Rotorua Daily PostThe battle over TakamoreThe battle for the body of James Takamore may be heading back to court after a planned exhumation in the Eastern Bay of Plenty was blocked by protesters.08 Aug 11:11 PM
Rotorua Daily PostSykes compares Dotcom raid to Urewera 'terror raids'Prominent Maori-rights activist and Mana Party candidate for Waiariki Annette Sykes has compared the Tuhoe "terror raids" to the raid on Kim Dotcom's Coatesville mansion.07 Aug 09:02 PM
Rotorua Daily PostAwards celebrate Te Arawa achievementsA celebration of Te Arawa achievement will be held next month in the annual Te Arawa Awards.06 Aug 09:00 PM
Rotorua Daily PostStaying true to simple roots"I honestly don't know what it is," says Te Ururoa Flavell, setting a glass jar of curious white gunk down on his kitchen bench.05 Aug 05:00 PM
Rotorua Daily PostInternet Mana Party welcomed on to maraeTe Arawa hapu Ngati Tumatawera officially helped Mana Party candidate Annette Sykes begin her election campaign in earnest today with a spirited welcome to Apumoana Marae. With Ms Sykes were Mana leader Hone Harawira and Internet Mana representatives Laila Harre and Kim Dotcom. Watch29 Jul 01:43 AM
Rotorua Daily PostLanguage won migrant's heartA Rotorua resident originally from Liverpool, England, can not only speak te reo Maori but is teaching it, with several textbooks about the language to his name.25 Jul 03:00 AM
Rotorua Daily PostCarver delighted Adams wore taonga (+ video)A former Whakatane carver and artist has had his worked displayed in front of millions at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games.24 Jul 10:47 PM
Rotorua Daily PostMore popular Maori name suggestionsWhile Nikau and Aria were the most popular Maori baby names last year, some Rotorua readers have other suggestions.24 Jul 08:00 PM
VideoWHHS kapa hakaWHHS kapa haka leaders Te Rangimonoa Rangihau and Puahaere Vaka prepare for the National Secondary School Kapa Haka competition next week.Watch22 Jul 03:51 AM
VideoRotorua Mayor Steve Chadwick speaks te reo MaoriRotorua Mayor Steve Chadwick celebrates Te Wiki o te Reo Maori - Maori Language Week. Watch22 Jul 03:27 AM
