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Mini music festival to mark NZ Music Month in Rotorua

There will be a Koiora Live Sessions music gig and an Industry Panel.

Knitting for Cool Kids in Rotorua

Knitting for Cool Kids Rotorua has been delivering packs with winter woollies to schools.

Injured cows on road after stock trailer rolls near Taupō

The trailer was blocking lanes.

Rotorua's Ben Appleton was in Kiwi delegation at King's coronation

Ben was invited to join the NZ delegation by the New Zealand High Commission in London.

Serious injuries after car rolls in BoP

Police were called to the crash around 5.35am.

BoP weather: Caution urged after further slips

The region is in clean-up mode after heavy rain.

Each day, he fears his wife and son won't wake up. A small machine could change that

"CGMs shouldn’t be a luxury. It’s time for New Zealand to wake up and catch up."

Kāhu ki Rotorua: The battle of Te Puta o Tongara

Ancient battle site at Pukeroa, where Rotorua Hospital stands.

Team player’s talents help to build legacy

Rangitihi Pene has been involved in basketball for more than 40 years.

Opinion | I upped sticks and moved to Aussie - the grass isn't greener, so I came home

OPINION: Yes the work perks are better but what about missing your family?

Driver dies in crash between car and tanker near Tirau

Emergency services are at the scene.

Cause of large Ngongotahā house fire determined

Emergency services were called at 2.08pm on Wednesday.

Another birthday for NZ's oldest man

Jack’s long life had humble beginnings - he was born in a tent.

Better work stories: Sister's police yarns lead brother to join the force

Well-known Bay of Plenty rugby identities and siblings are now both police officers,

Central North Island highways reopen

SH1 Desert Rd and SH46 were closed early on Thursday morning.

Still plenty of legs in prawn park after setbacks

It's been a tough time for the Huka Prawn Park but the future is bright.

Comedy explores the cultural divide

What can go wrong will go hilariously wrong in You People.

'This year is the worst': Schools hiring 'unqualified' teachers due to shortage

Principal survey finds nearly half had to appoint “untrained or unqualified” teachers.