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I remember saying to my wife, 'Jeez, 25 years. I'll never be around long enough for that'.
High school head students who outstanding potential says principal.
Long detour and traffic concerns over road closure.
Leaders say ANZ Bank branch closure is disappointing and will hit the disadvantaged
Tricia Haine's mural is so much more than a colourful addition to Fairhaven School
Te Puke Intermediate is the latest school to have the toilets, but what other schools do?
The fire was reported at 6.55am.
Experience is what is needed now for 14yo Te Puke boxer Te Kehu Kerr to progress.
Jack and Aileen have been here, there and everywhere - but are at home in Little Waihi.
Conservation Cadet scheme is part of the Government's Jobs for Nature programme
A passion for equity is driving a desire to feed all students.
US buyers can't get enough of the bizarre-looking fruit.
Hopes are for the water supply to be on line by the summer of 2022-23
Cooking demonstration part of programme to assist with managing diabetes
Ōtamarākau School will benefit from Quinn Boyle's marathon swim.
A vehicle collided with a cyclist on January 21.
Former Te Puke high School student to embark on medical studies.
The crash happened at 12.30pm.
Eel bites haven't deterred the woman but now she is warning others of the danger.
All residents along the affected stretch of road have been contacted directly.
The Eastern Bay area commander died two days before Christmas.
Fire fighters were called to the scene at 1.09pm.
There will be a collection for foodbank at Te Puke Christmas in the Park
Two weeks managed isolation isn't stopping Natalie Peat from being home for Christmas
Resident feels she has been fobbed off with requests to remove speed hump.
Holiday programme aims to help kids avoid that summer reading slump
Starting Te Puke Community Garden is just one of Jenny Utting's contributions to the town
A shed to keep the fire engine is the next step in the project
The category-creating wheelbarrow entrant is almost upstaged by a barrow of bunnies.
Grandchildren love and feature in What's In Your Garden
"You have nothing to lose and so much to gain".
Whatever happens, Santa won't be upstaged at Saturday's Christmas Float Parade.