Pink brekkie: food for a cause
People in Rotorua are putting their skills to use for Pink Ribbon Breakfast fundraisers.
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Creativity and wonder in school holidays
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Community and culture come together at Tanabata
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Keeping away winter blues and illness
The Rotorua community is encouraged to stay well and active during these colder months.
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'Look after people. That is the first job that everyone, every single person should have.'
Letters to the editor: Keep status quo for Marguerita St
OPINION: Readers have their say.
Fiery debate as annual plan, 4 per cent targeted rates rise adopted
Mayor Steve Chadwick says the annual plan is "astonishing" and "progressive".
'Completely absurd': Businesses wary of proposed Marguerita St changes
The council says no decisions have been made yet.
Go Local! 4000kg of venison for Rotorua
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Nabil Kone never gave up on his dream of playing college basketball in the United States.
Person trapped in car after Taupō crash
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Black eyes, bruised ribs: Active pensioner warns of uneven footpath
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Bay of Plenty addiction services to benefit from govt boost
'DHBs have worked together to determine where funding would make the biggest difference.'
Local iwi partnership set to address city's housing issues
The partnership would work to address the housing shortage.
Big clean up: Harvester gets to work on lake weed
The influx came after strong winds and heavy rain battered the region on Sunday night.
Architectural designers work through pandemic to deliver concepts
Three concept designs have been shortlisted for the Long Mile Rd visitor centre.
Local Focus: After 20-year battle, finally lower speed limits for Mourea and Okere
Lower speeds mean fewer road deaths in rural Rotorua. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Lavish, expensive and local - Taupō honey is a sweet deal for several businesses
Zealandia honey have launched a new product this week. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Finally after 20 year battle, lower speed limits for Mourea and Okere
Lower speeds mean less road deaths in rural Rotorua. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Bay buses are running for free, who knew?
Fares will return in Rotorua and regionally on July 20 and in Tauranga on July 27.
Local Focus: Waiariki electorate explained
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Local Focus: Waiariki electorate explained
Will it be Labour or Māori Party for Waiariki? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Bloor seeks redemption at Whaka100
The Whaka100 is considered one of the toughest MTB marathons in the Southern Hemisphere.
Bad tenants making landlords get picky
Rotorua rents higher than last year as demand holds up.
Whakapapa popular for start of school holidays
Tūroa is scheduled to officially open on Saturday.
Harvester may be used to remove lake weed
Strong winds cause weed to pile on shore, causing havoc on first day of holidays.
Club Sports Wrap: Back in full swing
A quick look at some of the club sport played during the weekend.
David Beck: Leaders should inspire
COMMENT: The best way to motivate a team is to inspire them to follow in your footsteps.
The Rotorua couple who bought a tourism business in a pandemic
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Hunt on for Rotorua's top youth
It's run by youth for youth - the first of its kind in New Zealand.
Lakeview Golf Club restores old classroom into temporary clubhouse
The clubhouse burned to the ground in February