Year in Review: May 2021
Rotorua Daily Post is looking back at the stories of 2021.
Rotorua Daily Post is looking back at the stories of 2021.
Judge Taryn Bailey is a familiar face around courts in Tauranga and Rotorua.
The experts share how to best switch off this summer, even without going on holiday.
"It really is that saying of treating others as you expect to be treated -" Retail NZ
OPINION: Not everyone gets a two-week break over new year, don't forget holiday heroes.
A popular place for water activities, Bay of Plenty groups give advice on staying safe.
What were Kiwis searching for this year?
Opposition leaders criticise the Government for "crazy" booster rollout.
Information and opinion: Staycations, beach reads, fish and chips, best bars, and events.
New locations of interest.
People have been asked to report all sightings of sharks this summer.
'The email, in my view, was very disappointing.'
People should remain vigilant when out swimming and report all sightings.
Marama Davidson is calling for a 'racism shake-up' in the retail sector.
An independent investigation was made into how the brochure was released by the DHB.
Nurses at the hospital were also already doing extra shifts and working over-time.
OPINION: Who we are eating with matters more than what we're eating this holiday season.
OPINION: The Bay of Plenty is a great place to live or holiday with a pooch.
The warning has been issued following heavy rainfall
Nearly four years after shocking death, a man will appear in court charged with murder.
OPINION: Teen's experience shows New Zealand has more work to do.
'A lot of people said it was the video (of Aiomai) that really moved them.'
Families are reuniting with their Auckland based loved ones, just in time for Christmas.
'I don't know why she said that. It has really hurt me."
The Government will review traffic light system settings tomorrow.
I flip out before any trip, but pandemic travel has multiplied my freak factor.
'I couldn't hug my mum': 11-year-old speaks out about having Covid-19.
Opinion: Parliament supporting transgender rights is a precious, flickering flame.
The family's lives have been disrupted for three weeks as a result.
Three men will defend an allegation of murdering Whakātane father Jamaine Wharton.