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Consultation opens on future of Rotorua water services
A shared water-services model could reduce rates by about $216 a year.
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Kawerau hits pause on joint water services
Whakatāne and Rotorua will consult on different water-service options.
Calls answered: Health NZ approves more nursing roles for Bay, Lakes hospitals
It comes after Tauranga Hospital nurses declared a state of emergency.
Rotorua triple homicide case: Assault accused bailed
He must live outside Rotorua and wear an ankle bracelet while on bail.
The superstar aviator who twice chose seclusion
Her daring flights made her a sensation, but she twice spurned a life in the spotlight.
Rotorua buildings no longer considered an earthquake risk
Government reforms could save the property owners about $107m.
Other people's food changes how we see our own
OPINION: In New Zealand, Mid-Autumn Festival can pass unnoticed amid daily life.
Ratepayers need a real say in council reform
OPINION: Rotorua's unitary plan needs scrutiny of regional costs and risks.
Tesla v taxi: Hollywood star Cliff Curtis injured in waterfront crash
The impact shunted the taxi several metres and put three – including Curtis – in hospital.
Rural debate puts $64.3b food and fibre sector in political spotlight
Rural leaders faced off over the future of farming at a lively Mystery Creek debate.
National champion joins field for Rotorua's first 50km title race
About 2500 children will take part alongside elite runners at the festival.
Pink Walk breast cancer fundraiser returns after year off
Breast Cancer Awareness Month will also see Rotorua landmarks turn bright pink.
500 gather in Tokoroa to remember missing teacher Jayleb-Che Dean
Every night for a year, his family have prayed together for his return.
Obituary: The ‘mad professor’ who changed sawmilling from his backyard
He told his daughter before he died the invention was his legacy.
Rare pregnancy condition missed on ‘successive occasions’ before baby Sage died
Coroner Ian Telford found Rotorua Hospital missed vasa praevia on successive occasions.
Remembrance walk held for anniversary of Jayleb-Che Dean's disappearance
About 500 people gathered at Lake Moananui Reserve for a walk in honour of the Tokoroa teacher, who went missing in Rotorua a year ago. Video / Kelly Makiha
'I'll fight for the Eastern Bay': Luca wins byelection
Luca won 3491 votes, 1459 ahead of his nearest rival.
'Disappointing': Major rugby tournament cancelled before Rotorua debut
The event was scheduled for Rotorua on October 31 and November 1.
Iconic pie business for sale, 21 jobs at risk if factory closes
The business owner says the factory lease is ending.
'Something powerful': Running over 50km to surprise 50 local women with a gift of kindness
Public nominations will open for women who need their journey recognised.
'Stoked': Youth tech academy secures $660k funding boost
The organisation helps students who are starting to 'fall off the education pathway'.
'Cultural centre': Iwi keen to demolish Chateau Tongariro, build something new
Reopening the Chateau on the other hand, could boost local economy by $56m over 60 years.
NZ Vietnam veterans remember their fallen brothers in Taupō
For the second time in a row, the Vietnam veterans association holds its reunion in Taupō.
Double fatal crash: 72-year-old faces two drink-driving charges
The crash happened near Te Ngae Rd and Rotokawa Rd in Ōwhata on August 14.
Council to probe extent of forever chemicals in Lake Rotorua
The one-year investigation is expected to cost $30,000.
Eastern Bay weaver wins WOW award for Māori art and design
She was one of 108 finalists from 18 countries, including 54 New Zealanders.
Highway open after crash leaves one seriously injured
Police were called to the crash between Maungarangi and Old Coach roads.
Young person taken to hospital after attack at youth justice facility
He returned to the facility nine hours after an ambulance trip to hospital.
'Larger than life': Tributes paid to ex-councillor Peter Bentley
'He was a good inspiration to get out there and get things done.'
Having more ministers does not mean better accountability
OPINION: Clear responsibility matters more than titles for small business and regions.