Webb's Head of Art, Charles Ninow, talks about the record auction sales since lockdown. Kiwis with money to spend are paying over the odds for good New Zealand art, wine, cars and collectibles. Video / Greg Bowker

Brett Marvelly is leading the charge with the restorations at Rotorua Golf Club.

With 30 years as a successful restaurateur under her chopping board, Queenstown foodie Fleur Caulton didn't think there were any lessons left to learn about running a food business. Video / NZ Herald

OceanaGold has revealed proposals to expand it’s Waihī mine, extend operations 2036 and create up to 300 jobs has been met with backlash from conservationists. Video / Michael Craig

Tarewa Rd residents open up about concerns around new people who have moved into their street.

Terre Nicholson talks to the Herald about rising rates in Te Kuiti, and the recent petition by Te Kuiti ratepayers. Video / Alan Gibson

Margaret Waters and Joy Sloane have been friends for more than 70 years.

5 October 2020. Waiheke residents Lindsay Niemann and Julie Loranger have been fighting the council for years over the consent breaches the vineyard has been making next door. Video / Dean Purcell

Hamish Hodgson speaks about his plans for region's first reusable milk bottle factory.

Neilston Group managing director Tony Houston discusses the new Modul homes in Hobsonville point. Video / Brett Phibbs

Work has begun on efficiency and safety improvements to SH5 Tarukenga to Ngongotahā.

Nicki Goodwin from the Tauranga Community Foodbank says demand is starting to creep up again.

Vodafone NZ technical director Tony Baird on his company's network backbone upgrade, 5G fixed-wireless trial with police. Video / Dean Purcell

The building of an $11 million new ambulance hub in Rotorua will employ 120 locals and will be finished by April next year.

The Tohea course will teach students about a new career in film and television.

Meth is a big factor in the rise of the number of grandparents having to raise their grandchildren.

Douglas Simon talks about why he picks up rubbish on his way to work with his son Riley.

Simon Short of Velocity Valley shares his thoughts

She is the 2019 Miss Te Arawa, Miss Community and Miss People's Choice in Rotorua.

Jane Phare talks to Rob Fyfe, business adviser to the government, about the part businesses can play in recovering economically from COVID-19, and what businesses should expect for the future. Video / James Allan / Sylvie Whinray / Greg Bowker / Edward Rooney / AP / Getty

Otonga Road Primary School principal Linda Woon will miss the people the most.

TJ Paul is the co-facilitator of youth group Boys to Men Rotorua

Councillor Jako Abrie opened the debate on Māori wards in a Tauranga City Council meeting on Tuesday with a presentation. The council voted 6-4 in favour of establishing a ward.

Paul Gruenwald, Global Chief Economist, at S&P Global gives his perspective on global economic recovery