Country music to fill band rotunda at Government Gardens
Country in the Park for 2021 is being held this Sunday at the Government Gardens.
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Plenty of multicultural happenings for 2021
Rotorua Multicultural Council president Margriet Theron discusses 2021 happenings.
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Bay's export success a 'saviour' after Covid-19
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US expats in the Bay fear repercussions of impeachment
Some say the impeachment of Donald Trump is something that needs to happen.
Water warning for Rotorua as stream flows drop
All users can do their part to save water.
Man taken to hospital after climbing isolation hotel fence
Staff took immediate action and detained the member of public within seconds.
Letters to the editor: Shaming shoplifters might make them think twice
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'Worst timing': Trails Trust frustrated after break-in, thefts
Rotorua Trails Trust staff made a upsetting discovery on Monday morning.
Report: Bay of Plenty strong performer in wake of Covid-19
Things are looking up for the Bay of Plenty, especially in you're in the kiwifruit sector.
'People are just not doing their jobs' - Rotorua homeless advocate takes aim at cops
Police say they deal with cases of disorder due to homeless people 'from time to time'.
Paul Hickey: 2021 is here with plenty in store
Paul Hickey discusses the holidays, the start of 2021 and New Year resolutions.
Role model earns local hero award
He was one of 100 New Zealanders to receive a Kiwibank Local Hero of the Year Award.
Clayton McMillan to extend stay with Chiefs
Clayton McMillan is the interim Chiefs head coach this year.
Single complaint prompts silencing of emergency fire siren
Use of emergency fire siren to be canned at night after single complaint.
Surges of patients: Lake's hospitals busy over holiday period
New Christmas toys and mountain biking were partially to blame.
Dumped on: Mouldy items, poo-smeared clothes left at charity stores
"People are seeing us as an alternate option to the dump."
Bon appetit: Catering costs total $225,000 in two years
Figures revealed after Local Democracy Reporting request.
Rarer than kiwi: 29 years of monitoring karearea
This week Wingspan celebrates 29 years of monitoring the NZ falcon.
Accommodation providers fearful of February drop-off
The Bay accommodation sector says coming months are likely to be tough.
Tourism sector braces for 'great unknown' as holidays wrap
'That's the big question; what happens when the season turns off?'
Electrical fault blamed for Whakatāne water supply problem
Locals were asked to conserve water.
Redwoods Treewalk makes Lonely Planet top 10 list
The local attraction was the only one that ranked in the country!
Mount Ruapehu's volcanic alert level dropped
The change was announced by GNS Science today.
Complaints against councillors costs ratepayers $180k
Dunedin City Council spent $42,714 investigating complaints about elected members.
'Soft touch': Taxpayers foot bill for foreigners' hospital debts
'Payment to be agreed to, before medical care is provided.'
Edging closer to 30C: Bay weather heats up this week
Hot days and sticky nights are on the menu for the Bay.
'Community at heart': Policeman Kevin Taylor dies
The Eastern Bay area commander died two days before Christmas.
Meet the Minister: Kiritapu Allan - from working at KFC to Cabinet
Kiri Allan: I'm a quintessential pragmatist.
Three Bay Lotto players win $22,000 each
The winners join eight others who won big.
Lace up! The central North Island walking tracks to try this summer
Dust off the walking shoes and explore the backyard this summer.
Heavy rain batters parts of Eastern Bay
Close to 100mm of rainfall has battered parts of the Eastern Bay of Plenty this morning.