and the location of the station being a 15-minute walk from the town centre in an industrial area, passenger services stopped in October 2001. Freight services on the line declined over the decades up until the nightly freight service stopped in 2000, largely due to a continual move of freight and passengers onto road transport using ever-improving highways in the region. The line is currently disused. Education Tertiary Rotorua is home to the central campus of Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology, which provides a range of Certificate, Diploma and a limited number of degree-level programmes. The largest programmes on offer are Te Reo Māori (Māori language), nursing, forestry, business, computing, tourism and hospitality. Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology is the third largest tertiary education institution in New Zealand with campuses throughout the Bay of Plenty region. Secondary Rotorua has five secondary schools: John Paul College, a co-educational, state-integrated Catholic school for Years 7–13 with about 1200 students Rotorua Boys' High School, a state boys school for Years 9–13 with about 1000 students Rotorua Girls' High School, a state girls school for Years 9–13 with about 600 students Rotorua Lakes High School serving the eastern suburbs. A co-educational state school for Years 9–13 with about 700 students Western Heights High School serving the western suburbs. A co-educational state school for Years 9–13 with about 1200 students Students can also attend Te Rangihakahaka Centre for Science and Techbnology, a Māori- and English-medium special character school from years 1–10. It currently has around 100 students. Students here need to attend a mainstream secondary school or Kura Kaupapa Māori for their senior secondary schooling. Kura Kaupapa Māori (Māori language immersion schools) Rotorua has four Kura Kaupapa Māori: Te Wharekura o Ngāti Rongomai years 0–13 with about 115 students in eastern Rotorua Te Kura Kaupapa Māori O Te Koutu years 0–13 with about 240 students in western Rotorua Te Kura Kaupapa Māori O Ruamata years 0–13 with about 240 students in semi-rural eastern Rotorua Te Kura Kaupapa Māori O Hurungaterangi years 0–8 with about 80 students in central Rotorua Media Rotorua has several media organisations, including the Rotorua Daily Post, More FM Rotorua and The Hits Rotorua. Sister cities Rotorua's sister cities are: Beppu, Japan Klamath Falls, United States Lake Macquarie, Australia Wuzhong (Suzhou), China Notable people Valerie Adams, Olympic shot putter Steven Adams, basketball player Israel Adesanya, mixed martial artist, former UFC Middleweight Champion