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OPINION: Readers have their say.
OPINION: Readers have their say.
A former mayor has taken the unusual step of criticising a current council proposal.
Why Reynold Macpherson has been criticised.
Those on the street open up with their thoughts on the situation.
Rotorua's Ibis Hotel is one of two quarantine facilities in the city.
The Rotorua Covid-19 swabbing station will change locations from Saturday.
The person was airlifted to hospital about 10.35am.
The pedestrian was given medical treatment at the scene.
After being closed for more than three months, Te Puia is reopening.
This week we celebrate the thousands of people who give up their own time for others.
Police could not confirm whether the incident was gang-related.
One year on, where is the family now that lived in the house?
The pole was down on the road and the power company had been called.
OPINION: Readers have their say.
The Kiwis at the Ibis Hotel quarantine facility were in lockdown for nearly nine hours.
The crash was reported at 9.30am on Tuesday.
Some inside managed isolation in Rotorua say it's a matter of time before another case.
The Mongols have been accused of being involved in six known shootings with other gangs.
Shirley Trumper says it's a reminder to people paying others to dispose of rubbish.
The horse is currently in an "okay" condition.
The Ibis Hotel in Rotorua which has guests in quarantine has been put into lockdown.
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
COMMENT: The Government should meet the basic needs of people in mandatory quarantine.
"It absolutely broke my heart. I still can't believe it."
Mayor Steve Chadwick praised volunteers as part of National Volunteer Week.
After months of uncertainty, the show will go on.
The most council's preferred option would see a new roundabout and 30km/h speed limit.
Tourists are shying away from Rotorua after two hotels commandeered for quarantine.
Police were still making inquiries into what exactly happened.
"It opens up opportunities to connect deeper with our people and the land."