Covid app use wanes: Fears complacency could 'kill' businesses
'I fear complacency is setting in and we're going to be vulnerable.'
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Letters to the editor: Opportunity to improve representation
Rotorua Daily Post Readers have their say.
They knit, help kids and they are on a mission
Meet some of the faces behind Knitting for Cool Kids.
Bringing passion to the parish: New Rotorua vicar welcomed to community
Rotorua's St Lukes Anglican Church has welcomed the new vicar with open arms.
Historic signing: Aussie netball great joins Magic in ANZ Premiership
The two time World Cup winner will be the first Australian Diamond to play in the league.
Auckland men appear in court for Fenton St assault
Four men have appeared in court relating to a serious assault on Fenton St.
Road works continue in Rotorua
Delays are expected as a result of these works and may be significant at times.
Kristin Macfarlane: Unemployed Kiwis need to plug the critical kiwifruit labour shortage
OPINION: People who think orchard work is beneath them need to get over themselves.
New building for Ōpotiki street
Two-storey building planned for Ōpotiki main street.
Authorities insist on Covid nasal swab despite woman's bleeding risk
Throat swabs are less accurate than nasal swabs, says Toi Te Ora.
Four charged after alleged group assault
Police responded to the incident about 3.15am.
Blues Festival to go ahead
Why the Rotorua Blues Festival didn't want to cancel the event.
Local Focus: Business or the environment? Rotorua candidates want it both ways
Can you have one without the other? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
New multimillion-dollar health facility one year away
All going to plan, the 3000sq m building will be complete by the end of October next year.
War of words: Mayor and councillor trade accusations over wastewater deal
Macpherson describes Chadwick as 'arrogant'; mayor alleges his actions have damaged city.
Local Focus: Business or the environment? Rotorua candidates want it both ways
Can you have one without the other? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
150km a day: Where is Rotorua's recycling going?
8.2 tonnes of recycling travels from Rotorua to just south of Thames every day.
'Enthusiastic and determined': Rotorua MTB Club's first female president
New Rotorua Mountain Bike Club president Clair Coker has big ambitions.
Hastings shines at school mountain bike champs
Rotorua's enduro specialist turned heads in Wellington.
Election 2020: Labour denies being worried about losing Waiariki seat
Poll shows Tāmati Coffey is 12 points ahead of the Māori Party's Rawiri Waititi.
Tourism BOP launches 'Sure to Make You Smile' campaign
Tourism Bay of Plenty has launched a new campaign aimed at enticing more visitors.
'He loved his students like his own': Adored teacher loses cancer battle
Del Porter taught at Mokoia Intermediate for 11 years.
Urgent need: The industry crying out for 14,500 workers by summer
Worried employers call for border to be opened for migrants.
ACT announces Build Like the Boomers strategy
ACT leader David Seymour made the announcement while in Tauranga today.
Expect delays: Work to begin at Tarawera roundabout
Major changes to the intersection get under way later this week.
Pin pulled on 2021 Supper Club fundraiser
Another major event has been postponed because of the effects of Covid-19.
Kristin Macfarlane: Community needs to show no tolerance for society's unwanted
OPINION: Our bus drivers, school children, elderly, women deserve to feel safe on buses.
More than $700k awarded to community groups
The New Zealand Community Trust awarded 16 grants in Bay of Plenty in September.
Danielle van Dalen: The process of dying doesn't need to be painful or scary
COMMENT: Researcher Danielle van Dalen on considering legalising euthanasia.
Charge dismissed for woman who snuck into Sudima Hotel
The Tauranga woman was seen on the grounds of a Rotorua managed isolation hotel in August.
Election 2020: First advance voters get ticks tallied
Advance voting is important "because not everyone can make it on Saturday [October 17]".
Matt Cowley: Politicians are avoiding the tourism question
OPINION: Are political parties answering the big questions around tourism?
Collecting taonga species? Permits now required at Te Arawa lakes
The new bylaws apply to our native freshwater species, not trout.