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A $3.46 million grant will fund traffic lights at the Eastgate Business Park.

The Government has announced $3.4 million through the Regional Infrastructure Fund for the four-way intersection. Video / Kelly Makiha

At 3%, inflation cuts purchasing power by more than 25% over 10 years.

The lodge has evolved from a family home into an 'internationally recognised' destination.

Rotorua Citizens Club manager Tanya Anderson is appealing for financial lifelines to ensure the future of the club. Video / Kelly Makiha

The Rotorua club is seeking investment, a joint venture, amalgamation or a sale.

Councillor called for the review after hearing concerns from CBD businesses.

The union said a patient had a heart attack after a delay in securing an ED bed.

A one-stop shop for candidate profiles in your electorate.

The proposal would result in Susan Law holding both roles until May.

Jordi Webber’s short film follows a Māori music producer grieving for his father.

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.

Labour's Waiariki candidate Toni Boynton tells reporter Kelly Makiha that her heart is her biggest strength. Video / Kelly Makiha

OPINION: Voters should be able to enrol right up to and including election day.

The night market runs from 6pm until 5am, with some meals delivered.

The victim of the attack suffered a fractured skull and eye socket and needed surgery.

The Rotorua-based movie star ran into a taxi, causing the other driver's hospitalisation.

Council rejects proposal to hike trust's rent from $120 to $50,000 and beyond – for now.

Plus: Your guide to Halloween activities this weekend.

Street survey finds housing, healthcare and the cost of living are top of mind.

Voice of the People: NZME journalists hit the streets of Bay of Plenty and Waikato to find out what's on voters' minds heading into the general election. Video / NZ Herald

His father says five young men confronted his son over a black leather vest.

Tupou Vaa’i and Seuseu Naitoa Ah Kuoi could reach 100 caps in 2027.

The awards attract more than 300,000 international traveller votes annually.

Police found the woman while investigating a car-train crash near Paengaroa.

Shenae Barker was the first woman in New Zealand to win last year’s Great Lake 100.

About 500 people attended the pond’s 1976 opening, stocked with 10,000 trout.

The exhibition centres on a kaitaka the iwi regards as an ancestor.