Laura Smith is a Local Democracy Reporter at the Rotorua Daily Post. She focuses on local politics, social issues, and environmental topics, reflecting her passion for community-driven reporting since she began her journalism career in 2019. Laura's work has been featured in various prominent publications including Sifted, CNN, and The Sunday Post.
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While wind gusts and rainfall pound the roadways, the morning commute must still happen for some in central NC.
By: Laura Smith
From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, a Level 1 Marginal Risk has been issued for central Nc by the National Weather Service
By: Laura Smith
Has Springfield Golf Course been saved? That's a matter of opinion among Rotorua councillors, but the president of the club says yes.
Heated council debate includes claims of 'coercion' and 'disrespectful' behaviour.
By: Laura Smith
Local praise as Maketū Pies profits to aid Te Arawa youth training.
The Aussievision team rank the Latvian Supernova entries for Eurovision 2025.
By: Laura Smith
New footpaths, swings and CCTV have upgraded a number of Rotorua's rural areas.
By: Laura Smith
Benches, swings and CCTV – these are the small purchases making a difference to rural Rotorua Rotorua Lakes Council's Rural Community Board represents about 8000 ratepayers.
Rural Rotorua community spaces given upgrades
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