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Summer interns welcomed to Rotorua
An event to welcome summer interns and to celebrate their future opportunities was held.
Paul Hickey: 2022 highlights, breakfast show, merry Christmas
Paul Hickey discusses some highlights of 2022 and wishes the community a merry Christmas.
Eastern Bay digest: Serial pet killers, flooded home, and failing drinking water plans
A round-up of the latest Local Democracy Reporting stories from the Eastern Bay.
Programme helping kids connect with city taonga
From next year, Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories curriculum will become compulsory.
Rotorua has plenty to offer this summer to keep both locals and visitors entertained
There is plenty on in Rotorua during the summer and holiday season.
Migrant families embrace Kiwi Christmas
The Bunne-Namdaris, Arpanaeis, Calderons and Iwasakis will be celebrating a Kiwi Christmas
Opinion: Thank you Rotorua for amazing generosity in 2022 Christmas Appeal
Rotorua Weekender reporter Shauni James shares appeal highlights and thanks.
Luke Kirkness: Common sense must prevail over the summer break
OPINION: We can't let Christmas or summer be an excuse not to isolate.
Airports’ busiest day today: What you need to know
More than 55,000 people are flying with Air NZ today - and long queues are possible.
Scion photography exhibition celebrates 75 years of impact
A new photography exhibition is taking visitors to Scion on a trip down memory lane.
Sonya Bateson: Christmas is a time to cherish family and home
OPINION: Home is where your family is.
Young Rotorua artists invited to enter indigenous graffiti art competition
Local artist Taumata Soloman encourages budding street artists to enter a competition.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Kapa haka in blood of proud performer
Opinion: The road to Te Matatini is about wellbeing.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Creative crafts own pathway
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Be the one that others copy is Nan’s advice to her mokopuna.
Rangiwhakaekeau, a warrior of great repute
Of all the children born to Rangitihi – none was more famous than warrior Rangiwhakaekeau.
Find a house or it's jail, judge sends warning to driver
She has one more chance to find a suitable address for electronic bail.
How to avoid Covid-19 as local case numbers double
Last week, Te Whatu Ora Lakes recorded its highest number of new Covid cases since July.
'It will come alive': Excitement, rejoicing as local iwi buys iconic tourism site
A Ngāti Whakaue kaumātua says it is a time to rejoice.
'You've got to be joking': Papakāinga site hit again
A man in charge of an iwi housing development hit by thieves has had his ute stolen again.
Regional council posts $10m deficit
The operating deficit was $3.9 million higher than the budgeted deficit of $6.1 million.
Swimmers warned to avoid two lakes as potentially toxic algae spreads
The health warning is based on water test results and visual observations.
TDC chief steps down to take up new role
Taupō District Council CEO Gareth Green is stepping down for a new role in New Plymouth.
‘More should have been done’: Young mother of four undergoing chemo suffers mouldy home
The woman made multiple complaints but it 'fell on deaf ears'.
Tornados and thunderstorms: Severe weather watch issued for Bay of Plenty
Thunderstorms are expected to develop around midday.
Dirty nappy, slime covered walls: Former emergency housing tenant shares her experience
Saying the emergency housing system breaches human rights is an understatement - tenant.
'Get the whenua back': Ngāti Whakaue to buy Rainbow Springs land
In March, Ngāi Tahu Holdings closed Rainbow Springs citing substantial operating costs.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers weigh in on the construction slow-down
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Maketū to establish its own climate change plan
A Bay iwi develops its own climate change strategy.
Wettest spring on record for Taupō
It's official: Taupō had its wettest spring on record with more than 50cm of rain falling.
Ngongotahā community gets behind foodbank collection for 10th year
About 20 shopping bags filled with food items were donated.