- Friday 10 September 2010
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- > 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
- > Aquatic Centre gets sun smart with new shade sails
- > Farm life beckons Taupo teacher
- > In today's Daily Post
- > Pubs expect backlash over smokefree law
- > Ho, ho, ho - Christmas is here!
- > Unemployment in Bay lowest in 20 years
- > Blue Lake thieves ruin Israeli pair's holiday
- > In today's Daily Post
- > TV crew surprises Rotorua woman
- > Public urged to 'dob in' smoky bars
Kapiti Coast investment adviser Chris Lee has been ordered to pay property magnate Sir Robert Jones around $80,000 towards his defamation court costs.However, Sir Robert failed to convince High Court judge Justice Denis Clifford...
- > It was road rage, no mistake, says horrified witness
- > Avon River contaminated by sewage
- > Pams and Signature Range stock recalled
- > Norman Kirk's home checked for damage
- > Parihaka people to decide on mere thief's fate
Australia's new federal government is looking like it's built on a house of cards.And a house of cards is a dicey business.But there's no reason why, with a level table, a steady hand, and a high-quality pack that it can't...
- > Pastor decides against burning Koran on 9/11
- > Iran to release one US hiker
- > Outcry follows Muslim gargoyle
- > Locals told to speak English, not Singlish
- > Son found after two years
Legislation to ban tobacco advertising at the point of sale will be debated in Parliament after it was picked yesterday in the ballot of private member's bills.Labour's associate health spokesman, Iain Lees-Galloway, hopes the...
- > SuperCity: Communist candidates spread word
- > Mayoral taunts on drinking, lying
- > Editorial : Goff right to call for debate on a republic
- > Spy agency faces flak over CV saga
- > Brian Rudman: What about a super promise for the arts
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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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Faces & Figures
Where: Rotorua > Red Spot Gallery A celebration of the human face & figure. A group exhibition including wall art & ...
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Ceroc Rotorua Dance Party
Where: Rotorua Being centrally located in the Bay Of Plenty, we at Ceroc Dance Rotorua & Whakatane ...
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