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Pupils get their skates on at Lynmore Primary
The Ice Skate Tour, which travels around New Zealand, stopped off at Lynmore Primary School last week with an artificial ice rink. Photos by Andrew Warner
Rotorua's Good Vibes Winter Festival
Images from Rotorua's Good Vibes Winter Festival 2020. Photos by Andrew Warner.
Rotorua residents have woken to an orange smokey haze from the Australian bush fires.
Rotorua residents have woken to an orange smokey haze from the Australian bush fires.
Photos: Rerewhakaaitu Rodeo
Rotorua Daily Post photographer Stephen Parker went out to the Rerewhakaaitu Rodeo on Monday and captured these images.
Ben Fraser's sports photos of 2019
It was another year of sporting highs and lows in Rotorua. Photographer Ben Fraser picks out some of his favourite snaps of 2019.
Full steam ahead!
Rotorua Daily Post photographer Andrew Warner headed along to Rotorua International Stadium and captured the action, as the Bay of Plenty Steamers smashed Manawatu in the Mitre 10 Cup Championship semifinal.
Kurangaituku netball tournament - final weekend
Kurangaituku netball tournament - final weekend
Photos around NZ
Photos: Auckland Zoo under Covid-19 lockdown
Photos / Grace Watson for Auckland Zoo
Summer Holiday Photo Competition Winners
The winners of the NZ Herald Summer Holiday Photo Competition have been chosen from around 2000 entries
Orange skies over NZ
The impact of smoke from the Australian bush fires created a hazy-orange tint over the North Island. Photos from NZ Herald photographers and images sent in to the newsdesk from readers.
NZME sports reporter trains with BOP Volcanix
Bay of Plenty sports reporter David Beck trains with Bay of Plenty Volcanix.
Rotorua's Secondary School Tough Guy and Gal Challenge
Rotorua's Secondary School Tough Guy and Gal Challenge full of obstacles, mud and laughs.
Rotorua banner match.
Whakarewarewa and Ngongotāha played out the Banner match at Puarenga Park on Saturday.
Youth give spirited performances
Rangatahi from across the region proudly took to the stage for the annual Te Arawa Kapa Haka Tuarua ā Rohe on Friday. Defending champions Raukura took out first place, followed by Te Wharekura o Ngāti Rongomai, Ngā Kura Kaupapa Māori oTe Puku and Ngā Kura ā-Iwi o Tūwharetoa. These photos were supplied from the event.