
Matariki magic: Fun for all in celebration
There is a range of events on throughout Rotorua to enjoy and celebrate this Matariki.
There is a range of events on throughout Rotorua to enjoy and celebrate this Matariki.
The threat of rain did not hold people back from getting out and enjoying Rotorua.
'There is strong hiring intent across all sectors,' says Economic Development interim CEO.
TVNZ says the documentary is a personal story and focuses on McLachlan's experience.
Serviceman M led a team of eight on to Whakaari post-eruption - now he has been honoured.
OPINION: Our Queen's Birthday Honours recipients deserve to be proud.
Māori Development Minister Willie Jackson made the announcement in Rotorua on Thursday.
The couple have been appointed members of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Wayne 'Buck' Shelford gratefully accepts his unexpected Knighthood honour.
Men's Health Week runs from June 14 to 20, 2021.
The chef and entrepreneur will be speaking at an evening event in Rotorua.
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In a rematch of their 2018 bout, Marvin Vettori is looking to settle the score.
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Tania Tapsell and the love of her live, Kanin Clancy, are married. But why the big secret?
Can students realistically go to the best university for their future career?
The Volcanix start their season against Auckland on Saturday, July 16.
A Fiesta Pinoy celebration is being held at the Rotorua Night Market on June 10.
Sixty-four local swimmers took the plunge to help eradicate Polio in the world.
A Hospice Eastern BOP social worker and counsellor has her role reinstated.
A silent auction for original artwork of falcon Hatupatu is now open for bidding.
Peeni Henare speaks on the $242m set aside from the Budget for Māori health
Opinion: The Breakers took home a nail-biting win but the atmosphere was the highlight.
Opinion: Sure there are going to be sceptics but you have to start somewhere.
The school immediately entered their lockdown procedure after contacting police.
It comes after the Government invested $12 million into Māori tourism last year.
OPINION: A happy medium needs to be found for burnt-out school leaders.