
Hongi Hika’s clash with Te Arawa
In 1822, Hongi Hika raised a large war party intending to move through the North Island.
In 1822, Hongi Hika raised a large war party intending to move through the North Island.
The two men were thrown into the cabin together and then flung upside down.
He wants the new Government to deliver more police for his town.
We catch up again with Young Achiever Te Maiora Rurehe.
Rākapa Kāhoki was the daughter of Te Wehi o te rangi of Te Arawa.
The invasive species is rapidly multiplying.
An expert makes the suggestion as police crack down on gang violence.
'We are happy that he’s not been harmed because he is taonga.'
He says the culture of closed-door workshops is 'ingrained'.
A woman was shot in Ōpōtiki.
'It takes five years to build a new school,' says concerned principal.
Lotto luck strikes in the Bay of Plenty.
"Some of them simply do not want to abide by rules," Rotorua Lakes Council says.
Visitors to the city have spent more in past year than they did before pandemic hit.
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It went in within a week of Mary Smith sharing her story with Local Democracy Reporting.
Lifeguards' summer patrols begin this weekend at Bay of Plenty beaches.
"These are the only pharmacy licences cancelled during 2023 to date."
Korowhakatupua is a mokai who had her kāinga on the shores of the Utuhina River.
BOPRC frequently encourages people to use greener transport options.
Waiata composed during Te Arawa’s preparation for Te Tiriti o Waitangi centennial.
Six-week summer rugby league programme for 5 to 10-year-olds.
Labour Weekend marks the start of the tourism high season for Rotorua.
The cost of living and crime are other turnoffs for skilled workers.
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The charge laid by WorkSafe carries a maximum $1.5m fine.
Opinion: Every day I am amazed at how people worse off than me manage to get by.
What time to set off if you want to avoid worst of roadworks disruptions.
But a grant of $25,000 could help take the forest back from wallabies, rats and possums.