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Michael Pilaar Memorial Music Fund opens for applications
"We want to encourage the making of classical music by our young people."
Five-star Pullman reopening after redundancies
The hotel with 130 rooms and suites employed close to 100 staff after opening in January.
Youth charged after armed robbery at Springfield Superette
The youth will appear in Rotorua Youth Court today.
Truck crash blocks lane on State Highway 1 near Taupō
The blockage may cause minor disruptions.
House 'extensively damaged' in Fordlands fire
Two fire trucks worked to extinguish the fire.
How did Covid-19 affect house prices?
Rotorua was the best faring area and has a 'bright outlook'.
Deputy PM supports managed isolation in Rotorua
Looking after New Zealanders coming home is a 'shared burden'.
Comment: Government investment great but what about Tauranga?
Comment: Of the $12.35m invested in the region over the weekend, Tauranga saw $660k.
Te Arawa teams up with MSD to solve Rotorua's employment woes
The partnership was set to make a "real difference".
Person injured after car goes down bank off State Highway 5, Tapapa
Police were called to the scene about 8.45am.
Two separate car fires at same time in Rotorua
Fire crews were called to both incidents at 11.30pm.
Families 'distraught' at proposal for site of loved ones' ashes
Lakes District Council has plans for a development at the site.
Rotorua isolation hotel evacuated
Firefighters donned extra protective gear to enter hotel.
Surge in empty shops post-Covid hits Rotorua CBD hard
One business leader says a raft of initiatives are needed simultaneously to restore CBD.
'Icing on the cake': Funding top-up for Rotorua museum roof
"We are all in this, after all, together," Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters said.
'We've had a bit of a hiding': Tornado as Bay of Plenty lashed with wild weather
"Driving conditions will also be hazardous with surface flooding and poor visibility."
Born with a broken heart: A lockdown miracle
Without open heart surgery, Kylan Black would not have lived to see his first birthday.
Booster shot for Rotorua Museum and forest development
The $2 million will be used to replace the Te Whare Taonga o Te Arawa Rotorua Museum roof.
Locals are making side hustles work. Find out how you can too
We ask the experts why side hustles are so popular and speak to three locals who have them
Jo Raphael: The creative ways people are remembering their loved ones
COMMENT: The ways ashes can be memorialised are endless.
Pandemic Parenting: Sometimes, our kids have more than adolescent angst
Comment: Being a teenager is hard enough without the world in freefall.
Go Local! Discounted dinner offered for essential service workers
Skyline Rotorua is giving back to essential service workers as thanks for lockdown effort.
Public transport challenge: Use buses while they are free
"We are in times where things are different ... We need to give this a try."
Stars line up as women's rugby returns
Bay of Plenty's women's players have the chance to play with and against the best.
'Nothing if not resilient' divide over isolation hotels
"Let's pick ourselves up, recalibrate our plans and expectations and get on with it."
Letters to the editor: Let's make Rotorua a 'wellbeing town'
OPINION: Readers have their say.
Thunder, pouring rain, severe winds for the Bay of Plenty
Residents are asked to be very careful.
Road works on Sala St for safety improvements
Drivers are asked to be patient and drive carefully.
Creativity in lockdown on show
Parksyde Community Centre is holding an exhibition showcasing art from during lockdown.
Night-time Zorb fun raises funds for good cause
Zorb Rotorua, along with Mitai Māori Village, raised funds for Salvation Army Rotorua.
Business celebrates 50 years of diverse work
Rotorua family owned and operated business Wood Masters Ltd celebrates 50 years in July.
Twenty years of clicking and clacking for those in need
Operation Cover Up Rotorua is celebrating the 20-year anniversary of the initiative.