Māori wardens brave freezing night at scene of lake crash
'Though they were submerged underwater, we as Māori make sure that they are accompanied.'
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Lakefront playground construction set to begin
Rotorua's lakefront development includes an improved playground
Club Sports Wrap: Cream to the top
A quick look at some of the club sport played during the weekend.
Sentenced for $137m of meth, appeal rejected
Lionel McDonald was found with 137.5kg of meth in his car and in a storage unit last year.
New Māori astronomy school opens
Te Whare Tātai Arorangi was officially opened on Saturday.
'They are still us': Kiwis in isolation get serenaded
"They are still us, I wanted to make them feel welcome."
Three waters reform: Councils hesitant about $761 million funding pool
Only councils who opt into the three waters reform programme can access the funding.
Too small, leaking, makeshift mosque leads to fundraising efforts
"We have lost a lot of professional people ... because of the lack of proper facilities."
St Chads' art picked for Parliament exhibition
"When we showcase all abilities, we are winning as a society."
Tragic discovery: Two dead after car plunges into lake
Police divers went into Lake Rotoma today searching for people in a car that crashed.
'Better than expected': Campgrounds fill up for school holidays
Some holiday park owners were reporting being almost 100 per cent full
Hidden bangs: Scientists reveal hundreds of ancient NZ eruptions
These smaller, more frequent eruptions have been overlooked in the past.
He paid for parking and still got $172 of parking fines
It took the council nine days to acknowledge the error in the system.
DHB's $30.7m business case to fix shoddy mental health unit
There's been a priority for a new facility for years, but nothing has been approved.
Go Local! Blankets with Love spreads warmth
The Blankets with Love appeal aims to keep the children of Rotorua warm this winter.
Truck collision on Hemo Gorge roundabout
Motorists have been asked to avoid the area.
Pop-up job shop aims to 'Keep Rotorua Working'
A Ministry of Social Development initiative aims to connect job seekers with employers.
Fears for driver after vehicle crashes into water near Rotorua
Police are at the scene where a car has crashed near Lake Rotoma in Rotorua.
Comment: Road safety vital these school holidays
Comment: As families hit the road these holidays there are a few things to remember.
How long can the travel industry survive with no customers?
Bay travel companies "annihilated" by Covid and feeling "frustrated and helpless".
Soon-to-be dad catches fire in freak accident
What was meant to be an evening of smoking fresh fish went horribly wrong.
Rotorua's hospitality industry reacts to positive Covid 19 test
The man who tested positive for Covid-19 was isolating in Rotorua.
Networking event helps accommodation partners
.Hello Social, now in its fourth year was held recently at Terrace Kitchen.
Pink brekkie: food for a cause
People in Rotorua are putting their skills to use for Pink Ribbon Breakfast fundraisers.
Election 2020: Can Labour win back Rotorua?
Felix Desmarais spoke to the candidates at the centre of the 2020 race for Rotorua.
National's Muller meets with Rotorua business leaders
Muller and McClay have been talking with business leaders about the impact of Covid-19.
Creativity and wonder in school holidays
Families have been busy getting among school holiday activities in Rotorua.
First Sport Recovery Package funding a boost for the Bay
How will the first major release of funding from the Sport Recovery Package affect BOP?
Community and culture come together at Tanabata
The 2020 Tanabata Japanese Star Festival was successfully held despite Covid-19 hurdles.
Keeping away winter blues and illness
The Rotorua community is encouraged to stay well and active during these colder months.
What some tourism operators are sacrificing to retain jobs
'Look after people. That is the first job that everyone, every single person should have.'
Letters to the editor: Keep status quo for Marguerita St
OPINION: Readers have their say.
Fiery debate as annual plan, 4 per cent targeted rates rise adopted
Mayor Steve Chadwick says the annual plan is "astonishing" and "progressive".
'Completely absurd': Businesses wary of proposed Marguerita St changes
The council says no decisions have been made yet.