Three people injured in crash on SH1 near Taupō
The road was partially blocked for a time.
The road was partially blocked for a time.
The Rotorua fire was impacting state highway traffic.
'It allows us to get our own whānau working on those projects.'
A number of the country's 72 electorates will be hotly contested.
OPINION: Politicians would be wise to speak in a way that makes all voters feel valued.
The result? More people sleeping in cars and couch surfing, says expert.
But hotel spokesman says it has no record of a guest missing that many meals.
The Government has announced a massive funding boost for local marae.
Some say any bylaw is discriminatory, others say sex work should be banned.
What will be built at this Old Taupo Rd site?
A man accused of following a woman while she was running has been remanded in custody.
OPINION: We also need to ramp up our voting campaigns and education.
'I fear complacency is setting in and we're going to be vulnerable.'
Rotorua Daily Post Readers have their say.
Meet some of the faces behind Knitting for Cool Kids.
Rotorua's St Lukes Anglican Church has welcomed the new vicar with open arms.
The two time World Cup winner will be the first Australian Diamond to play in the league.
Four men have appeared in court relating to a serious assault on Fenton St.
Two-storey building planned for Ōpotiki main street.
Throat swabs are less accurate than nasal swabs, says Toi Te Ora.
Police responded to the incident about 3.15am.
Why the Rotorua Blues Festival didn't want to cancel the event.
Can you have one without the other? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
All going to plan, the 3000sq m building will be complete by the end of October next year.
Macpherson describes Chadwick as 'arrogant'; mayor alleges his actions have damaged city.
Can you have one without the other? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
8.2 tonnes of recycling travels from Rotorua to just south of Thames every day.
New Rotorua Mountain Bike Club president Clair Coker has big ambitions.
Rotorua's enduro specialist turned heads in Wellington.
Poll shows Tāmati Coffey is 12 points ahead of the Māori Party's Rawiri Waititi.