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Protecting lake against invasive clams

Ngāti Tarāwhai Iwi Trust sought the temporary closure of Lake Ōkataina to protect it from invasive gold clams. A community meeting to discuss the proposal was held on Wednesday night.

Marcus Jacobson

Marcus Jacobson developer for the Ngongotaha housing project at the site, 31 Ngongotaha Rd.

SH1 truck crash

The crash was reported at about 6.30am on State Highway 1.

Slip at Ōhope

A slip is covering both lanes at the bottom of Ōhope Hill.

Cancer survivor on the test that saved his life

Blue September: Robert Cargill had prostate cancer and is now fully recovered. He had no symptoms of the cancer until he took a PSA test which saved his life.

Rotorua kids supporting the Wahs

Rotorua Primary school's up the Wahs day in support of the Warriors.

Meet Your Candidates event

Rotorua Business Chamber chief executive Bryce Heard hosted the event and talks about how it went. Video / Laura Smith

‘We are the Poutiaki in our lifetime’

Phyllis Tangitu.

Te Purewa’s war trophies

Uhia was the war chief of the Urewera.

Seven trolleys of rubbish in seven months

Tracey McLeod has been picking up rubbish along Rotorua's streets and says the city has a big litter problem, but she has some ideas to address it.

Homeless man's tents, possessions stolen

Paul Russell has been left with few belongings after having most of his worldly possessions stolen while he was freedom camping in the Bay of Plenty.

Miss Rotorua crowning night

Pageant director Kharl WiRepa talks about what is in store for the Miss Rotorua 2023 crowning event.

A vision to connect, uplift and empower whānau

Patua Te Taniwha Charitable Trust are a local suicide awareness, guidance and support entity.

The final night of Pōhutu

A dance of identity and connection, a tapestry of history, culture, and personal vision.

Exploring the battle site of Pukekahu

Travel by foot from the depths of Te Urewera alone is a superhuman undertaking.

Pātere

The following Pātere was composed between 1991 and 1992 for the carvers of NZ Māori Arts and Crafts Institute.

Te Reo

Sandra Velarde already speaks three languages. She wants te reo Maori to be her fourth.

Johnny, 9, happy to be alive

Johnny Raphael is at the forefront of a national awareness campaign for this year’s Child Cancer Foundation Wig Wednesday fundraiser. In this a promotional video for the campaign, recorded last year, he talks about the impact cancer had on him. Video / Child Cancer Foundation