay of Plenty 'severely dry' ahead of summer
Niwa's 60-day index has deemed the Rotorua area and coastal Bay of Plenty "severely dry".
Cricketers hoping for clear skies
All matches were abandoned due to rain last week.
Devastated family offers $2000 reward for information after headstone vandalised
Diego Hulton was killed in Perth in 2017, now his headstone has been vandalised.
Bowls and barbecue for a cause
Dimple Digital is holding a bowls and barbecue fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Would you jump on a free bus to ease Te Ngae Rd traffic?
Should buses be free for east side travellers while there's road works on Te Ngae Rd?
Marguerita St: Tiebreaker needed as council committee decides way forward
It was one of the closest votes the council has seen all year.
Father found guilty of murdering 2yo daughter
A jury has found Maketū man Aaron Izett guilty of murdering his daughter.
Local Focus: Rotorua businesses win big
Aaron Warren's gym wins people's choice. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Work begins to make Fordlands great again
How Fordlands will rebuild its community.
Late nights and hard work worth it for musical theatre
Lesley and Dave have been involved with musical theatre in Rotorua since 1976.
Ngongotahā programme receives $15,000
The trust provides services to low-income families in Ngongotahā village.
Kiri Gillespie: Why Lime e-scooters get the green light from me
Opinion: Lime scooters - long may they reign.
Hot property: The Rotorua home selling for $110,000 with a catch
Talk about an overheated market: this Rotorua property deal is boiling hot.
First substantial algal bloom in Lake Rotorua in 10 years
There are both short and long term strategies in place to improve the lake water quality.
Liz Davies: Helping the helpers
OPINION: Non-governmental organisations have skilled workers who may not be paid well.
Grab an umbrella, heavy rain on the way
MetService has issued a heavy rain warning for much of Bay of Plenty.
A beloved police dog handler died on 1/11. His kids say it was fate
The 91-year-old died on Sunday, a date that mirrors New Zealand's emergency number.
'Life-changing': Teacher aides rejoice after 'historic' pay rise
Teacher aides say they feel 'valued and recognised' after their starting pay rose.
Te Ngae Rd congestion: 'We have to make these changes'
Two days of gridlock. Will this get any better?
'It bewilders me': Why no one seems happy about proposed changes to Marguerita St
"Any modification to the status quo is no longer the status quo."
Grant ensures free digital access for Murupara kids
Murupara, Kaingaroa, Te Whaiti and Galatea kids will get free access to digital courses.
Bay of Plenty women named in Possibles v Probables
The match will be played at North Harbour Stadium on Saturday.
Red Bull Ignite7 women announced
52 players will spend the next month preparing before being drafted into teams.
Record entries in McNaughton Trophy
The McNaughton Trophy is the big prize for Bay of Plenty reserve grade sides.
Kristin Macfarlane: Why we said 'no' to legalising cannabis
OPINION: The pro-cannabis campaigners' battle relied on people seeking information.
From windscreen washer to commercial cleaner: How Bam Bam turned his life around
'They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks but I think that's wrong,' his boss says.
'Critical' plans for future of Bay of Plenty water get go ahead
"This is critical to our region."