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'Feeding frenzy': Explosion in people keen to head overseas
Border restriction changes have locals looking to book international trips again.
Search under way for missing fisherman near Opotiki
Police say Coastguard New Zealand is conducting a search.
Latest Covid-19 update: New cases and more deaths
There were nearly 6000 new cases reported and over 500 hospitalisations.
'It saves lives': Kristie Purton could still be alive if Trikafta was available
The second 'Cystic Sister' died in 2019 from cystic fibrosis.
TikTok doesn't have to be a black hole your time disappears into
Opinion: Everything in moderation, including social media, says Zizi Sparks.
Cause of Golden Glow Motel fire may never be known
What caused a fire to rip through an emergency housing motel on Fenton St?
Shared racecourse idea spurs jibes, housing plans for Rotorua
Shared Rotorua venue "nonsense" but the club's in a stronger place than others, some say.
Surfing life's obstacles: 11-year-old doesn't let hearing loss affect love of surfing
'You get that sense of happiness and a safe place to do what you love doing.'
Michele Hunter: Growing up in a pandemic - what Covid has taught my children
OPINION: My daughter's never known school outside a pandemic.
Opinion: NZ should expel Russian diplomat
OPINION: We must send a clear message to Russia that its actions are abhorrent.
Letters: More enforcement needed to stop parking in cycle lanes
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Apprentice numbers soar: Trainee builders up 70 per cent but more needed
There's concern that the valuable Apprenticeship Boost Scheme will end in August.
Secret council proposal to sell 10 reserves for housing revealed
Parties say no decisions made but local MP 'extremely' worried.
One taken to hospital after car crashes into ditch
The victim had to be extracted using rescue equipment after the early-morning crash.
Organic waste collection to be considered for Rotorua
The council says it will likely be costly not to implement it.
Storm in a teacup: Why is the weather forecast sometimes wrong?
Ex-cyclone Fili was expected to do a lot more harm than it did.
Algal bloom subsides: Health warning lifted for Lake Rotoiti, Okawa Bay
Algal blooms prompted the warnings in December.
'Milestone': Dawn ceremony for latest lakefront addition
The dawn ceremony was led by members of Te Arawa.
Shocked property owners set to lose parts of sections
The regional council's plan to build a stopbank along the river has upset local residents.
Range of programmes and events in April school holidays
There is a range of programmes and events on during the April school holidays.
Unity and remembrance: Anzac Day commemorations 2022
Locals and visitors are invited to attend several free Anzac commemorations in Rotorua
Opinion: Easter family time, sad and happy songs, tour with Kia
Paul Hickey discusses Easter family time, sad and happy songs, prize trip away with Kia.
Excited vendors and hungry locals at Night Market return
People seemed to have a fantastic time at the return of the Rotorua Night Market.
Cyclists stop in Rotorua on 1000km journey
Four cyclists stopped over in Rotorua during a 1000km journey for Cure Kids Fiji.
Grant will help Rotorua Marathon be in it for the long run
Athletics NZ received a grant from NZCT for costs associated with Rotorua Marathon.
Rotorua people invited to host Pink Ribbon Breakfast in May
Food personality Annabelle White says, 'Hosting a Pink Ribbon Breakfast is easy and fun'.
Art and aid fuse together: Online art auction to help Ukraine
Through generosity of local artists, an art auction has been set up to help Ukrainians.
Building battle: Jonny Mills wins apprentice challenge
Jonny Mills wins Rotorua's NZCB Apprentice Challenge sponsored by ITM.
Opinion: Golf, horses, houses - it's not yet time to choose the city's priorities
OPINION: Some suggestions for the future of the land are short-sighted.
Premium debate: Leader laments Pākehā reluctance to embrace te reo
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Businesses 'quietly optimistic' as Aussies cross ditch for Easter
Some hotels are already booked and businesses are seeing a light through the fog.
Brutal street attacks: Passersby took photos instead of going to help
Other witnesses drove by, watched and took videos. Should they have helped?
Orange for Easter 'fantastic' news for Rotorua hospitality, events
'I can't describe it... seeing people enjoying things again, it's fantastic.'