Rotorua's Harcourts Dancing for Hospice returns
The popular fundraiser was cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19.
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Luke Kirkness: Why Peter Burling's on the Mt Rushmore of NZ sport
Opinion: Peter Burling has cemented his place in New Zealand sporting folklore.
Suicide and grief: 'Six months after we lost Mike, I couldn't stop bloody crying'
Rotorua man John Richards shares his story about his son's suicide.
Driver flees police in Rotorua
Police attempted to stop the driver just before 9pm.
Opinion: Is there a power imbalance between Government and individual citizens?
OPINION: We must balance our over-familiarity with a healthy emotional distance.
Jo Raphael: Curb first-home expectations
OPINION: Look at houses below the median house price for bargains.
New map shows Lake Rotomahana in more detail than ever
The map shows the likely location of the remnants of the Pink and White Terraces.
Jobless by June: Whakatāne mill to close, but MP still hopeful
'I'm still hopeful someone from the private sector might see commercial viability.'
Man taken to hospital after serious assault
The altercation was reported to police about 9.10pm.
Traffic woes: Getting to work on time like 'Russian roulette'
Motorists are becoming frustrated with traffic build-up in Ngongotahā.
Burling calm and relaxed ahead of racing, mum says
'I find this stressful but he loves this, he thrives on it.'
Lakeside 2022: Date set for concert's 25th birthday
Save the date - a spectacular Lakeside 2022 is being planned.
Tiny Deane: 'We are not bringing the homeless in'
Rotorua public sent a firm message at meeting about the homeless.
Want to know more about transport projects in Rotorua?
There will be three information sessions held in Rotorua.
'A beautiful taonga': Lifesaving device gifted to marae in Murupara
Last year, St John treated more than 2000 people for a cardiac arrest in the community.
Zizi Sparks: Sugar tax not a silver bullet solution
Opinion: A sugar tax needs to be implemented alongside other solutions.
Inaugural festival showcasing kapa haka excellence on stage
The inaugural Te Hui Ahurei o Ngā Uri a Atuamatua is on this Saturday at Rotorua Stadium.
Mala Grant scholarship 'fitting legacy for wonderful woman'
Mala Grant's legacy will live on, supporting Māori studying in health or social services.
Fatal crash: Person dies after car goes off Pekatahi bridge
Diversions are in place at Rewatu Road/SH2 and Tāneatua Road/SH2.
Rotorua treasure dies at 103: 'She was a one-off'
Ynys Fraser QSM - 'Whatever she did she did with enthusiasm and she did it well.'
Record deal: Iwi buys land under top Auckland school for $97m
The college becomes our 145th school transferred to iwi under treaty settlements.
Bay of Plenty Steamers reveal new head coach
The new coach replaces Clayton McMillan, who is now guiding the Chiefs.
Disabled to get free bus travel by July
It's a move one disability advocate says is "awesome".
Mystery object causes blockage and wastewater overflow
'It's important that the only thing going into the wastewater system is toilet paper.'
'Small explosions', volcanic tremors rumble White Island
Tremor accompanied by 'minor steam-gas bursts/explosions from the active vent area'.
Petch, Bias hold off challenge to win BMX national titles
The pair successfully defended their elite titles.
$5.5 million funding boost for Māori trades and training
The funding aims to help up to 150 Māori train and gain qualifications.
Sibling rivalry at New Zealand Superbike Champs
The national superbike championships wrapped up in Taupō at the weekend.
Ex-All Black Liam Messam gloves up for nephew
Liam Messam dons his boxing gloves to support nephew's health battle.
Black Cap Trent Boult stars for club side
Cadets were boosted by some internationally renowned firepower on Saturday.