Kāhu ki Rotorua: Houses carved to commemorate brothers
Ngati Pikiao carved the whare.
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Oceania BMX Championships coming to Rotorua
Rotorua is the only New Zealand venue in the championship schedule.
Unrest reported at Taupō Volcano, new equipment installed
GeoNet says it will give more details on future tsunami, land movement and quake location.
Summer of discontent: Cyclone Hale blows away - but more rain is on the way
Several regions across the country should still expect showers headed into the weekend.
Letters to the editor: Blue Baths neglect disgraceful
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
2022 Money Year in Review: October to December
Business mortgages tied to the house and farmers feeling the pinch
New Zealand's wettest major centre in 2022 revealed
La Niña was one of the primary drivers of last year’s weather patterns.
Lake levels on the edge
Concerns have been raised about the effects of high water levels in Lake Taupō.
Philanthropy on tap at concert bar
Taupō woman Karis Anderson is the first person to be selected for concert fundraiser.
Sausages recalled after possible plastic contamination
Warning is for Neat Meat Company, Harmony brand beef sausages.
'It has taken everything': East Coast couple's home inundated by silt, storm debris
In an hour, Linda Gough saw her Tolaga Bay property covered in storm debris and water.
Opera at the Pā returns: 'This is the time where we begin to create magic'
'The fact that they’re opening up their marae for our performance means everything.'
Tourists rescued from Lake Tarawera
"It’s a timely reminder for anyone planning a day walk."
Massive rise in struggling families needing support
One charity is reporting an 80 per cent increase for food support.
Cyclone Hale hits south; house buried by storm debris; locals fight to save boat club
The fierce storm is being described as a one-in-20 year event.
Dame Susan Devoy reflects on her life-changing moment
The Kiwi icon on the moment she realised life isn't an even playing field.
Warning to stay off beaches due to risk of rogue waves, big surges
Rogue waves could be strong enough to knock someone over and sweep them out to sea.
Live: SH1 closed; Cyclone Hale heads south; House buried by storm debris
The fierce storm is being described as a one-in-20 year event.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers react to what first-home buyers can expect in 2023
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Money Year in Review: July to September 2022
Weaker house prices, fewer home loans and millions of dollars for research projects.
Clean your boats to keep pests out of lakes
The team has seen a positive shift in the behaviour of boaties.
Live: Coromandel cut off - wild weather as Hale hits hard, Gisborne declares emergency
The fierce storm is being described as a one-in-20 year event.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: High time we let young people take the lead
OPINION: We shouldn't dismiss young people so easily.
Opinion: The trainer behind the athletes
OPINION: Trainer has a unique approach to training and adapts programmes to suit.
Surf, sand and summer injuries: $14 million in ACC claims
The leading causes of summer injuries don't come as a surprise.
'Worst' summer in 19 years: Campgrounds, farmers brace for even more wet weather
Already the amount of rainfall in Tauranga is five times more than what it was last year.
Local state of emergency declared as major river nears breach levels
Civil Defence warning ex-cyclone is “potentially one of the worst ones they have seen”.
‘Overwhelming’: Bay Olympian Mike Dawson reaches South Pole
The Bay athlete was part of an Inspiring Explorers team.
'Very gnarly': Boaties, surfers do battle with Cyclone Hale amid choppy, messy waves
Bay of Plenty coastal areas are being battered by rough seas.