Artists from several schools contributed to the new mural

St John area committee has donated first aid kits to help the cause.

Pool lobby group was born out of frustration.

Matariki is potentially a stepping stone in building relationships in the community.

Public holiday allows Aotearoa to consider the ways it is unique.

There's a buzz in the community ahead of next Thursday's Matariki education day.

When she heard "in the red corner..." Emma knew she was a world champion

Annual book sale benefits local individuals and organisations

The community board chairman's approach has brought positive results for Te Puke township.

Book explores the different methods of Polynesian and European navigators.

Missing cat a lesson in keeping contact details up to date.

Te Puke's Nick Johnson heads the WaiBOP Championship goal-scoring leaderboard

Matariki is a chance to share stories, activities and kaupapa.

Kiwifruit slices bring a feel-good factor to Te Puke

Grant from community board pays for Street Smart book printing.

Te Puke High School to welcome first new international students since the pandemic began.

Expo-style event clicks with students and providers.

The Kartsport BoP club is looking to resurface and extend its Apparelmaster Raceway track.

Those attending Saturday's street party are encouraged to leave the car at home.

Car's occupants were seen climbing up the bank following crash.

Teachers are getting the chance to connect with real world science.

Term 1 has seen a continuation of disruptions to school life.

Rescue brings change of mindset for boatie.

Team member EJ Sigue selected for national debating development team.

More consultation events coming at Pukehina Beach and Maketū.

Volunteer patrollers offer and extra pair of eyes and ears for Police.

Rabbits bring comfort and medical supplies to those caught up in conflict.

Cafe facilities being given over to make meals for the community.

Overseas teaching exchanges are a highlight of a long teaching career.

Pause, Prompt, Praise ups students reading ability.

There are plenty of options for volunteers - even for those who aren't horsey

Town events guide part of new website

Resilience in the face of emergency

Whanau ora support is also being provided alongside drive-through testing and vaccination.

Incentives to encourage people to recycle seem to be having the desired effect.

Racing, life skills and new friends - all part of ministock racing.

Prayer and support groups offer connection for those affected by mandate

The goal is to make volunteering at the op shop enjoyable

Community involvement is rooted in a love for Te Puke.

Runner looking forward to the Desert Road and Kaikoura coast.

Surfing for Farmers will begin again on January 20.

It was touch and go for a while, but Trixie the goat has survived her treetop ordeal

Reading programme also encourages discovery and a sense of achievement

Christmas Town is a chance to win prizes for bringing festive cheer to Te Puke

During alert level 3, meals were available to be collected.

Students blow teachers away with their mana on stage.

Two surf lifesaving clubs are working closely together.

Grandstand development impresses sports awards judges.

Grants cover two years of operating costs for conservation groups.

Not all the information on social media is helpful or correct.

Decision on Christmas Float Parade to be made three weeks out from event.

More colourful calendar a good resource for kids.

Trust keeps eye on alert levels as it plans December events

Award honours the memory of Lorna Treloar.

Trial could see rollout of solar lighting throughout Te Puke

Up to 4000 jobs could be created at the Rangiuru Business Park.

The support for the fireworks gala has been brilliant.

Official opening event planned for October 16

Te Puke hopefuls were put through their paces by international rugby start Portia Woodman.

Fundraising packets of seeds to be sold at information centre.

Colour My World-themed design wins public vote

Alert levels will dictate which events go ahead, and how they will look.

New facilities are expected to be in use by next year's kiwifruit harvest.

Poutiri Trust nurses have travelled far and wide setting up vaccination centres.

Raspberries for flavour, blueberries for colour in Blue September beer.

Community centre's $60,000 refurbishment starts with internal demolition

Fishing net used to rescue wayward duckling

Vaccination the way to keep Kiwis safe and stop yo-yoing in and out of lockdowns says MP

Win comes on the back of taking the opportunities created.