How kaumātua coped during lockdown
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Are election hoardings becoming redundant?
Comment: I've never been tempted to vote based on anything seen on an election billboard.
Mongrel Mob murder trial: My uncle was 'screaming for his life'
Mongrel Mobster Raymond Jury is on trial for beating a fellow gang member to death.
Council gives cash boost to Infracore
The council-controlled organisation got nearly a million dollars from the wage subsidy.
Magic defeat Southern Steel in final seconds
The Waikato-Bay of Plenty Magic earned a last second win over the Steel.
'You speak better than us': Māori man stuns market workers with fluent Mandarin
The man has revealed the heartwarming reason he decided to learn the language.
Bay of Plenty dairy worker killed in motorbike crash
Police believe the handles of two motorbikes locked together, causing the crash.
Teacher censured for slapping student, pushing another
A Rotorua teacher of nearly 60 years has been censured by the Education Council.
Isolation cravings: What takeaways are most popular?
Uber Eats has revealed the most popular options for those in Rotorua's isolation hotels.
'Wet and miserable': Rotorua's July weather wrap
Rotorua had 161.3mm of rain last month.
Club Sports Wrap: Highs and lows
A quick look at some of the club sport played during the weekend.
Funding saves key Rotorua tourism businesses
How will the weekend's tourism funding boost help us locally?
Comment: Property report paints a good picture
Comment: Now could be the time to buy.
Ngongotahā motorcycle crash victim named
A motorcyclist who died in Ngongotahā on Saturday has been named.
Police name man who died in Whakatāne motorcycle crash
The man who died in a Whakatāne crash has been named.
Traffic light hit in Fenton St crash in Rotorua
Two cars have crashed on Fenton St.
'You'll never see me again': Adesanya's plans for life after UFC
Israel Adesanya is well aware the career he is in has a limited lifespan.
What will open in the former Outdoorsman Headquarters' building?
New tenants are going into the Outdoorsman Headquarters' former building.
Rotorua to trial whānau-centred family harm reduction programme
"[We will be] asking, what is it they need? Instead of government agencies telling them."
Kristin Macfarlane: 'The gut-wrenching feeling of violation is the same'
Comment: I remember walking into my bedroom and it ransacked.
943 millionaires: Lotto celebrates 33rd birthday with $30m Powerball jackpot
Have you got your ticket for tonight's draw?
Why Beverly Bouma's killer will spend less time in jail
Mark Reihana successfully appeals domestic violence sentence.
'Pent-up demand': Dozen $1m-plus properties sold in Rotorua
Find out where the top five sales so far in 2020 are in Rotorua.
Splashing the cash: $38m loan puts Lakefront spa back on track
$139.5m in Government loans and funding has been allocated to Bay of Plenty projects.
Final lap: Hundreds farewell Rotorua stockcar legend
The New Zealand stockcar racing great today took his final lap of the speedway.
$62m boost: Hundreds of jobs in massive Rotorua investment
Five projects in Rotorua are said to create hundreds of jobs.
$23m for Bay of Plenty flood protection
More than 130 jobs will come from the investment over the next year.
Construction begins on new QE Health facility
The 3000sqm facility on the lakefront is expected to be completed by the end of 2021.
Kawerau receives $5.5m boost from Provincial Growth Fund
The funding was announced today by Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters.
Bay of Plenty top spots in Tripadvisor Travellers Choice
The region scored several top spots in the Travellers Choice for experiences.
Marc Spijkerbosch - The art of destruction
Marc Spijkerbosch is the Rotorua Lakes Council community arts adviser.