'Very infectious' gastro bug spreading throughout Bay of Plenty
Principal says "particularly nasty" bug a factor in a rise in student and staff sickness.
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Bookstore forced to close after flood damage
It came at the end of the Māori Writers Festival.
Letters: Bid to sell reserves a rushed shambles
Our readers have their say on sale of reserves, emergency services, and religious freedom
What caused this large steam plume seen across Rotorua?
A concerned driver said trees in the area had turned "almost white"
Opinion | Labour looks soft on gangs, dithering on law and order
OPINION: There's a lot going on for Labour heading into an election year next year.
Smoke 'em out: Why Rotorua is cracking down on non-compliant home heating
The regional council has also responded to claims its tech is unfair on some families.
New civic plaza, sculpture and wooden courthouse: Council ideas for CBD revealed
The council says it's 'just ideas', and ministers ignored its proposal.
Mt Ruapehu: Short periods of strong tremors over the weekend
Volcano expert gives the latest on the Mt Ruapehu volcanic activity.
Rotorua bus changes: Eleven routes down to five
The changes aim to simplify the bus network and will also add five CBD stops.
Jo Raphael: Life is fleeting - it's later than you think
OPINION: The clock of life is wound but once.
Residents hit waterfront to try shot put
The event is touring New Zealand and was held to promote the upcoming Commonwealth Games.
Advocates share their wishlists for the new Māori Health Authority
'The philosophy is great. We want to see the resourcing to back it up.'
Polynesian Spa death: Coroner urges better supervision
A coroner has looked into why a French tourist died while soaking in a Rotorua hot pool.
Homicide investigation launched in Whakatāne after assaulted man dies
Police are seeking information from the public to assist their investigation.
Lotto punter in Bay of Plenty wins $200K
A Bay of Plenty Lotto punter is now $200 richer with a share of first division prize.
Bay of Plenty residents are jetting off to greener pastures
Thousands are expected to head abroad this year as they look for life and work experience.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers weigh in on gender identity and inclusivity in teens
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say on gender identity.
Comment: Learning to evolve when nestlings take off
OPINION: When you think you have a plan, the people you love most change the game
Opinion: Travel post-Covid is a rigmarole
Scrapping pre-departure testing is good, but we need to stay vigilant.
Tackling dance moves to help 'fantastic' local cause
Richard Trask and Kylie Isbister are one of the dance couples taking on fundraiser.
Rainbow support group offers to work with Bethlehem College
A leaked document reveals Bethlehem College's beliefs on gender.
Aussie perks and pay drawcard for Kiwis: Are you missing out?
How do you go from $44,000 a year to $80,000? Meet the Kiwis making big bucks.
'Monstrous surprise': Why a man's heart stopped seven times
Gary Cassidy went from deadlifting 180kg to being unable to walk.
MIQ in Rotorua was 'unfair' - Lakes DHB member
One managed isolation facility remains, but will shut down after June 30.
Centennial Park: Rolling land and wonderland of trees
Centennial Park a perfect spot for for a run or walk
Hiding in a truck: Couple to be deported after breaching Covid restrictions
An Indian couple are set to be deported, despite a judge deciding against convicting them.
Car raffle helping Rotorua retreats to help families
This year's Supper Club event is on July 6 and car raffle tickets are now being sold
Get ready to cheer on local roller derby team
Slam Rock is back for its eighth anniversary live at Rotorua's Southern Trust Sportsdrome.
Opinion - Paul Hickey: Doozy of a flu, non-traditional weddings, luge and Matariki prizes
Paul Hickey discusses having the flu, non-traditional weddings, luge and Matariki prizes.
Learn basic trade skills: DIY Shed Rotorua welcomes you along
DIY Shed Rotorua is teaching women and men 15 years and older basic trade skills.
Chamber music trio to perform in Rotorua
The New Zealand Chamber Soloists will showcase their musical skills in Rotorua on June 23.
Culinary stars to shine as Matariki Dish Challenge starts
The challenge aims to shine a light on the region's culinary scene and celebrate Matariki.
Sonya Bateson: Same-sex marriage is real, it exists - and it's a right
OPINION: Marriage isn't a solely Christian concept nor is it just between a man and woman.
Present-day tranquillity of the Kaituna Cut far cry from history
Ngai Te Rangi once successfully occupied this stretch of land.