Shearing: Digger Balme, 60, wins at Rotorua Show
Age ain’t doing nothing to slow down this veteran competition shearer.
Age ain’t doing nothing to slow down this veteran competition shearer.
The unit was initially expected to be finished in 2023.
Sally's redesigns the food bank system to a choice model supermarket.
Police said they were called to Old Taupo Rd around 9.40pm.
The centre offered an apology to the mother and has taken 'full responsibility'.
OPINION: Spark removed from global index, share buyback questioned as debt rises.
Rotorua leaders welcome Auckland flights but worry about losing key Wellington service.
Foodstuffs continues facial recognition trial despite nine misidentified in Rotorua store.
The store is opening in Rotorua Central in time for people doing their Christmas shopping.
“This is going to be the beginning of the end if we don’t do anything about it.”
Shane Edwards went missing on May 14, 2022. His remains were recently found.
Thanks for joining us for live coverage of Fill The Bus for the Rotorua Christmas Appeal.
Muchirahondo breaks Danyon Loader's 400m IM NZ record by over 4 seconds, smashing titles.
Three people have been injured in a three-vehicle crash.
The retired Baptist minister says he's had a 'fabulous life'.
Last year, Fill the Bus raised a record $26,000; this year aims to top that.
The changes will be applied between February and June 2025.
A lane was closed last night to protect the area.
'He needs to be held accountable for his evil, despicable actions.'
Young leader Te Rika Temara-Benfell to join Toi Kai Rawa for expanded governance insights.
OPINION: US shares rise 27% in 2024; Santa rally expected amid strong earnings.
A decade later, Rotorua Hits presenter Paul Hickey is amped for the event.
Now, his mum shares why she thinks families should talk about donations.
The first liquidators' report indicates when creditors may be paid by.
'If you put a cause before the people of Rotorua, people rise up, and they come out.'
'There’s not very good cellphone service or internet if something was to happen.'
A 6-year-old service started by a reformed former drug lord proposes a move to Waikite.
'Seeing the beetle population thrive makes us really proud.'
Seven ambulances and five helicopters responded.
Progress comes after those involved twice feared for its future.