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Rugby in the Bay one step closer
The winter sports window for community rugby in the Bay of Plenty region has been decided.
The winter sports window for community rugby in the Bay of Plenty region has been decided.
Rotorua surgeon Dr Blaithin Page has successfully appealed her court conviction.
Supermarkets have been making significantly more money than last year.
Te Puia New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute is to get $7.6m from the Government.
"People were putting in such long hours ... it was a big learning curve for everybody."
Police received reports of a person found unresponsive in the water.
Principals were pleasantly surprised with the number of kids for the first day back.
They join 103 winners in Saturday's Strike Must Be Won draw.
The Serious Crash Unit examined the scene.
Parts of the tourism sector will get to speak with Jacinda Ardern in Rotorua tomorrow.
If you are experiencing anxiety, you are not alone.
A specialist mental health service says staying connected is key.
Motion Entertainment Rotorua is open in level 2.
Rotorua schools are excited to be opening for their students to attend again.
The 54km distance between Rotorua and Kinleith is expected to take about 40 minutes.
Ministers hope to increase gatherings to 100. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
Last night was a busy one for the Rotorua Fire Brigade.
Level 2 may bring joy for some businesses but it just brings more heartache for others.
Ministers hope to increase gatherings to 100. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
The app, which was expected in mid-February, has been unveiled.
A 50-person limit at funerals is still challenging, local funeral directors say.
Lakes District Health Board is exploring options to clear a backlog of deferred patients.
Elisabeth and Alfred Schlieber-Jernek spent lockdown at the Asure Palm Court Motor Inn.
Comment: Some businesses may be lost forever. They won't get by without our help.
Local arts businesses and artists are encouraging people to support and buy local.
The petition calling for free parking downtown is approaching 2500 signatures.
Rotorua bookstores discuss the impacts of Covid-19 and moving to alert level 2.
The local identity and longtime councillor is praised by peers for her drive and fairness.
Community Fruit Rotorua has still been able to give some fruit to groups in the community.