- Wednesday 8 September 2010
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- > Mt Ruapehu crater lake could breach within two months
- > In today's Daily Post
- > Bay flood costs keep on rising
- > Report suggests rescue helicopters could be scrapped
- > Rotorua alive with colours of the world
- > Big changes in store for retailers
- > In today's Daily Post
- > Top students recognised at Daily Post breakfast
- > Te Arawa reveals vote over lakes deal
- > Carlos proves top attraction in Whakatane
- > Autopsy to confirm cause of baby's death
- > In today's Daily Post
- > More complaints against Waiariki
- > Fears over violence and crime in forests
- > Cops take 10 hours to react after Kawerau boy hit by car
- > Lake's trout numbers dip - but don't worry
- > In today's Daily Post
- > US firm buys into Marama Resort
- > Lawyers back judge who wiped teen's fines
- > Health group takes immunisation to the people
- > Kayaker thankful to be alive
- > In today's Daily Post
- > Condition of Rotorua lakes is worsening, says EBOP
- > Council ruling on smoky fires has couple fuming
- > Lab tests hold hope for lakes
- > Kayaker saved in dramatic Taupo rescue
- > Community Trust's $61,500 donation a boon to RBHS
- > In today's Daily Post
- > Santa's sparkles on Edmund Rd
- > Mental health service opens
- > Power price hike - will you get hit?
- > Protesters fail to derail historic day for Te Arawa
- > Inquiry into Whakatane bus run
- > In today's Daily Post
- > Guilty verdict for $15m fraud - Rotorua woman to spend Xmas in jail
- > Booking a place in history for Rotorua's energy trust
- > Rotorua tribe pulls out of huge treaty deal
- > In today's Daily Post
- > Kaitao school keeps it in the family
- > Court wipes teen's $43,000 debt
- > Battle over beachfront home turns into war
- > Smoking ban prompts litter fears
- > In today's Daily Post
- > Surgery takes first steps to help patients get active
- > One month to Christmas but where are all the shoppers?
- > Benefit applicants 'being held to ransom'
- > Seminar helped get me a job: painter
- > In today's Daily Post
- > Fairy lights fiesta set to begin
- > Waiariki admits course stuff-up
Thee youths are in police custody after leading on a high-sped pursuit from the Auckland suburb of Epsom to west Auckland early today.The chase began after the trio in a late model Mercedes car ignored a request from police to...
- > 5.1 aftershock shakes Canterbury
- > Hit-and-run driver sought after man dies
- > Cholesterol link
- > 500 prison inmates moved for safety
- > Home detention for broker
Soldiers fired on a family's car at a military checkpoint in northern Mexico, killing a 15-year-old boy and his father. It is at least the second time this year that a family has been caught up in a shooting involving Mexico's...
- > Lib Dems lose support
- > Chilly bin saves boatie
- > Independents put Gillard into Australia's top job
- > The hard work starts for Gillard
- > Couple to walk free in Travolta extortion case
The Liberal Democrats in Britain have lost the support of almost four in 10 of the people who backed the party in May, according to an opinion poll for the Independent. More than one in five people who voted for Nick Clegg's party...
- > Hide to oversee school PPPs
- > Govt will pay $350 a week to earthquake-hit workers
- > Voters turn up the heat on Banks over bus lanes
- > Earthquake visit: 'It's John whatever-his-name-is'
- > Check this - it's the sign of an ex-cop's election bid
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Rotorua Wearable Creations 'n' Colo
Where: Rotorua > Rotorua Museum of Art and History Presented by the Rotorua Creative Arts Trust, wonderful, sometimes weird, wearable art category winners and ...
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Tickle My Senses
Where: Rotorua > Rotorua Museum of Art and History Developed by TheNewDowse, Tickle My Senses encourages young visitors to experience art with all five ...
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Collectors in the Community: John D
Where: Rotorua > Rotorua Museum of Art and History Rotorua collector John Danks has been fascinated with radios since he was a boy. ‘To ...
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Concert @ the Museum Featuring Mark
Where: Rotorua > Rotorua Museum of Art and History Mark Dannenbring, long time pioneer of wind and early music performance, is the artist behind ...
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Rotorua Night Market
Where: Rotorua > Rotorua Night Market This little piggy went to night market, this little piggy stayed home. This little piggy ...
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