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Employers say it's an ongoing battle to find workers amid a 'mass exodus' of tradies.
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Indigenous tattooing, orchids, jiu jitsu and more.
Motte's the buzz: Master violinist hits road for NZ tour
Meet Motte, a violinist who also plays other instruments, and who's about to tour NZ.
Local Focus: Indigenous tattoos showcased in Bay
Indigenous artists descend on Whareroa Marae for a unique cultural tattoo showcase.
Subscribers weigh in on Rotorua tourism operators wanting Govt fix for 'brand damage'
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
'Personal disaster' sparks new journey for long-serving mayor
"I went out of business on somebody else's terms and I've vowed never again."
Subscribers weigh in on rising costs to add $110 a week
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Local Focus: Who's got the voting vibes?
Voting for Rotorua mayor and councillors is underway and closes at noon on Sat, October 8.
How's the Rotorua economy? Businesses urged to give opinions in next survey
The survey is conducted every six months to gather regular feedback.
Sonya Bateson: Timing of Sam Uffindell investigation release was 'disrepectful'
OPINION: It just smacks of trying to bury the story, whether that was the intention or not
Late entertainer's whānau get peek at new Sir Howard Morrison Centre
Members of the Morrison family visited the Sir Howard Morrison Centre to see the progress.
Make waves for local trust and join sea of pink
This year's Rotorua Breast Cancer Trust 2022 Pink Walk is on October 19.
'Outstanding' artworks to be exhibited and sold for cause
John Paul College students are displaying/selling works to raise money for a local cause.
Providing new challenges for robotics students
Eight robotics teams now use a new AquaBots 2.0 kits to help challenge and engage them.
Sailability Rotorua stoked with support from cyclist
Sailability Rotorua offers sailing opportunities to anyone with a disability.
Join in 2022 Global Greyhound Walk at Whakarewarewa Forest
Greyhounds as Pets is one of the retired greyhound adoption charities in New Zealand.
Three mayoral races you should know about
The most fascinating local elections are happening outside of Auckland and Wellington.
Rotorua's Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ruamata takes on the big shots in hockey
A little kura has qualified for the Rankin Cup - the top-tier secondary school tournament.
Shopkeeper 'completely broken' after latest smash-and-grab
Retail NZ says store owners arming themselves with weapons is a 'bad idea'.
Mattresses, fridges, biking in heels: Waipa Mill's first female worker turns 100
Aline Douglas used to have to bike home to use the toilet. There wasn't one at work.
Te Arawa Lakes Trust hits the right note with spa events
Pamper days are a great way to connect with the community.
Ngahue fulfils destiny with stone of Poutini
When Kupe and Ngahue had successfully secured the pounamu, they returned to Hawaiki.
'A bit of rumble, then boom': Tens of thousands report feeling 5.8 quake
One resident said it was "a good shake".
Subscribers weigh in on National's unsatisfactory exoneration of Tauranga MP
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Watch: 'You can't fix stupid' - Truckie shares heart-stopping near miss video
"Two minutes later, or dead," says truckie as he begs drivers to take care on our roads.
Opinion: Survivors should not be made to feel attackers' lives are worth more
Opinion: It is easy to get away with rape and sexual assault in our beautiful country.
Wheelchair users running the gauntlet
Steep road edges and overgrown bushes make life difficult for those in wheelchairs.
What DHBS spent incentivising jabs - and why an expert says it was the right move
Incentives were a "positive way" of encouraging people to get vaccinated, an expert said.
Two votes: Why some rural ward residents are crying foul
'Our involvement in who is running the council has been decreased hugely'
The centre of greatness
Taupō's Great Lake Centre is 30 years old and still as relevant as ever.
Car owner speaks up over 'unfair' $2000 key repair bill
The young mum says the steep increase to the key fob repair was stressful.