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Top sportspeople set to shine in 2015
There is plenty to look forward to in 2015 for Rotorua sports fans. Rotorua Daily Post sports reporter Gary Hamilton-Irvine has made a list of his top-10 local teams and individuals to keep an eye on during 2015.
Races just part of fun day out
If you're looking for a relaxed way of spending the Christmas holidays with family and friends and some entertainment why not head to the Arawa Racecourse this Sunday.
Rugby: Difficult draw for Bay sides
The draw for next month's Bayleys National Sevens is yet to be circulated but the battle lines have been drawn for the final hit-out before the teams reach Rotorua Stadium.
Ben Guild: BYO stumped before its start
Northern Districts chief executive Peter Roach got that horrible feeling Tuesday. The one where you know something is behind you, but you're not quite sure what, writes Ben Guild.
Cricket: Sodhi welcomed back by Knights
The country's leading leg spinner's exclusion from the Black Caps test side to play Sri Lanka today means he is available to form a potential three-pronged spin attack.
Early bird gets free match
Head to the Rotorua International Stadium tomorrow for the next round of the ASB Football Premiership.
Football: WaiBOP aims to extend record
WaiBOP United will look to keep their winning record alive in Rotorua when they host Hawke's Bay United.
Football: WaiBOP s Shaw joins national board
Rotorua's Deryck Shaw has been elected to New Zealand Football's executive committee.
Opinion: Revamp offers new pathway
A new Baywide club format will be rolled out during the next couple of years and was agreed upon this week between the three sub-unions (Central, Western and Eastern Bay).