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Latest documents
- Rotorua transitional housing residents asked to leave Fenton St complex after geothermal bore breaks
Transitional housing residents are being forced to move out of a Government-owned former motel in Rotorua because a broken geothermal bore caused heating and water issues.
- State Highway 47 closed as crews fight multiple Tongariro fires
Five helicopters and multiple crews are working to extinguish a large vegetation fire near Tongariro National Park.
- On The Up: Rotorua Community Hospice appoints new chief executive Ross Mortimer
Ross Mortimer is looking forward to returning to his Rotorua roots when he officially starts his new role as Rotorua Community Hospice's new chief executive.
- Westbrook School principal Colin Watkins retires after nearly 50 years in teaching
It's school assembly. The Madagascar movie's hit song I Like to Move It blares from the speakers.
- Bluey the budgie, loyal pets and one migrant's story of home in Rotorua
Rotorua's Lifang Chen shares her experience as a Chinese New Zealander living here.
- Te Puia takes over day-to-day management of Waimangu Volcanic Valley
Rotorua tourist attraction Te Puia has taken a 50% share of Waimangu Volcanic Valley and will manage day-to-day operations at the site south of the city.
- Rotorua athletes set for Special Olympics National Summer Games in Christchurch
Rotorua athletes are gearing up for the trip of a lifetime as 39 competitors head to Christchurch next week for the Special Olympics New Zealand National Summer Games.
- Whakatāne crash victim named as police seek witnesses
Police have named the person who died in an Eastern Bay of Plenty crash this week.
- Family home of Rotorua landlord Stephen Bhana up for mortgagee sale
The family home of a controversial Rotorua landlord has been put up for sale in a mortgagee auction.
- Christmas Appeal: Rotorua community donates more than $22k in food and gifts through Fill the Bus
It "really speaks to the heart" when a community facing widespread hardship comes together to collect more than $22,000 worth of food and gift items, says Darnielle Hoods.
Featured documents
- Lockwood Homes celebrates 70 years
YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS DIGEST
Now in its 70th year, Rotorua’s Lockwood Homes believes one of the secrets to its longevity has been a focus on local sourcing....
- Would you pay $30k up front to secure a rental?
After two months of rental rejections, a Tauranga man offered potential landlords $30,000 upfront — and had six bites within an hour....
- How undercover officers caught runaway killer
They were 11 words that would end murderer Jimmy Heremaia’s two-year existence on the run....
- Review
It was a single word, unflinchingly direct and utterly terrifying....
- CATCH ME(if you can)Review
Sitting in the sunshine at a Mount Maunganui cafe, sipping coffee with his mum, Duax Ngakuru looked like any other bloke on his summer break....
- ‘SOMETHING
WASN’T
RIGHT’
It is possible to imagine a world in which Malachi Subecz is still alive. The kind, adventurous, charming youngster, who was mad about dinosaurs and whose favourite movie was The Land Before Time, would be living with his maternal whānau in Wellington....
- 5
BIG IDEAS
The cold, hard fact about housing is that neither Labour nor National wants prices to fall....
- ‘SOMETHING
WASN’T
RIGHT’
It is possible to imagine a world in which Malachi Subecz is still alive. The kind, adventurous, charming youngster, who was mad about dinosaurs and whose favourite movie was The Land Before Time, would be living with his maternal whānau in Wellington....
- From heaven
to hell and
back again
Rebuilding a forgotten timber town
We were
taught
respect, to
have good
manners, and
old-school
values ...
— Lea Thompson
Kaingaroa was “heaven” until it was “hell”....
- Fleeing Gloriavale:
‘I am not a victim’
It may seem pretty normal....