
Rotorua Work and Income placed in lockdown
Rotorua's Work and Income office was placed in lockdown this morning.
Rotorua's Work and Income office was placed in lockdown this morning.
Nathan was at the scene and held the man while they waited for emergency services.
Ivan Douglas has finally got closure about his brother's death during WWII.
"What the hell am I seeing?", Garth Campbell said to himself as he spotted the young stag.
Police have received reports of kayakers "struggling" in Lake Rotorua.
A young Whakatane girl had a short stay in Bulls after missing her connecting bus
Are you the descendants of Adrian Vincent Douglas from Ohinemutu?
The American tourist drove on the wrong side of the road, crashing into another car.
A woman accused of laundering cash derived from a methamphetamine ring can now be named.
"If we don't find this boat a year or two years of training is out the window."
Momoa has been snapped soaking in the sun at the Whakatāne Yacht Club.
One male has been taken to Whākatane Hospital in a critical condition.
Zack Mutton has had his eyes set on the Olympics since a young age.
Momoa the elephant seal has not been seen for a week.
Rebecca Yee was named Cricket Development Officer of the Year at the NZ Cricket Awards.
Arrest in relation to the aggravated robbery of the Te Ngae Rd BP station last month.
Staff at Foodstuffs Rotorua Distribution Centre are looking for alternative work.
Puti Ruhi was left trapped in an upside down car after Rotorua crash.
Emergency services are responding to a serious crash between Rotorua and Taupō.
The Patchell group employs close to 260 staff, most of whom are in Rotorua.
Nick Waiariki has used the sport to lose 30kg and travel the world.
Georgia Bavington left Okere Falls at 6.45am and made it to Korokitewao Bay by 11.15am.
Momoa the elephant seal remains in Whakatāne and is enjoying the crowds
A police spokeswoman said the people injured had minor to moderate injuries.
Huru Maika died surrounded by whānau, after battling illness for two years.
The tournament is one of the longest established Māori sports events in the country.
Ngā Awhi Rito Room is a space for parents of stillborns to spend time and say goodbye.