
Taupō man jailed for 'extreme brutal violence' against wife
A man who stabbed his partner with scissors then a large knife has been jailed.
A man who stabbed his partner with scissors then a large knife has been jailed.
OPINION: I don't like Six60 or New Zealand. Let me explain.
This is what one Bay pet foodbank says having shared how in demand their services are.
Find out what happened during the final days of Crankworx Rotorua.
And they think you should too. Here's why.
About 20,000 concertgoers bopped to the band's tunes.
Kiwi top seeds Joelle King and Paul Coll both made it to the NZ Squash Open finals.
Eighteen years ago Hana Seddon realised her life was missing a sense of purpose.
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Reader opinion: Many plus-size items are 'ugly', more expensive, and ill-fitting.
Should Rotorua get more police to deal with the city's emergency housing issues?
The news comes as eight first-home buyer families were welcomed into Wharenui Rise.
OPINION: Even if you are in the position to donate only one or two cans, every bit helps.
Until December 24 the team is seeking donations to help the Salvation Army Foodbank.
'I felt like, despite the weather, the locals still came out. I hope people enjoyed it.'
Its removal will cost about $50,000, seven years after the full installation cost $442k.
A man charged over the BNZ bank incident in Rotorua has appeared in court.
The New Zealand Blues and BBQ Festival will be a feast for the senses.
The Rotorua Arts Village is celebrating its 20th anniversary.
Paul Hickey discusses Guy Fawkes fireworks and a range of BBQ events and news.
The annual Light Up Rotorua Christmas Lights Trail will return from December 1 to 24.
"I can't wait to be a part of everyone's good time on Saturday," Six60's guitarist said.
Rotorua Lakes Council has partnered with Rotorua Police in joining 529 Garage.
Korrey Whyman was shot inside a vehicle as it travelled on SH33 toward Mourea.
OPINION: Families need homes now. We don't have the luxury of time.
Among them was Brook Macdonald, who shared his story of riding again after paralysis.
It's been a long road to Eden Park, but the Black Ferns carry the hopes of a nation.
It's just one more sleep until Te Arawa's youngsters show their cultural pride on stage.