'Where's the problem?': Rotorua sex work bylaw likely to be revoked
'It's a business, we're not here to be judge and jury.'
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Paul Hickey: Everyone deserves joy this Christmas
COMMENT: The work the entire team at Salvation Army undertake year-round is essential.
Zizi Sparks: Put cameras in cemeteries to deter vandals
OPINION: There is a balance between grieving in peace and knowing graves are safe.
'This is not the role of the ED': Non-emergency patients clog up hospital
Rotorua Hospital's emergency department is near capacity.
Wahine toa: Rotorua Boys' High appoints first female deputy principal in 106 years
Rie Morris hopes her appointment will inspire other wāhine to pursue their dreams.
Remembering those who made ultimate sacrifices
The Armistice Day commemoration had a good attendance at the Government Gardens.
Driver may have suffered medical event in crash that killed nurse, court hears
Members of McMillan's family sat in the public gallery throughout his appearance.
Aotearoa theatre show full of Kiwi flavour
Rotorua Musical Theatre's show Aotearoa is running from November 20 to December 5.
Maximum entertainment: Suzuki Series looms
The three-round Suzuki International Series begins in Taupō.
Jo Raphael: President-elect Joe Biden has an uphill battle on his hands
OPINION: There is a fight ahead and the incoming administration must be prepared.
Letters to the editor: Frustration over roadside growth
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
No food to give? Donation of time an option
Toi Ohomai's International Team have shown there are many different ways to give.
Man's death sparks doctor's warning
Social issues and lack of healthcare access highlighted in coroner's report.
Grieving family's plea after cancer claims 'strong, proud Māori lady'
Diagnosed at 56, Harina Warbrick was too young to be screened. Now she is dead.
Sex work and the forest up for discussion
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Backlog's back: Warning over Te Ngae Rd
Eastside motorists are being warned about Te Ngae Rd traffic.
Could Kamala Harris be the next US president?
OPINION: Could we have just met the next United States president?
Farm fined for discharging effluent which turned water green
The farm manager was also convicted and discharged.
Bay women among new faces in Black Ferns
Four Bay of Plenty women have been named in the Black Ferns.
Stranded! Rotorua woman caught in Napier floods
Angela-Claire Gelissen had planned to get a bus back to Rotorua today.
Revealed: Rockshop Bandquest winners
The winning musicians came from Ōtūmoetai Intermediate.
Hume Pine Rotorua to dig deep for Christmas Appeal
Hume Pine Rotorua is one of the first businesses to get behind this year's appeal.
Thunder and hail: Heavy rain watch in place for BOP
Bay of Plenty residents will need to keep their umbrellas handy.
'Best foot forward': Covid tracing card embraced by Ngongotahā community
The trial would potentially enhance the Covid-19 contact tracing process.
Local Focus: Covid card experiment underway in Ngongotahā
Te Arawa's Covid card has the potential to save lives. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'A touch of racism': Council, mana whenua take transport agency to task on bilingual signs
But Waka Kotahi has to work within the rules.
Missing woman's body found by hunters
Tauranga woman Rebeka Storey has been missing since September 5.
Delay in court cause for man accused of following runner
A man accused of accosting a woman while she ran in Puarenga Park has appeared in court.
Coo-pling up? Senior kererū proves its never too late to find love
'It's cute, the two of them have been cooing back and forth to each other.'
Silver Ferns reconnect in Rotorua
The silver Ferns celebrated a successful Cadbury Netball Series in thrilling fashion.
Cricket: Three centuries in Bay of Plenty Cup
The rain held off long enough for some Baywide cricket fireworks.
Christmas Appeal: Ranolf Medical Centre to 'Fill the Caravan'
Ranolf Medical Centre staff are urging the community to give to the Christmas appeal.
Petition launched for security cameras at cemeteries
An online petition has got more than 1100 signatures since it was launched on Friday.
Covid-19 contact tracing cards go live in Ngongotahā
More than 1100 people have signed up for the trial.