
Hell's Gate offers free entry to spa, geothermal walk with vaccination
The Rotorua thermal park is opening its doors to encourage vaccination.
The Rotorua thermal park is opening its doors to encourage vaccination.
However, another councillor says it's not time to 'quibble'.
The Arts Village Summer Festival is an annual market with New Zealand artists and makers.
The input will lead to practical actions in the Waiariki Disability Action Plan,
Bernie Hornfeck has had a life-long love affair with the kumara.
Combined efforts aim to improve wellbeing
Whakaue Pakihi offers a hand to help traders reach a wider audience.
Growing food reconnects us to Papatuanuku, and the kumara is part of the Māori DNA.
Paul Hickey discusses traffic lights, Christmas elves and Rotorua Christmas Lights Trail.
Donna Reiss is loving helping out the Rotorua Salvation Army Foodbank this festive season.
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Mark Noble unveiled his mural as part of a Keep New Zealand Beautiful mural competition.
The Evolocity regional finals were a success for Bay students
Tauranga Hospital's emergency department and an icecream truck visited by Covid cases.
'It's good for majority of people to get to a certain point and then you need more.'
Funding will be used to create eight single waka and equipment fit for tamariki to lift.
Lakeisha Collier from Horohoro School has received a Fred Hollows Humanity Award
Rotorua's Jessamine Bradley has been announced as a Kiwibank Local Hero Medallist.
Officer resigned before employment investigation was finished.
A local National Party member is "stunned" by Simon Bridge's sudden demotion.
OPINION: It's about time a plan was in place to open our borders.
Sixty Rotorua families will get new houses in the latest Kāinga Ora housing development.
Travel agent says the news is like "the end of a war" but tourism operators are cautious.
OPINION: Home is really where I want to be this summer. I'll be staying put.
OPINION: It's only November and I've already ticked up a summer first I'm not proud of
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Tarewa Rd residents are sick of their houses shaking when heavy trucks take short cuts.
Community leaders fear Rotorua will go into the red setting based on vaccination rates.
Businesses will be able to download an app that will verify their customers' vax status.
Fire and Emergency NZ were called to a fire at an address on Te Manga Place.