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15/12/2024

: The highway is now closed.

: State Highway 30 is blocked at Lake Rotoiti following a serious crash with a significant detour in place, police say. 👇

15/12/2024

There is a risk of flooding as the North Island is soaked by the storms. 👇

15/12/2024

Thousands of dollars of property and alcohol have been stolen from Rotorua’s oldest sports club. 👇

15/12/2024

A truck crash has blocked Old Taupo Rd, a State Highway 1 detour route near Tokoroa, South Waikato. 👇

15/12/2024

He says there 'isn’t enough knowledge' about the disease. A surgeon hopes to change that.

15/12/2024

Police have now released the names of all four people who died in a crash on State Highway 5 near Rotorua last Monday.

15/12/2024

Two people armed with tools threatened staff at a Rotorua Four Square store before stealing to***co products and the store’s till.

The Selwyn Heights Four Square was targeted by weapon-wielding thieves.

13/12/2024

One person is dead following at crash near Rotorua.

13/12/2024

Juicy Fest is a one-day festival, scheduled for four NZ shows. 👇

12/12/2024

A 3-year-old Taupō girl has become a global hit after a mishap on her mother’s phone led to her sharing some unexpected Christmas spirit.

12/12/2024

"My girl is dancing among heaven’s flowers."

12/12/2024

Another outstanding donation. 🙏

11/12/2024

A very special Rotorua school recently celebrated a big anniversary.

11/12/2024

Construction of the new 60m Piarere roundabout is reaching another milestone. 👇

11/12/2024

Two major routes between Rotorua and Taupō will close this weekend due to the Ironman 70.3 World Championships. 🏊‍♀️🚴‍♀️🏃‍♂️ 👇

11/12/2024

A developer this month had a liquidator appointed to his company which owns land for the last stages of Rotorua housing scheme Mountview Green, with a receiver saying 42 homes are unsold or partly completed. 👇

11/12/2024

Heavy rain watches are in place. 👇

11/12/2024

Heated council debate includes claims of 'coercion' and 'disrespectful' behaviour. 👇

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When our men were at war, everyone was behind the “boys overseas” fighting for the greater good. But today, divisiveness, being correct and proving a point is the new aim of the game. That was the strong message delivered by 17-year-old Rotorua Boys’ High School head boy Jared Lasike at today’s Anzac Day Rotorua Civic Memorial Service at the Sir Howard Morrison Centre.