MP says stockcar club shouldn't oust Confederate flag
But black woman Shalane Williams says the club flags are "a metaphoric slap in the face".
But black woman Shalane Williams says the club flags are "a metaphoric slap in the face".
New figures reveal the cost of housing the homeless in motels in Rotorua.
A trio from Auckland are taking on a mammoth challenge for the Mental Health Foundation.
The Bay of Plenty Rugby Union project will see up to 12,000 rugby balls given away.
Police were at the store making inquiries both last night and this morning.
"It's great for the community to be working together for a common cause."
It has been a prominent symbol representing the Rotorua Rebels and Rascals for decades.
The historic clock is 80cm wide, 70cm tall and 60cm deep.
Gateway Funerals is renovating a Kawerau building to start the town's only funeral home.
Should we be allowed to smoke and grow cannabis for recreational purposes?
Men 'spent a good minute or two' smashing up the car.
There are now 27 WorkSafe staff working on the investigation into the eruption.
From just four senior players. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
The council chief executive says the strategy is 'not just a lot of words on paper'.
From just four senior players. Made with funding by NZ On Air.
COMMENT: Crushing the virus feels lonely when you can't visit loved ones abroad.
A man accused of murdering a woman in Te Teko remains in custody.
He was 16 when he was involved in Beverly Bouma's death in 1998. Now he's back in jail.
Eat Streat patrons got more than they bargained for on Friday.
Police, fire and ambulance are attending the incident.
A witness says he saw police pull over several vehicles and handcuff the occupants.
Police attempted to stop the vehicle at the intersection of Central Rd and Jackson Rd.
Rotorua Awa Club is aiming to help make water sports more accessible to people and youth.
Ngongotahā School is holding a Walk-a-thon and thanking essential workers.
Three Rotorua youth tackling Mount Maunganui for Hillary Outdoor Education Centre.
COMMENT: Change is needed because what we're doing now is not working.
Entries for next year's event have come in at record breaking frequency.
ArtsMad is back and taking on its first virtual appearance.
Kaleb Trask's rise has been rapid but it has not been without hurdles.
Advice given for people thinking of buying a home for the first time.