Hundreds of school children took part in the Baywide Rippa Rugby World Cup at Ray Boord Park last Friday , photographer Ben Fraser was there to capture the rips, runs and triumphs.
Image 1 of 7: Rippa Rugby World Cup at Boord Park. Ashton Martin, 10, Glenholme School. Photo/Ben Fraser
Te Arawa Lakes Trust celebrated 100 years by showcasing its biosecurity work. Photos / Laura Smith
The National National Secondary Schools Waka Ama champs are being held at Lake Tikitapu this week. Photos / Andrew Warner
Photos of the Rotorua Supper club over the last 15 years.
Supper Club 2024 raised a record amount for Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Rotorua's annual free concert Re-Imagine Lakeside 2024 was held on Saturday. Photos / Laura Smith
Despite the rain music lovers flocked to One Love in Tauranga Domain. Photos / Maryana Garcia
Images from this year's Rotorua Daily Post Christmas Appeal.
QE Health has supported thousands on their journey to health and wellness since its doors first opened in 1942. Originally named Queen Elizabeth Hospital, the facility was originally intended as a temporary facility to help rehabilitate injured soldiers after World War II. Recuperating soldiers would take part in a daily programme of therapy including exercise, counselling, recreation, occupational and physiotherapy plus balneotherapy or spa treatments.
More than 1000 people march in Rotorua protesting 'anti-Māori' policies. Photos / Laura Smith
2023 marked Graffiato's tenth year, with ten contributing artists creating murals in Taupō's CBD over Labour Weekend.
Locals painted the town pink this evening for the Rotorua Breast Cancer Trust’s annual Pink Walk.
Images of Queen Elizabeth 2 Hospital (QE Health) over the years.
Jumps, kicks and spins dazzled Rotorua as ten couples put all their energy on the dance floor in front of a crowd of thousands to help fundraise for Rotorua Community Hospice. Rotorua Daily Post photographer Andrew Warner was there.
Some of the winning images from 2023's Mercury Photo Competition as part of NZ Geothermal Week 2023.
As the rain keeps falling, the lakes keep filling. Rotorua Daily Post photographer Andrew Warner captured some of the impact lake levels are having.
New Zealand Institute of Architects Bay of Plenty and Waikato award winners were announced in Rotorua. Photos / Supplied
Tangi for Mongrel Mob Barbarians president Stephen Rota Taiatini causes traffic chaos in Ohope and Whakatane. Photos / Andrew Warner
More than 1,000 students from local schools helped to plant trees in Taupō's Crown Park as part of the big day.
Photos from the Rotorua Aquatic Cente indoor pool construction in 1986. Photos / Rotorua Lakes Council
Young runners were out in force taking part in the 2023 Rotorua Mini Marathon.
Waka Ama Secondary School Nationals at Tikitapu. Photos / Andrew Warner
Rotorua Cricket Association chairman Paul Wylie is annoyed the cricket nets have been vandalised again.
Mark Solon and Jane Solon inside their newly refurbished restaurant, Urbano Bistro, which reopened this week after a car crashed inside nearly six weeks ago.
ANZAC Day civic service at the Sir Howard Morrison Performing Arts Centre.
