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Myriad of events and activities on for school holidays
There is no shortage of things to do these April school holidays.
'We told you so': New survey figures show 21 per cent in emergency housing not local
McClay hits out after results of sample survey revealed.
Why author of book that inspired Vegas TV show loves Rotorua
The television series will begin screening on Monday night.
Cop suffers serious burns in gas bottle incident
'Kris is the type of person who usually runs towards danger and helps people.'
Time running out to get help replacing illegal heaters
It is illegal to use old wood burners in homes in the Rotorua Airshed.
Alleged serious assault on police in cells: Man appears in court
A man accused of seriously assaulting two police officers has appeared in court.
Jared Cottle wins Rotorua's NZCB Apprentice Challenge
Rotorua New Zealand Certified Builders Apprentice Challenge 2021 winner is Jared Cottle.
'Emotional affair': Citizenship ceremony celebrated
Twenty-four people received their Kiwi citizenship on Tuesday at Rotorua Lakes Council.
Experienced trio bringing chamber music concert to Rotorua
ACE Brass (Auckland Chamber Ensemble Brass) will be performing in Rotorua on April 23.
School holidays, toy crazes and prize giveaways
Paul Hickey discusses the first school term finishing, toy crazes and prize giveaways.
Delve into world of true crime at author talk
An author talk with journalists Jared Savage and Steve Braunias is at McLeods Booksellers.
Bureau working to update printed resources
The Rotorua Citizens Advice Bureau is working on updating its two printed resources.
Stormy seas for tourism if cruise ships kept out of transtasman bubble, businesses say
Businesses want the Government to communicate specific plans for the maritime border.
Spa central: Wellness developments get $21.5m of work approved
Projects among $34m in residential and commercial building consents issued in March.
No victim, no crime: Man freed from custody
Why Rotorua man Jason Collier has been freed from custody before his trial got under way.
Teen's horrific beating of kitten; SPCA, police launch investigation
The video shows the defenceless kitten being kicked by a young boy.
'Loud bang' heard in mall was not an explosion
'At no stage has there been any risk to the safety of staff or customers.'
Local Focus: What 100 real women look like
Exhibition represents Rotorua's diverse women. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Road cyclists to converge on Rotorua
The championships, including time trials and road races, are based in Waikite Valley.
'Full of cheek and full of life': Grey Power stalwart dies, age 95
Terry Hawkey had an incredible life and was involved in wrestling throughout it.
Raukura terraces represent 'young men climbing to the highest levels of knowledge'
Rotorua Boys' High School has unveiled its new terraces, Ngā Pae a Kahukura.
Critical injuries in workplace incident in Putāruru
Emergency services were notified at 12.07pm.
Plan to restore valuable wetlands south of Rotorua
A new pest plant management programme is starting in the area
Toi Ohomai graduation caps long journey
For students graduating from Toi Ohomai this week, the journey means everything.
New DHB employees could see Covid-19 vaccine as term of employment
It's easier for employers to require new staff to be vaccinated than for existing workers.
Waititi tells council to 'clean its s**t up'
Ngapuna residents want the council to take more permanent action over sewerage issues.
Diabetics take on epic challenge for a cause
A group of type 1 diabetics are on a mission to prove nothing is impossible.