Massive blue marlin 'once in a lifetime fish'
Blue marlin catch comes just shy of beating 46-year-old club record.
Blue marlin catch comes just shy of beating 46-year-old club record.
More than half of Rotorua's schools expect to see their rolls rise this year.
A motorcyclist has died overnight in hospital after a crash yesterday.
More than 2400 people applied for the 100 Rotorua Kmart jobs.
Rotorua's Maori community are discussing how euthanasia fits with their values.
Sons of Zion are to grace the Lakeside 2018 - Whenua #itsabouthome stage.
Formula and insect on way to lab in Auckland for analysis.
Police have a number of warrants to arrest Kewene Thompson, 44,
Teen accused of crashing stolen police car appears in Rotorua District Court.
A man facing court charges has made a point about government departments not using te reo.
Kristin Hall pays tribute to the touchingly earnest extra-curricular.
More funding has been pledged for the Sir Howard Morrison Performing Arts Centre.
A man has been arrested in Rotorua for attacks on an elderly woman in Palmerston North.
Rising costs mean the Stage Challenge Foundation can no longer continue.
The big day has arrived for 168,000 secondary school pupils.
The fire at a Tawa St property is being treated as suspicious.
The Bayleys Central Indians enjoyed a successful round of Twenty20 cricket at the weekend.
Sir Owen Glenn is donating $3m to the restoration of Rotorua's performing arts centre
Tune in throughout the day for live updates of the Bayleys National Sevens - day one.
Rotorua police are working on a fatality inquiry on behalf of the coroner.
Bay of Plenty's top cricket sides are set to compete in the Baywide T20 competition.
Four seasons in one country - heat, thunderstorms and rain on way.
The thunderstorm forecasted has hit, causing flash flooding in some areas.
The road will be closed from 7am for three to four hours, with diversions in place.
The New York Times has named Rotorua as one of the top places to see in 2018.
2018 is the year for the world to visit the North Island's "hub of Maori culture".
Thames-Coromandel produces the most recycling over the festive period.
The incident on Amohia St last Friday killed local woman Trish Butterworth.
Fairy Springs residents banding together to clean up mess left by this morning's incident.