
'Significant milestone': Trust takes up reins of Kaimai Mamaku Restoration Project
The transition to the trust was marked with a formal handover ceremony at Wairere Falls.
The transition to the trust was marked with a formal handover ceremony at Wairere Falls.
COMMENT: What have I become? It's not my fault, it's technology's fault.
'We are making strong progress and we now have a clear understanding of what occurred.'
One Bay of Plenty couple shares why they bought a business before a home and their plans to grow their income in a different way.
Here's what's on this week that you might not have been aware of.
Ruby Arefin and Kirsty Nicholson have been working hard on their dance routine.
Rotorua council heard submissions on its draft development contributions policy on Friday.
New figures reveal just how the Bay's air impacts health.
Funeral directors are also calling on the Government for greater financial support.
Ministry 'closely monitoring' the increase in cases as part of an 'ongoing review'.
Subscribers have their say on gang reaction to Govt plan for crackdown on gang crime.
OPINION: There's no excuse for bad driver behaviour.
Frustration as a glitch in the planned Lotto upgrade causes online tickets to 'disappear'.
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The second cousins are the only two family members of their generation still alive.
Why are people sitting on the property ladder fence at the moment?
After nearly 30 years, they're still selling out shows to devoted fans.
Mark Lister says it could be a little tougher this time around.
Interest hikes a 'hit from both ends' for first-time buyers struggling to afford a house.
Rotorua was expected to recover faster than Tauranga, property commentators say
A mask-wearing survey in downtown Rotorua and what it shows.
The final decision will go before the council, 68 years after the land was taken.
A social services provider has raised serious questions about a Fenton St hotel.
'We need to be upfront a recession is here ... impacted families are battling it today.'
The 'whole day event' means the feline population will no longer be growing.
The tally is slightly down after more than 11,000 community cases for three days in a row.
Amy Kalan and Murray Drinnan were 2021's volunteer entry winners, and are training hard.
OPINION: Arrests need to be made at times, but they won't lead to significant change.