From live music performed by local artists to a multisport festival, Rotorua has it all.

'This historical site is in danger of becoming an old scrapyard.'

Plus all you need to know about road closures and noise control

"Security had no control over the premises."

“It’s one of the top shows in the entire world”

The road reopened Wednesday night.

It comes as provisional school roll data from the Ministry of Education was released.

Lakefloor survey reveals thousands of pockmarks, an ancient river and hydrothermal system.

The national median weekly rent in Aotearoa has jumped to $625.

About 70 per cent of the school's students identify as Māori.

Police were called at 10.45am.

He had a taste of the sport as a child before returning to it in his 70s.

Richard Lyons was diagnosed with a malignant melanoma in September.

Trend emerges amid a dramatic increase in drivers fleeing police.

Rotorua's council explains why it removed its dog drop-off box.

Regulation requires noise levels at bars to be similar to moderate conversation level.

The alleged victim received a phone call saying a man was outside her house.

'Is this a cultural thing?'

Firefighters were called at 11.48am.

Return of $5 fee could affect how community pharmacies compete, says spokesman.

One person received minor injuries in the Bay of Plenty crash.

Te Atu Rangi Reweti uses his culture to connect with dog owners.

A woman and her son had been taking part in a rubbish pick-up organised by the Scouts.

Horror movie phone call: 'Just lock your door and call the police. Act casual.'

Waka ama paddlers and gold clams go head-to-head.

Road closed after collision with a car was reported about 11am.