
Now Rotorua's longest-serving MP, McClay eyes QE health hub
Todd McClay beat Fisher Wang by 5301 votes before special votes are counted.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Pro riders Lachie Stevens-McNab and Tuhoto-Ariki Pene opened the track alongside students.
She had just two words when he offered to return to the practice she now runs: 'F*** yes'.
Raj Kumar, a councillor and former mayoral candidate, has removed his 'attempt at satire'.
One was removed after yelling at the judge, and two more after yelling at each other.
A $3.46 million grant will fund traffic lights at the Eastgate Business Park.
The Rotorua club is seeking investment, a joint venture, amalgamation or a sale.
She says she has spent nearly $200,000 on Keytruda, which is not funded for her cancer.
Toni Boyton is Labour’s Waiariki candidate for a second time.
It comes as the city's current courthouse again ranks lowest in NZ for user satisfaction.
Police allege the 18-year-old breached bail within days of it being granted.
Four high-density housing developments totalling 60 apartment-style homes are being built.
New Zealand First's Billy Brown wants to put the Vegas back in Rotovegas.
Rotorua candidate Finn Liley is campaigning mainly for the party vote.
He says Labour would prioritise the cost of living in its first 100 days of Government.
Rotorua is beginning to feel good about itself again, McClay says.
He was granted bail on a 24-hour curfew until November 20.
Two voters said hearing the candidates speak had changed their views.
Police allege the thief's getaway car later rammed a police vehicle.
A Rotorua fire crew dug through a neighbour’s property to cut the pipe.
Police received a report at 6.20am and found a man nearby.
Rotorua's Te Pumanawa o Toku Ate Rogers has joined the squad as injury cover.
His blood THC level was four times the high-risk threshold.
Tenants are due to move into the final 13 homes from next week.
The council has no reopening date, as parts for repair must come from overseas.
He Kāinga Mō Te Reo will mark 40 years with a celebration in Rotorua in November.
Thirty performers qualified after winning affiliated titles across New Zealand.
He must live outside Rotorua and wear an ankle bracelet while on bail.
Every night for a year, his family have prayed together for his return.
Police say the case remains open and they are committed to resolving it.
Taane Natana told a live online audience what he had done that same night.
Taane Natana has been on trial, accused of murdering Tuterangi Moeke.