Not 'little moggies': Conservation trusts frustrated by feral cat numbers
Feral cats have been causing strife for Bay of Plenty conservationists.
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Truck and trailer rolled into river at Waioeka Gorge injuring one person seriously
One person was taken to Gisborne Hospital with serious injuries.
Couple married 70 years share their success secrets
Plus ideas for how to celebrate Valentine's Day with your special someone
Wastewater overflow may have entered three Rotorua streams - council
Residents are to avoid recreation/swimming at the streams until the all-clear is given.
Dawn Picken: A message for singles before V-day
OPINION: Some of us are giving Cupid a break this Valentine's Day.
Less shame and better attendance; Bay of Plenty schools supportive of free period products
Phase Two of the Government's free period product initiative will begin soon.
Carmen Hall: Let's make period undies available in schools free
Poor access to period products can affect students' attendance and engagement at school.
'Your house is on fire': Blaze destroys family's Mamaku home
Then the community stepped in to help the Walker family rebuild their lives.
Double life: Youth worker and drug-dealer jailed
Rebels gang chapter vice-president Mark Glassie was also employed as a youth worker.
On a knife-edge: Rainbow Springs may close for good
"As a child I remember visiting Rainbow Springs. It must remain open," says local MP.
Woman sentenced after driving dangerously, killing boyfriend
Simon Littlefair was thrown from a moving vehicle, landing on his head.
Rotorua Lakes Council almost $6m in the red
A deputy chief executive says the deficit is mostly due to Covid-19.
Rotorua secures final round of Crankworx World Tour
NZ will once again see the world's top mountain bike athletes descend on its shores.
Plan some special quality time for Children's Day
Families are encouraged to get behind Children's Day this year in their own unique ways.
Opinion - Paul Hickey: Awards, pillow fighting champs, studio tour and afternoon tea
Paul Hickey discusses the business awards, pillow fighting champs and afternoon tea shout.
Parade of classic and wooden boats a colourful display
Despite bad weather, despite Covid, the parade went ahead.
Club sharing flower inspiration and knowledge
The Rotorua Dahlia Club is still going ahead with its annual show.
'A real kick in the guts': Ironman NZ postponed
The event was set to be held in Taupō on March 5.
Hopes new collaborative classroom will help kids 'think globally'
Lynmore Primary School pupils will use the new collaborative teaching space this week.
'Horrendous act': Gang members jailed for violent attack on visitors
Two gang members bashed the men who spoke in their Chinese language.
'Horrific violence': Man sentenced after tying woman in noose and raping her
Shad Undersen told his victim she was going to 'die today'.
'Dire shortage': First-home buyers, elderly bear brunt of housing crisis
A council report shows Rotorua could have a housing shortfall of 1890 homes next year.
Drink-driving mum with kids in car gets home detention
A woman who drove drunk with kids in car has been sentenced to home detention.
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Bill to ban conversion therapy: How local MPs voted
"I don't believe it is a practice that has any place in New Zealand society," one MP said.
Jo Raphael: Your dog is better off at home by himself
OPINION: Rover should stay at home while you run your errands.
Car smashes through dairy front door in ram-raid
A vehicle was driven through the front of a Rotorua dairy early this morning.
Councillor removed from council committees after breaches
Rotorua's mayor says Macpherson removed himself by refusing to apologise.
'Ready as can be': 'Racial profiling' incident at Farmers heads to mediation this week
The family of Aiomai Nuku-Tarawhiti and Shae Brown will meet with Farmers on Friday.
Gang VP who used teens in drug deals was a youth worker for Oranga Tamariki-linked agency
He was a drug-dealing Rebels gang member - and a youth worker in a Govt-funded role.
The force is strong: Bay artist tapped to carve Morrison's iconic character
At age 5 he used to draw the character, now Mr G is carving him.
'Ambitious but achievable': Council opens consultation on new waste plan
Rotorua's council has opened consultation on its proposed waste plan.