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With a level 4 lockdown under way, there are bound to be a lot of emotions to be felt.
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A Rotorua mother has set up a virtual village for parents and whānau during lockdown.
Rotorua held its annual Road Safety Youth Expo this week.
Exhibitions have been inspiring the next year's intake of Arts students to achieve.
We need to live in a preventative world now to help stop the spread of Covid-19.
COMMENT: Practising basic hygiene is the best measure to take - to ward off all ills.
What can be done about increasing numbers of homeless people within Rotorua?
There are many different reasons students miss school.
Are tattoos as taboo as they used to be? Should we accept tattoos as an expression of Art?
'What really is wrong with a little female butt cheek?'
Moving house can be an emotional time for some and straightforward for others.
What little white lies do you tell your children to keep the magic of Christmas alive?
This year's Amjazz Dance Studio's show is all about feelings and emotions.
COMMENT: Lifting someone else up doesn't bring you down.
Vetora celebrates its 75th Jubilee of service to Rotorua with the launch of a book.
Melissa Waaka showcases her jewellery collection at Pacific Runway Show in Sydney.
Rotorua Christmas Parade and Festival is coming up on November 30 at Government Gardens.
How can we reduce costs in our own funerals? What are our options?
Hungry children find it hard to concentrate and learn in schools.
Summer sunshine provides a lot of fun, but how aware are we of the damage it can cause?
New cop Jimi-Leigh McLean is looking forward to giving back to the Rotorua community.
Members of the Rotorua babywearing community are looking to celebrate with a flash mob.
The Fraser family name is famous down at Paradise Valley Speedway.
Learning to pronounce Maori words correctly is a challenge for some New Zealanders.
It is Rotorua's Red Hot Lavas' turn to host the 2019 Limpy Games.
Clare Jessep hopes Rotorua will donate to Running for Hope this Christmas.
Mamaku Village is set to host 125th birthday celebrations this Labour Weekend.
Westbrook School pupil Stuart Thurlow donates his hard-earned money to his school.
Rotorua group Ngā Raukura performed over 22 shows in the lead-up to the Rugby World Cup.
How do we avoid burnout in the lead-up to Christmas?