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A Tokoroa man has received a life sentence after murdering his father-in-law.
Hot weather incoming: Start thinking about water
Bay of Plenty Regional Council is urging residents to be prepared this summer.
Transport, health, referenda and more: Where Rotorua candidates stand
The candidates were asked about their top priorities.
'The light at the end of the tunnel': Govt's $25m cash boost for Rotorua acute mental health
Some say the expansion in bed numbers doesn't go far enough.
Work to transform roundabout into signalised intersection to begin
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is working to minimise disruption.
Chasing the big one! Anglers reunite for season opening
October 1 marks the start of trout fishing season.
New mental health facility for Rotorua
Health minister Chris Hipkins made the announcement in Rotorua today.
Expect big hits: Baywide cricket season approaches
A delayed Baywide Premier Cricket season gets underway on October 24
Bay police ramp up efforts to catch drink drivers
The number of people caught driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs is revealed.
Jo Raphael: Glo Festival another victim of Covid-19
OPINION: Large events are not worth the risk to some organisers.
'Pretty special': Boys take distressed woman to safety
"David and Sairusi have done the good deed that you encourage your boys to do."
Father jailed for life for murdering 2-year-old daughter in river
Tewi Savage murdered his daughter in the Rangitāiki River in July, 2018.
Local Focus: Jobs and housing are Rotorua's biggest election issues?
They agree on the issues but not how to address them. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Man arrested after Puarenga Park, Rotorua harassment
The man will be held in custody until his next court appearance.
$191,000 for family harm reduction programme
The programme works with high recidivist offenders using an all of whānau approach.
Kristin Macfarlane: Children spending days hungry and cold is heartbreaking
OPINION: Children can't thrive if they don't have enough food or warm clothing.
Six months since lockdown: How life in Rotorua has changed
Covid-19 and lockdown have had different impacts on every facet of society.
'Too close to home': Investigation after Rotorua shooting
Shooting victim is in Waikato Hospital in a stable condition.
Rotorua attraction gets Māori All Black boost
After a tough 80 out on the field, what better way to relax than a soak in a hot tub.
Bryan Gould: America's democracy is under threat
OPINION: The world will pay the price if the flame of democracy is snuffed out in the US.
Local Focus: Jobs and housing are Rotorua's biggest election issues?
They agree on the issues but not how to address them. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Rotorua ready again to welcome visitors
Rotorua tourism operators welcome visitors. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
Steamers star suspended for three weeks
The duty judicial officer found his actions were reckless.
Local Focus: Who is Tania Tapsell, National candidate for East Coast?
National candidate Tania Tapsell's electorate profile. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Glo Festival cancellation another Covid-19 blow
"When we have events cancelled it really affects our income and our lifestyle."
Adesanya an inspiration to make Rotorua proud
The global UFC superstar will get an invitation to former school's Hall of Fame induction.
Te Arawa Fisheries adds international expertise
The appointments are expected to strengthen the board's connection to its kaupapa.
'Difficult decision': GLO Festival cancelled
The free annual event, held on New Year's Eve, usually attracts about 15,000 people.
Bay projects benefit from Māori development funding
Māori development projects across the country will receive a total of $18.8 million.
Rubbish dumpers 'ruining' sacred scenic spots
The most commonly dumped items in Rotorua were bags of household waste.
Kereru returns to birthplace after 24 years
Pidge is one of the oldest documented kererū.
Jo Raphael: Now's the time to get involved
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