Better future for inanga (whitebait) on the Whakatāne River
New whitebait ponds and spawning habitat were built in the river berm.
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Club Sports Wrap: Waiariki women take top honours
Competitions ended and titles were won in the latest weekend of club sport.
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It's been a long wait, but the sculpture is now in place. So what do you think?
Bay of Plenty woman's incredible mission: 12 marathons in 12 months
Deb Gee is on a mission to raise awareness and funds for a cause close to her heart.
Jobs to be created from millions given to timber industry
The funding was announced today by Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones.
Night Fever: Outstanding school production a must see
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Regional council chief: We'll try harder at communicating with people
The promise followed a survey about residents' satisfaction with the regional council.
Could Jordi Webber be Rotorua's next Temuera Morrison?
Actor's career has moved from strength to strength since his debut in NZ band Titanium.
'Massive increases': Online spending doubles and saves many Bay retailers
Pedalling their wares online has been what's saved many local retailers from going bust.
40 in 40: Verna's marathon effort
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Revealed: How much individual motels pocket from emergency housing
How much have motels earned from Government money for emergency housing?
'Bonfire' of ratepayer dollars: Rotorua's Hemo sculpture finally installed
Two parts of the sculpture were airlifted separately.
Samantha Motion: Five weeks to the election - here's who I think will win in the Bay
COMMENT: There are four safe seats and one to watch in the Bay of Plenty region
Dawn Picken: Is New Zealand a fascist state?
COMMENT: People troubled by government policies during the pandemic have options.
Life-long friendships: How social connection helps with ageing
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Power restored more than eight hours after crash
Power was cut to nearly 300 customers after a crash on Clayton Rd.
Homeless crisis: Chamber calls for removal of 'barriers to progress'
Rotorua Chamber of Commerce calls for removal of barriers to get more houses.
Election 2020: Stakes are high in rainbow policy debate
A group of university students are calling for more transparency on rainbow issues.
'Arguably the most famous ruru': Celebrating the life of Whisper
Wingspan's much loved ruru/morepork Whisper has died aged 13.
Funding success boosts conservation efforts in Rotorua
The funding is for practical projects conserving New Zealand's indigenous biodiversity.
Labour's policy - a salve for small business?
COMMENT: Small businesses are desperate for support but the devil will be in the detail.
Rotorua man to stand trial for attempted murder
Makiri had previously pleaded not guilty to attempts to murder.
How high Bay of Plenty drowning rates are being tackled
Drowning is the number one cause of recreational deaths in New Zealand.
Letters to the editor: Investors pushing up price of homes
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Regional forecast: Snow expected on Desert Road
Take care if you are driving in the area.
Two-month fundraiser thrills Stroke Foundation
The club has raised $2500 for Stroke Foundation over a two-month 'Stroke Play' fundraiser.
Performing Arts Centre tipped to be international destination
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Rotorua Daily Post readership sees massive increase
The number of people reading the Rotorua Daily Post has increased.
Letters to the Editor: More houses mean lower rents and more choice
Rotorua Daily Post readers have their say