
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Degraded Little Waihi symptom of big problem
"When the land and water are well – the people will be well."
"When the land and water are well – the people will be well."
Our once-thriving town is a shadow of its former self - but things are looking up.
Te Wharau o Iroiro, the name of the tree, was transferred to the vessel itself.
Caitie loves the creativity of being a teacher.
'We are all grieving for our homeland and what is happening in Ukraine is just terrible.'
OPINION: Surely we can all see the climate is causing chaos in New Zealand.
A two-wheeled traveller has been revving up Rotorua's roads for a good cause.
State Insurance has revealed the Bay of Plenty tied first for losing and breaking phones.
"It would make a world of difference for everybody with cystic fibrosis."
OPINION: It's going to take more than the swish of a magic wand to solve everything.
OPINION: Our readers have their say.
In this week's wrap: A whitewater star, rugby selections and a clash with cricket titans.
Australia, France and the UK already offer free breast cancer screening to women up to 74.
'He had so much more to give and so much life to live.'
The public has been reminded to always be cautious for signs of algal blooms.
The sector gathered this week to discuss issues and solutions, including recruitment.
The rescue service carried out 30 missions in September.
Submissions are open to have your say on proposed medium-density housing changes.
The expedition is expected to take at least 40 days.
"Compassion and mercy are the cornerstones of the teachings of Islam."
Wang has been elected to a second term, preliminary results show.
But, as of Sunday, Rotorua has seen an increase of voter turnout in this year's election.
Analysis: Rotorua will be looking to its new mayor to find solutions - and fast.
OPINION: In memory of Kathy, please get checked for breast cancer this month.
Rotorua's representatives on the Bay of Plenty Regional Council have been re-elected.
OPINION: Being the mayor is a full-time job and it's not an easy job.
Three local businesses shared their experiences and why they need the money.
'The voters have clearly demonstrated that they want change.'
Tapsell is not backwards in coming forwards for her plans for Rotorua.