From heaven to hell and back again: Rebuilding a forgotten timber town
Kaingaroa Village wasn't expected to survive after logging rights were privatised.
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'Love the lifestyle': $50K a year for 25-hour weeks - meet the Kiwis loving life in Aussie
Higher wages, better job incentives and a generous super scheme are major attractions.
Pakistan thrash Black Caps to lead ODI series 4-0
Babar Azam has led the 102-run drubbing as the Kiwis face being swept in the series.
Four options: Public may soon have a say on future of iconic Rotorua museum
The heritage building has been closed for seven years.
'Never gets old': St John 'humbled' by Rotary club's generosity
Since 2015, the club has raised $120,000 in support of St John.
Photos: Rotorua Mini Marathon
Young runners were out in force taking part in the 2023 Rotorua Mini Marathon.
Sonya Bateson: My view on whether we should build the controversial stadium
Opinion: I like the idea - but I also cherish our parks and green spaces.
Hold on to your bonnets: Jane Austen-style musical coming to Rotorua
Penny Ashton brings her musical 'Promise and Promiscuity' to Rotorua for the first time.
'Charlie's my darling': Kiwi royal watchers revel in coronation 'big party'
Plus, meet the former BOP woman who will be attending the ceremony.
Taupō Sports Awards return and junior sport gets a big boost
Taupō district students will benefit from a new sponsor for the KiwiSport programme.
Canny view: It’s tempting to cross the ditch, but do your research first
Attracting and retaining talent has always been an issue in NZ.
'One-stop hub': Sod turning for new Plunket build
The building is expected to be completed later this year.
First dancer revealed for Harcourts Dancing for Hospice 2023
The first dancer of 2023 to be announced is Zorb Rotorua operations manager Owen Turuta.
Events celebrate NZ Music Month this May
May is NZ Music Month and a range of events are being held in Rotorua.
Double Shot to bring a blend of percussions to Rotorua in concert
The Double Shot duo is formed by Yoshiko Tsuruta and Jeremy Fitzsimons.
'Transparency' needed: Principals worried about housing developments
'We need to be informed to be proactive rather than reactive.'
BoP highway reopened after slips and flooding
Waimana Gorge closed as the clean-up of storm damage continues.
Taupō to Rotorua return fundraiser for crippling condition
Uncle takes on a huge challenge to raise funds for his nephew.
Cupid of jobs smoothes the way for youth employment
An innovative employment programme is working wonders for youth and employers in Taupō.
Pre-Olympic showdown: Coup for Kiwi riders as Rotorua to host BMX World Cup event
The World Cup event will put “New Zealand on the map” as a BMX destination.
Beautiful puhi came to a tragic end
Lovers Tatai and Toahaere secluded themselves at Waikuta.
Exhibtion features 'the 11 leaders of Te Arawa'
If people feel the wairua the artist has achieved his aim.
Songstress dreams of career on Broadway
Tiana Hunter is looking for a future on the stages of the world.
Opinion: Who speaks when? Matatini incident prompts Te Arawa hui
OPINION: Who should speak for us is a big question to answer.
'There will be funding': CAB facing $40k council cut told 'no way' it will fail
The organisation is at the top of the priority list, says a Rotorua Trust member.
Weather: BoP highway still closed, clean up after 'messy' deluge
Occasional rain was forecast for the region today.
Opinion: Kids paying the price of sociologists' teacher takeover
Opinion: New teachers graduate with scant knowledge of the science of human learning.
Opinion: Time to consider a day to honour all who have served
'From the veterans I spoke to, not one objected to November 11 being named Veterans Day.'
Watch: Landslide rips through home: 'The sink is up in the air'
'Dad heard this noise and thought “what was that?'
'I couldn’t say no': 90-year-old celebrates birthday with skydive
“I promised her, when you are 90, we will go skydiving.”
Rotorua Hospital staff targeted in vehicle break-in spree
Nurses are lobbying for secure parking after a series of car break-ins.
Cordons lifted after police operation in BoP town
Police have been on the scene since 4.30am.