
What are you looking forward to at Super 8 ?
Students were asked what they were looking forward to about the Super 8 Festival.
Students were asked what they were looking forward to about the Super 8 Festival.
Opinion: The chickens have come home to roost for governments and local councils.
Readers' views on the cycleway though the CBD, tipping and housing.
Street View" Do you think New Zealanders should start tipping hospitality workers?
We asked a panel of Rotorua residents how they feel now the budget has been released.
The Rotorua Daily Post asked people around Rotorua what they'd like to see in the budget.
We asked people if the bombing in Manchester makes them more nervous about big events.
Our letter writers discuss the homeless, Lakefront concerns and council wages.
We asked people on the street how they feel money should be spent in education.
One thinks skate park plans need more consultation while another wants cyclists to pay tax
We asked people on the street what they think should be done about Te Ngae Rd congestion.
Opinion: 25 years on, Shortland Street is still tackling the big issues.
One resident writes about water rates while another laments for Millennials.
We ask locals if they will help set the world record for the most people doing a haka.
Readers' views on traffic, Maori claims, the skatepark and our first five star hotel.
OPINION: New developments are great news for city - but many are still struggling.
The council responds to a story on an academic's call to meter water in Rotorua.
Opinion: Right Rotorua, it's time to get practising your Ka Mate.
We asked people on the street what they think of the proposed new hotel.
Street View - Should school children be able to ride bikes on the footpath?
Readers share views on a suggestion to install water meters - plus pellet burners.
Opinion: I wonder why the Minister of Finance bothers to formally present Budget 2017.
Marc Spijkerbosch discusses the benefits of winter for art.
A reader says te reo is the best gift we can give.
COMMENT: Quantity over quality will turn round to bite tourism industry.
Ngahi Bidois discusses a proverb recalled by a friend.
Tamati Coffey and Te Ururoa Flavell make the race for the Waiariki seat interesting.
We spoke to people on the street about why they do or don't own a home
Council budgets, fruit and the Maori language are topics for our letter writers today.
Housing is still a hot topic for our letter writers.