Walkway around lake moves step closer
Addition to track may allow future visitors to walk around the whole lake.
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Black Power gang rallying for Covid vaccination event
An organiser says he hopes the event will give people the reassurance to get the vaccine.
Seven deputies: $10,000 to plug legal gap
The council says it was time to review the document anyway.
Lake health warning remains for weekend
Public health warning for users to stay out of the lake extended after latest tests.
Wait with baited breath: Local Zony's award nominations
Two local facilities are coming together to celebrate musical theatre award nominations.
'Intoxicated with gardening': Councillor's garden part of festival
Raj Kumar will open his garden to the public during the 2021 Rotorua Festival of Gardens
Event bringing charity and thrill of races together
The Melbourne Cup Party charity event is on Tuesday, November 2 at Arikikapakapa.
Jo Raphael: Can you forego barista coffee to get on the property ladder?
OPINION: Be prepared to lay your cards on the table for banks to give you a home loan.
'Keep paddling': Tourism operators aren't beaten yet
Rotorua's tourism operators say the industry's recovery will take time.
Lunch treats for classmates after pupil wins national competition
Monique Seok's design now adorns reusable lunch wrap that raises money for kiwis.
Tatau Tatau magazine: average cost per issue rises $6020
The council says the cost rose when it changed to a quarterly edition with more pages.
Crowd attendance canned for Crankworx Rotorua - online viewing only
'We're just trying to operate as safely as we can' amid Covid, the event organiser says.
Missing person in Ōpōtiki: Police seek help from public
Jason Butler was last seen on October 23 and there are concerns for his welfare.
Taupō Ironman cancelled due to Covid outbreak
Taupō's Ironman 70.3 has been cancelled due to uncertainty around Covid-19 restrictions.
Dramatic ute theft: 'I'm lucky he didn't run my legs over'
An offender who stole a ute in broad daylight, and the vehicle are both still missing.
Lake Rotorua wastewater spill: Health warning stays for now
The latest on the Lake Rotorua wastewater spill has been released.
Bay of Plenty Artists Exhibition to brim with talent
The first Bay of Plenty Artists Exhibition will open from November 8 to December 12.
Up to 75 protesters still camped at Auckland's border
Up to 75 protesters remain camped at Auckland's southern border at Mercer.
Lake Rotorua pollution: Brown water 'sprayed like a fountain' in wastewater spill
Mystery surrounds bacteria levels in Lake Rotorua have not reduced as expected.
'Total U-turn': Rotorua reacts to Three Waters mandate
Steve Chadwick says the council will continue to "work constructively" in the process.
Bore quenched: Geothermal activity breaks through another Rotorua road
It is related to a nearby bore.
Police block protesters as hīkoi arrives at Auckland border
Police have advised people against partaking in the hīkoi which is heading to Northland.
'A big man with a big heart': Louis Te Kani remembered
Lawyer Louis Te Kani was larger than life with an even bigger heart.
Lake Rotorua public health warning remains
The warning was in place near Arnold St and Waiteti Rd in Ngongotahā.
'Amateurish': Council communications on public safety issues blasted
The council says social media ensures a speedy delivery of public health information.
Luke Kirkness: What else can we eliminate?
OPINION: We will soon need to shift our focus away from the pandemic towards other issues.
Jury returns verdict in Whakatāne murder trial
A jury in a High Court murder trial has returned its verdict.
Local Focus: Pest checks on boats are ramping up as weather warms
Biosecurity officers to patrol Bay of Plenty boat ramps to stop the spread of pests.
Delta outbreak: 109 cases - new infections in Northland, Waikato; Auckland vaccine rate latest
There are 35 people in hospital around the country.
Locations of interest named in Tokoroa before Rotorua flight
The case is currently isolating in Blenheim.
Mountain bikers keen to be back on track for Crankworx Rotorua 2021
It's not clear whether spectators are able to be trackside.
Jo Raphael: The irony of red tape giving us more freedom
OPINION: Those wanting more freedom must be willing to prove their vaccination status.
Rob Rattenbury: Facing perils of Facebook
OPINION: A closed and private Facebook group may not be as safe as you think.
What you need to know about this week
Significant events happening locally and nationally over the coming week.