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Fears that sports clubs will buckle under weight of new legislation

If you're on the committee of your local sports club and you think running a club is hard enough already, it's about to get harder.

SunLive - Feedback calls for geothermal system care plan

Rotorua geothermal system: Draft 'care plan' now out for public feedback

The plan focuses on managing the taking and use of the city’s geothermal activity.

Crispian Stewart: Hākinakina community news

Dedicated volunteers work behind the scenes to further the club's legacy.

Crispian Stewart: Hākinakina community news

Dedicated volunteers work behind the scenes to further the club's legacy.

Rotorua homeless public meeting gets heated, more than 350 people pack venue

Rotorua homeless public meeting gets heated, more than 350 people pack venue 16 Mar, 2021 05:00 AM 10 minutes to read Meeting of Glenholme residents to discuss the homeless issue. Angry Rotorua residents at a public meeting have sent a firm message they want to put a stop to bringing out-of-town homeless to the city. Homeless worker Tiny Deane disputes claims this is happening and told the meeting he wasn't inviting homeless from other areas or making money housing them in motels. Visions of a Helping Hand founder Tiny Deane addresses the meeting. Photo / Andrew Warner More than 350 people turned out to the Arawa Bowling Club last night for a public meeting hosted by Rotorua MP Todd McClay to talk about issues faced by Glenholme due to people staying in nearby emergency housing.

Rotorua homeless crisis: Hundreds expected at public meeting

The meeting will be hosted by Todd McClay at the Arawa Bowling Club from 5.30pm on Monday.

Emergency housing bill: Homeless in Rotorua motels costs millions in three months

Emergency housing bill: Homeless in Rotorua motels costs millions in three months 10 Mar, 2021 05:07 PM 7 minutes to read More than $5.6 million has been spent on emergency housing and special needs grants in Rotorua during the past three months - a jump of nearly $1 million compared with the previous three months. The spend is being described as out of control by Rotorua MP Todd McClay and will be one of the topics discussed at what is expected to be a heated public meeting on homelessness he is hosting in Rotorua on Monday. Emergency housing grants fund people with no other housing options to go into places such as motels while special needs grants cover essential one-off spends.

Covid 19 coronavirus: Public meeting to address Rotorua's homeless issue postponed

National MP Todd McClay calls public meeting to address Rotorua's homeless issue

National MP Todd McClay calls public meeting to address Rotorua's homeless issue 25 Feb, 2021 06:00 PM 3 minutes to read National MP Todd McClay is holding a public meeting to address Rotorua's homelessness problem. Photo / File Rotorua Daily Post Families too nervous to let their children walk to school because of neighbouring issues with crime and loitering has provoked a public meeting by Rotorua's National MP. Todd McClay hopes it will give residents the opportunity to voice their concerns over homelessness, social disorder and crime. McClay said residents of Glenholme, Fenton Park and the CBD were becoming increasingly agitated with people using Fenton St and surrounding areas to deal with Rotorua's housing shortage.