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Kāhu ki Rotorua: Haka directs life’s journey

Kāhu ki Rotorua: All the world’s a stage for devotee of te ao haka.

Kāhu ki Rotorua: Popular poitukohu fills our city courts

Te Arawa teams are the hau kainga at the National Maori Basketball Tournament.

Kāhu ki Rotorua: Adultery caused major ructions in tribe

Wāhiao is associated with the village that sits beneath the ridge of Tuturu and Pohaturoa.

350-home development in Ngongotahā to help Rotorua housing shortage

More details have been released about a Ngongotahā development ahead of tonight's meeting.

Opinion: Building up not out needs embracing

Opinion: The days of the quarter-acre dream could be in the rearview.

Labour MP Tamati Coffey welcomes newborn daughter

Coffey thanked the surrogate mother for giving him 'the gift of life'.

'A big job': People on Rotorua's streets weigh in on challenges facing new PM

Housing, cost of living, health and sustainability are among the issues concerning locals.

Concerns over changes to service for children in emergency housing

"It’s our duty to provide equitable learning opportunities for these kids".

Trust ordered to pay tenant nearly $3K after subletting 'uninhabitable' property

The judgment is the second against the trust in just over a month.

Should I let my child have a YouTube channel?

OPINION: Age-appropriate channel creation wasn’t a topic my parents had to ponder.

'Bring back some stability': Bosses share their 2023 wish lists

A better year, lower inflation, sustainability and new tech top leaders' lists.

Photojournalist helping bridge the gap between farm and plate

The book tells the stories of the people who are the backbone of farming in New Zealand.

Mark Lister: We’re beating inflation, but it’ll come at a price

OPINION: The most crucial development has been increasing evidence of slowing inflation.

From life support to a four year 'hell' recovery: How life has changed for crash victim

Hollie Snell is not like most 21 year olds.

Native birds face being euthanised after Rainbow Springs closure

Homes are being sought for three birds at Rainbow Springs.

Bistro reduces hours as staff shortages hit - but signs 'perfect storm' for jobs easing

There is “light at the end of the tunnel” as new employees start and shortages diminish.

Fun in the sun for whānau in Rotorua’s East for next 10 weeks

Rotorua's East Side residents are being encouraged to go to their local parks.

A celebration of community

Ngati Whakaue will host a fun-filled day at Ohinemutu.