Plenty for all ages as photographers and authors exhibit at The Arts Village
This April is a month of discovery.
This April is a month of discovery.
Rotorua Athlete Development Trust helps athletes do charitable work in the community.
He Kete Kotahi He Whenu Maha - One Basket Many Strands featured 170 works of art.
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One councillor believed it was time to 'reprioritise'.
The regional and district councils are investigating the discharge.
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Experts butted heads on the subject, now Bay of Plenty locals put their thoughts forward.
'We're modernising - it's 2022.'
More than 80 new homes for the homeless at two new sites. But what do locals think?
Just two sites from all council venues and facilities will still need passes shown.
Police charged two men with burglary and unlawfully taking a motor vehicle.
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OPINION: There is no comparison between Campion's and the Williams sisters' battles.
The Haparangi family welcomes whanau who have died to its new natural burial cemetery.
GPs are already seeing a few cases of long Covid in the community.
While 16 nurses were recently welcomed, staff levels are still affected by Covid.
Plumbers will definitely run out of some products, market warned.
The Rotorua Musical Theatre's current production is one not to miss.
Bay of Plenty district is now in an open fire season.
Seven commercial building consents valued at $3,870,000 were issued last month,
'It's not fair ... it's another system that's let them down.'
But one Rotorua tourism operator says the changes came "too late" for their business.
Former top cop says New Zealand is a very safe country.
OPINION: Drug criminals make money off people's misery - and it's disgusting.
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Sky Carson adored her father despite his addictions and 'ratbag ways'.
More than 70,000 in the Bay of Plenty receive superannuation. Is it time for a rethink?
OPINION: RDRR chairman responds to article on council representation