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Christmas Appeal Food Bank Manager Tracey Ball

Waikite hotpools are having a soak for the sallies day for the Christmas appeal.

Footage shows a car crashing into the parked van and house.

Kilwell Fibrelab raised $245 worth of Christmas appeal donations in two hours during their Christmas do. Director Amanda Wells speaks about their efforts.

Nanny Hariata Ririnui (nee Crampton) was born in the year 1919.

It is with pride, nostalgia, and gratitude that we come to the end of an era for Kāhu ki Rotorua.

Jacque Rodda, her husband Thomas, and their 16-month-old daughter Greer. When Greer was born, she had an "unexplained brain bleed". She had successful surgery but she has a brain injury. This has led to other diagnoses including cerebral palsy, impaired vision, and epilepsy.

Opinion: Sunday marked my 72nd birthday and the time is right to sign off.

Haka and manaakitanga are inbred in our whānau.

“Step outside of your comfort zone and give things a go."

Rotorua father Wiremu Keepa says he only had about three months to live when he had a heart transplant.

Kirsten Bangs of Rotorua has an incurable disease and wanted to withdraw her $25,000 KiwiSaver early to help fund treatment.

Kelly Albrecht believes tiny pieces of glass were deliberately sprinkled over a Rotorua athletics field the night before the annual school event with the intent to hurt children.

Fill the Bus 2023 highlighted the generosity of Rotorua. Video / Andrew Warner

Paul Hickey from The Hits gives a halfway update on Fill the Bus.

It's the biggest day of our Christmas Appeal - The Hits Fill the Bus day in Rotorua!

Protestors marched through central Rotorua streets on Tuesday morning.

Scope Cafe Rotorua hold it's annual Coffee for a Can donation day

He waiata whakanuia tenei mo nga Tamariki huri noa I tea o nei.

The story of Tahupiki is attractive for many reasons.

Rotorua East Kāhui Ako decided to come together and hold a free event.

ZORB Rotorua are offering free Zorb rides for food donations.

It is known as "childhood dementia" and the brain progressively gets damaged.

The inaugural concert was part of the Rotorua Daily Post Christmas appeal.

Ray Singh talks about the cost of living including increased food costs and a significant drop in foot traffic.

Te Arawa is the sea-ocean travelling vessel.

Matiu Chisnall was born in 1986 in Rotorua.

A group of tamariki from Rotokawa School has been in a unique learning environment.

The Ngāti Pikiao Ahurei has helped strengthen whānau bonds.