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Abundance of events coming up to celebrate Matariki
Matariki, this year celebrated on June 24, is the nationally recognised Māori New Year.
Man arrested after 'prolonged and violent' assault on teen at mall
It followed a public appeal for information issued by police today.
Mt Tarawera eruption anniversary marked with film screening
On June 10, 1886, Mount Tarawera erupted, claiming 120 lives and grimly impacting iwi.
Rotorua 5.7 per cent rates rise one step closer
The mayor says a rates decrease and reduced expenditure won't carry the district forward.
Live: 7927 new community cases, 27 deaths, 12 in ICU
A health official says we're on the same path as other countries experience more waves.
Stella Awards: Putting in the hard graft for customers
Entries are now open for the Stella Awards with both business and individual categories.
Floyd clawing his way back to purrfect health
Floyd is a live-in manager and vermin exterminator.
'Prolonged and violent assault': Police appeal after teen attacked
A boy in his mid-teens is the victim of a prolonged and violent assault, police say.
Chips and drinks: Rotorua petrol station ram-raided
The manager said he was notified of the incident around 10pm last night.
Warnings after boat sinks in BOP, tramp salvaged from Lake Rotorua
The boat sunk on Saturday and needed to be salvaged by the regional council.
Premium Debate: How climate change could drive up insurance costs
Subscribers have their say.
Bryce Heard: Time for courageous community leadership
OPINION: We need a clear, public, and unequivocal city development plan.
'They're beatable': How the Chiefs could end Crusaders' era of dominance
The Chiefs won the last meeting between the two sides in Christchurch.
Councillors welcome new rules to protect election candidate privacy
Candidates' physical addresses no longer required to be displayed.
Lotto: Lady luck spreads cheer around BOP
Lotto Second Division was struck in last night's live Lotto draw.
'Exciting': New $2m 'upmarket backpackers' planned for Rotorua
It will include a manager's residence and guest lounge but no kitchen.
Gang pad fire in Murupara 'not suspicious'
Building suffers 'substantial damage' after blaze in early hours of Monday morning.
Tūrangi's $3.5m sports facility 'a long time coming'
The next stage of the project at Tūrangitukua Park was marked with a blessing recently.
Taupō rock art collective to preserve precious taonga
The collective needs support to continue growing its kaupapa.
How New Zealand led the world in nursing
Taupō author Pamela Wood has explored the history of nursing in New Zealand
40 years as a lawyer: 'I'm enjoying it more than any other time in my legal career'
Medical treatment in another town forced Taupō lawyer to work remotely, and he loves it.
South Auckland deputy principal to head up Taupō high school
New principal to bring knowledge of Pasifika and Māori student achievement to Taupō.
Environmental group's student membership grows
Greening Taupō Arbor day event sees 4500 trees planted beside football fields.
Five on trial after attempt to take back loaned caravan results in attack
Five people are on trial related to an attack at a Kaimai Ranges property last year.
'Shouting, screeching tyres and a thud': Gangs clash in street, man hit by car - witness
The incident happened in Tāneatua, a small Bay of Plenty town.
Mātauranga Māori meets New York Times
A te ao Māori initiative for Rotorua lakes has caught the attention of the New York Times.
Ten submit on council's 5.7 per cent rates hike proposal
The council's report says many submitters were 'inaccurate' and lacked 'understanding'.
'Small chance' NZ will experience more aggressive Covid variant; 24 deaths and 7050 cases today
Medical fraternity concerned about potential long-term organ damage from Covid: expert
Focus Live: New Zealand past the peak and on 'steady plateau' of lingering cases
Professor Ian Town says there is still much to be learned about Omicron and its variants. Video / Mark Mitchell
Where there's smoke: How illegal wood burners are being detected in Rotorua
The initiative will support ongoing efforts to improve air quality in Rotorua.
Taupō motel murder accused granted name suppression
Two men have been charged with the murder of Taupo man Ryan Woodford.
The Premium Debate: Subscribers discuss the state of the building and construction industry
Premium subscribers have their say on the state of the building and construction industry.
Haka judged at Māori league tournament in Rotorua
It's more than just a rugby league tournament.