The Rotorua region, one of the world’s most geothermally active areas, is the Southern Hemisphere’s take on Yellowstone — minus bison, bears and backed-up crowds.

A total of 47 candidates have put their names forward for the 14 Bay of Plenty Regional Council seats at this year's ...

MetService has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the Bay of Plenty region that will last five hours. The watch will be ...

The Ōhau channel diversion wall was built in 2008 to divert polluted nutrient-rich water from Lake Rotorua, which otherwise ...

More cancer patients in the Taupō region can now receive treatment closer to home, following an expansion of chemotherapy ...

Rotorua is eager to welcome more Asian travellers into its embrace of rich culture and heritage as well as unique natural ...

Bay of Plenty Regional Council's geothermal programme leader Penny Doorman said the resource was a taonga that was generally ...

Within New Zealand's verdant rainforest, you can embark on a thrilling adventure by dropping down the highest waterfall in the world for commercial rafting.

The Rotorua region’s hot springs, bubbling mud pools and geysers play an integral role in the local Maori’s traditional healing practices and has so for generations.

The Bay of Plenty Regional Council is considering “tweaks” to allocation rules for commercial users of geothermal systems in ...