On The Up: 'Unity, service, pride' - Rotorua Indian Association marks 90-year milestone

Over 450 guests attended the 90th jubilee celebration on August 2.

'We have to go big': BoP company navigates tariffs, eyes Amazon debut

The drink will be stocked in over 100 premium New York City venues by the end of August.

'In your face': NBA star Steven Adams brings fun to hometown camp

More than 500 kids, aged 8-14, attended Adams' first camp in Rotorua.

'Eel. Who's going to eat that?': BoP beach eatery's toastie triumph

The toastie featured smoked eel, native herbs, and lava bread.

'We have to go big': BoP company navigates tariffs, eyes Amazon debut

The drink will be stocked in over 100 premium New York City venues by the end of August.

Govt warned of risks to breaking up polytech merger: 'Similar, if not worse' financials

A paper said the proposed future appears to be similar, if not worse.

Mark Lister: Why lower inflation won't ease the cost of living

OPINION: The CPI rose at an annual rate of 2.7% in the June quarter.

Businesses urged to bypass free mediation service due to wait-list

The current wait time for mediation is seven weeks due to high demand.

NZ's ugliest trophy? 105 year-old rugby cup on the line in Rotorua

The Peace Cup was inaugurated to mark the end of World War I.

Ex-All Black picked in Australia's Rugby Championship squad

After serving a three-year stand-down period, the prop is eligible for the Wallabies.

'Super motivating': Why Tauranga's triathlon coup is a big opportunity for local athletes

Tauranga will host the World Triathlon Championship Final in 2028.

Tauranga to host triathlon world championship final

The events are expected to attract more than 6000 international visitors.

Why do Cambodian bakers make the best pies in NZ?

Patrick Lam, an eight-time winner, learned baking from his brother-in-law in 1997.

Run the Forest to showcase Rotorua to thousands of visitors

The sold-out event is expected to inject millions of dollars into the local economy.

Is this the toastie capital of NZ? City has two cafes in competition finals

Head judge Kerry Tyack said having two finalists from one city was impressive.

L.A.B and Stan Walker to kick off summer tour in Tauranga

Aaradhna, Te Wehi and Corrella join them for the December show.

Honda e:N1 full review: like an HR-V with bonus electric

Honda NZ's first full EV is a safe bet for the brand's loyal customers.

Cadillac New Zealand serves up ‘zero GST’ $16k discount on Lyriq EV

Discount packages across NZ and Australia aim to stimulate sales of new American EV.

Ridden: Triumph Speed Twin 1200 is not the Thruxton, okay?

The new Speed Twin 1200 fills the gap left by the much-loved Thruxton.

MG4 makes history with first semi-solid-state battery in a mass-produced EV

The elusive “next big thing” in EV batteries has just stepped into the showroom queue. 

'Property hoarder' selling derelict cottage with no plumbing

Painter Peter McGregor bought riverside property on a whim.

Has the Cardrona Hotel got a new owner? Town is on tenterhooks

Locals say sale is a “very big deal”.

Cambodian businessman’s East Auckland mega-mansion for sale

The 725sqm home has seven bedrooms and a lot of Hollywood glamour.

Ed McKnight: Are investors stopping first-time buyers from getting on the property ladder?

Both groups tend to target entry-level homes.

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'Mindless behaviour': Vandals damage road signs in Rangitīkei

It will cost an estimated $10,000 to install new signs.

'Wool queen' Philippa Wright on The Country

Cam Eyre, George Dodson, Hugh Jackson, Philippa Wright, Barry Soper, and Chris Brandolino.

Fisheries NZ proposes closure of crayfishing areas to aid recovery

Environmentalists applaud the move to restore crayfish populations and habitats.

'Buried alive': Eels likely died due to council contractors not following code of practice

'We are in the process of developing a standard operating procedure.'