
'I didn't give up on myself': BMX Olympian receives 'special' honour
Sarah Walker is honoured for her services to BMX and sports governance.
Sarah Walker is honoured for her services to BMX and sports governance.
The King's Birthday honours include famous names and community heroes.
The US dollar has fallen over 6% against the NZ dollar this year.
Three Bay of Plenty players won over $30,000 in Lotto's second division.
The festival created to raise awareness for men's mental health will be held in October.
Mona Blades disappeared while hitch-hiking from Hamilton to Hastings on May 31, 1975.
Young league players set for massive Rotorua event this weekend.
Their bills have been reduced, but it's not the significant cut many hoped for.
Professionals assess the water for colour, clarity, odour and taste.
Rotorua MP Todd McClay rejects claims there have been targeted Māori housing cuts.
Volunteers will clean areas like Linton Park and Ngongotahā Skate Park.
Periods of heavy rain could approach warning criteria, says MetService
Debate on the final split of the controversial scheme's $32.3m cost begins today.
'I'm angry, I'm upset and I'm scared. This decision is just vindictiveness.'
Māori vaccination rates lag behind European children in Bay of Plenty and Lakes.
A car has crashed into Reboot Rotorua in the CBD. Video / Kelly Makiha
Another vehicle involved in the crash left the scene, police say.
Pocket Watchers won the Rotorua Smokefree Rockquest final.
It comes as the council investigates the facility's activities at its current site.
The S&P 500 saw double-digit declines in almost two-thirds of years.
Winter sports-related injury claims have consistently gone up over the past five years.
One organisation welcomed the money but said it is 'not a full solution'.
Once breathing NZ's worst winter air, the city has shed its 20-year-old 'polluted' label.
Scion and Mamaku Blue are developing sustainable fibre trays for blueberries.
'This loss is not only profoundly painful - it is unimaginable.'
Warren Koberstein was convicted of severe animal cruelty offences.
The te reo signs use red for 'Stop' and green for 'Go'.
The new charity op shop opens Monday on Te Ngae Rd, Rotorua.
The Government partnered with Watchman Capital; funding is reportedly solid.
Dansey Rd remains closed, with diversions in place on State Highway 5.