First week of Christmas Appeal: Generosity shines
The 2020 Christmas Appeal is in full swing and Rotorua's community is as generous as ever.
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Navigating the minefield of technology and kids
OPINION: Navigating technology and parenting can be a matter of walking a fine line.
Man suffers serious gunshot wound after late night drive-by shooting
Police were alerted to the incident about 11.21pm.
School changes house names following slavery link discovery
Rotorua Boys' High School has changed the name of its houses after 93 years.
Police seek sightings of vehicle involved in fatal SH36 crash
The driver of the Mazda died at the scene.
Local Focus: Te Arawa strikes back on climate change
Iwi and council work together to combat climate change. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Half-a-million dollars more likely for Whakarewarewa Forest
The committee also decided on a way forward for Tarawera's wastewater.
Taupō has abundance of sports events for summer
There are still plenty of opportunities in Taupō to get active or cheer on great sports.
Spread festive cheer and helping hand
The annual Christmas appeal to raise money for Salvation Army's foodbank has begun.
Santa's Wonderland returns to Rotorua
Santa's Wonderland and a Christmas Festival are some festive activities coming up.
Local arts initiatives receive more than $23,000 funding
Theatre, opera, dance and glass art are among initiatives funded in the Rotorua district.
Paul Hickey: Getting in shape for summer and Christmas parade joy
Paul Hickey discusses getting in shape for summer and the Christmas parade revival.
Bingo and adventure for Get Outdoors Week
Get Outdoors Week is running from November 14 to 22.
Letters to the editor: Chemicals not always the answer to pest and weed control
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
Mad Poets Society's new youth poetry book launched
A poetry anthology titles '"Te Reo Pohewa"- Poems by young Rotorua Writers' was launched.
Jo Raphael: Hospital staff shouldn't be the ones experiencing pain and suffering
OPINION: Hospital staff should not bear the brunt of your sharp tongue.
'Every little bit helps' - Businesses back Christmas Appeal
A local business is collecting for the appeal for the eighth year in a row.
Zizi Sparks: Why not make all road signs bilingual?
OPINION: Bilingual road signs an easy way to showcase culture.
'Mad scramble': Rotorua's median house price hits record high
Experts warn of a flurry of demand on property as prices reach record highs.
Time to put a 'pou in the ground': Waititi calls for bilingual traffic signs
Waiariki MP Rawiri Waititi says it's time to 'stop beating around the mulberry bush'.
'Where's the problem?': Rotorua sex work bylaw likely to be revoked
'It's a business, we're not here to be judge and jury.'
Paul Hickey: Everyone deserves joy this Christmas
COMMENT: The work the entire team at Salvation Army undertake year-round is essential.
Zizi Sparks: Put cameras in cemeteries to deter vandals
OPINION: There is a balance between grieving in peace and knowing graves are safe.
'This is not the role of the ED': Non-emergency patients clog up hospital
Rotorua Hospital's emergency department is near capacity.
Wahine toa: Rotorua Boys' High appoints first female deputy principal in 106 years
Rie Morris hopes her appointment will inspire other wāhine to pursue their dreams.
Remembering those who made ultimate sacrifices
The Armistice Day commemoration had a good attendance at the Government Gardens.
Driver may have suffered medical event in crash that killed nurse, court hears
Members of McMillan's family sat in the public gallery throughout his appearance.
Aotearoa theatre show full of Kiwi flavour
Rotorua Musical Theatre's show Aotearoa is running from November 20 to December 5.
Maximum entertainment: Suzuki Series looms
The three-round Suzuki International Series begins in Taupō.
Jo Raphael: President-elect Joe Biden has an uphill battle on his hands
OPINION: There is a fight ahead and the incoming administration must be prepared.
Letters to the editor: Frustration over roadside growth
OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.
No food to give? Donation of time an option
Toi Ohomai's International Team have shown there are many different ways to give.
Man's death sparks doctor's warning
Social issues and lack of healthcare access highlighted in coroner's report.
Grieving family's plea after cancer claims 'strong, proud Māori lady'
Diagnosed at 56, Harina Warbrick was too young to be screened. Now she is dead.