Sport BOP health team carries on helping clients
Sport BOP's health team put systems in place to continue supporting clients in lockdown.
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Books flying of shelves as people return to library
The Rotorua library is still welcoming on average 500 customers per day in alert level 2.
Overnight works at Sala St intersection next week
Contractors will put in a new stormwater pipe outside Carters.
Local Focus: Rotorua school principals reflect on returning to school
Only 80% of students returned to classrooms in Level 2. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Quiz nights making a return in the city
Quiz nights are gradually starting up again at local businesses.
Music Month celebrations a hit in lockdown
Rotorua has continued to celebrate New Zealand Music Month in May, with a great response.
Supporting both business and charity
Running for Hope Rotorua encourages people to help support local businesses.
All invited to Rotorua's Queen's Birthday high tea
The event was an initiative hoping to bring support to local tourism operators.
Jo Raphael: Carnage on our roads is a numbers game
COMMENT: Queen's Birthday is coming up and people are itching to get away.
Hope that lockdown lessons of active lifestyle carried on
Many of Sport BOP's programmes are now preparing for a 'new normal' to start in June.
Woman denies murdering Tokoroa man
The body of the 34-year-old victim was discovered at a property on Moa Place on May 10.
Blankets with Love Rotorua seeks help
The Blankets with Love Rotorua appeal is going ahead with some differences this year.
Plummeting numbers prompt call for free school buses
"Things like that would be a real assistance to our community."
Domestic visitors returning vibrancy to Rotorua
Accommodation providers are looking forward to a busy weekend.
Police name man who died in Ngongotahā crash
The driver was the sole occupant and died at the scene.
Rotorua shovel-ready projects reach 'long short list'
The council were also provided with an update on the lakefront development on Thursday.
Government invests millions in job pathways for youth
"This is not just an employment service it's about providing wraparound support."
Zizi Sparks: AIMS Games cancellation a chance to learn a life lesson
COMMENT: The cancellation of the games will teach kids to persevere.
Local Focus: Rotorua school principals reflect on returning to school
Only 80% of students returned to classrooms in Level 2. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Controlled burn sends smoke across Rotorua's west
It appeared a large amount of wood was being burned off.
Six arrested after two separate police chases through Rotorua
Six people have been arrested in two separate police chases through Rotorua today.
Drive through hāngī: Would you like steamed pud with that?
Now you can get a real tasting ground hangi without getting out of your car.
Police pursuit shootout: Elderly people nearly run over in chase - witness
Man arrested after high-speed chase through Bay of Plenty with shots fired 'randomly'.
Quakes keep Rotorua residents bleary-eyed
About 360 people reported that they felt it as a moderate to weak shake.
Where Rotorua's homeless can still get help
There's no more night shelter but there's still help if you're struggling.
Whakatāne Wharf remediation 'couldn't come at a better time'
The construction of the Whakatāne Town Wharf began more than 100 years ago in 1919.
Alert level 2: Busy roads mean more danger
There have been two fatal accidents in Bay of Plenty in as many weeks.
To the maimai, to the pond! Duck shooting season under way
Duck hunting enthusiasts were finally able to head out at the weekend.
Caught on camera: Thieves back as lockdown levels lift
As more people venture outdoors, so are thieves.
Accusations fly over free CBD parking proposal
Mayor and councillors clash after discussion on issue delayed.
Medication trouble: Rotorua doctors urge people to plan ahead
The number of people not taking their usual medications had increased over recent weeks.
Anchor AIMS Games postponed until 2021
'This pandemic is so much bigger than sport.'