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River lovers say Kaituna River should stay open
The regional harbourmaster plans to close part of the Kaituna River for safety reasons.
The regional harbourmaster plans to close part of the Kaituna River for safety reasons.
Tokoroa woman is appealing her prison sentence for running over her ex's new partner.
Harbourmaster to close gorges on Kaituna River.
A man has appeared in court charged with dangerous driving causing death.
School group launches campaign to "say no to hubs" controlling schools.
Former Rotorua man Whitinga Harris needs your help to stay alive for the sake of his sons.
A man has been charged with threatening to get gang members to shoot MP offices.
On Kathleen Albert's left hand there is a gang patch, a swastika, and layers of names.
Bullies, thugs, and drug dealers are threatening Rotorua's CBD, business owners say.
She said it would be a huge challenge, but so fitting for what she is raising money for.
Lisa Adams emulates her sister and coach, while Tom Walsh struggles in Auckland.
The artist revealed the painting represents culture, religion, sadness and unity.
Rotorua woman shares her hopes for a peaceful and secure life moving forward.
Nabih Mansour of Mansour's Kitchen was rattled after an unfamiliar experience in Rotorua.
Retired Rotorua Hospital chaplain Ray Bloomfield has been diagnosed with cancer.
A Muslim family is among Rotorua's newest citizens and says they feel like New Zealanders.
'Some of them we suspect are on drugs and all sorts of things'
It was Brook Macdonald's first competition in a while but he certainly hasn't lost touch.
An increase in empty shops in Rotorua's CBD has some shop owners fearing town is dying.
Rotorua is standing strong in its grief and support for its Muslim community.
"The attack looked just like a game. Most of the time since, we have just wanted to cry."
Tame Iti speaks about the Christchurch murders.
COMMENT: Two of New Zealand's darkest days, in the same city, just eight years apart.
Members of the Rotorua community gathered at the marae at Ōhinemutu to remember.
On the back of a fifth national title, Cooper spoke about the massacre in his hometown.
Rotorua's mayor says 'we are all paralysed by our horror and shock'.
A vigil this evening will allow the community to stand in solidarity with Christchurch.
No longer can we look down our noses at gun crime in America.