Homeless 'turf' wars: Businesses fed up
Fenton St business workers are sad and intimidated thanks to disrespectful homeless.
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Rubbish behaviour: The cost of illegal dumping
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is responsible for rubbish collection on state highways.
'Dumbfounded' dismay as council removes suburban kōwhai
Jennifer Sandison loved the kōwhai tree on her berm. It was cut down without warning.
Rugby royalty: McCaw sets sights on Rotorua
The former All Blacks captain will be in Rotorua next year.
Charges won't bring him back, says White Island victim's brother
Whaakari/ White Island tour guide's brother did not want charges laid.
Tie-wearing requirement unnecessary and outdated
OPINION: The ability to get a job done isn't affected by wearing a tie or not.
'Treasured heirloom': Māori lawyer makes history with mataora
'To condemn mataora is to condemn Māori, so we must make mataora and moko kauae visible'.
Letters: Rotorua's future questioned but local gem praised
Readers share their views on what is making news in Rotorua.
David Beck: A mighty challenge for a great cause
COMMENT: We did a horrible workout at the weekend, but it was for an excellent purpose.
WorkSafe charges 'relief' for Whakaari victims' family
Tourists have not been back to the island since the eruption on December 9 last year.
Why is Rotorua's waste piling up?
More than $8m was spent on waste management in a year.
Stephanie Worsop: Why trolls attacked Meghan Markle over miscarriage news
Opinion: Sexism and internalised misogyny has a role to play.
Overwhelming support for this year's Fill the Bus
The Hits Fill the Bus is in its sixth year of supporting the Rotorua Salvation Army.
Revealed: How Covid has affected Kiwis at home and abroad
''London started to turn into chaos.''
Breakout season: Damon Rees reflects on a wild 2020
Damon Rees impressed during his debut season in the British Superstock 1000 Championship.
Migration to Bay of Plenty nearly halves but expats still coming home
Teachers, professionals, labourers, midwives, nurses and managers have returned home.
Diwali Festival all about sharing love with community
Te Ahurei Tūrama Diwali was held on Saturday.
Managed isolation koha for Te Arawa
The koha was in recognition of Te Arawa's support towards Managed Isolation Facilities.
'Character and heart' attracts new owners to Abracadabra Cafe
The new owners have no plans to change the food and vibe of the beloved cafe.
Market magic: How budding entrepreneurs are getting their name out there
Covid-19 has pushed more people to support local businesses - but where do you find them?
Stephanie Worsop: For the love of concerts, get me those tickets
OPINION: The chance to buy tickets for an unexpected act reignited my concert fever.
Samantha Motion: Concerns over homeless stem from pride of place
Opinion: It's time for some straight answers and real solutions on emergency housing.
The gift of giving: Christmas Appeal reaches halfway
Today marks the halfway point of the six-week Christmas Appeal for the Salvation Army.
Zizi Sparks: Bad behaviour on buses; how to stop it
OPINION: Everyone has a right to be safe at work.
Popular lakeside reserve to get major revamp
Tarawera Landing is to be revamped to make it safer and more culturally appropriate.
Drug deals, fighting, screaming: Man tells of neighbours from hell
Resident speaks out about the behaviour of homeless people living in hotel next door.
One passenger in six months: Plug pulled on 'abysmal' bus trial
There have been only 51 rides on the trial service since it was introduced a year ago.
Govt commits to bilingual traffic signs by 2023
Waiariki MP Rawiri Waititi says the Govt's decision on signage is 'bloody awesome'.
Baby Karlos Stephens murder trial: Jury finds man guilty of manslaughter
The two-week High Court trial has come to an end.
Shed fire near Springfield Golf Course under investigation
Fire crews are on their way to the scene.
Zizi Sparks: Why Black Friday isn't just another American fad
OPINION: Not everything about consumerism is bad.
Council books opened, 'business as usual' despite difficult year
The council collected $96.9 million from ratepayers last year.
School's hard conservation work pays off
Lynmore Primary School pupils have been busy over the past few years.