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The event team was working on a postponement date.
How things have changed in pharmacy! A small-town pharmacist reflects on a 50-year career.
This year's event will have a distinct Kiwi feel due to the Covid-19 border restrictions.
The crash was reported to police about 6.40am.
'You don't want this to happen to one of your family members.'
Home after 3 months in Starship, boy, 4, with leukaemia and family thank community.
Windfall from Government to repair crumbling kerbs means 94 trees must be replaced.
This week's Turangi Police report, by Sergeant Te Reipa Morunga.
Native bats' eyes are very sensitive to certain types of light.
A new hub in the Tūrangi town centre aims to keep the community safe and connected.
Testing challenges - and driving instructors share their tips and tricks.
A dog that features on the SPCA list of shame has a new life.
A routine spraying operation to control pests goes wrong, killing 1.1ha of vegetation.
It used to take the patients to the care. Now, it takes the care to the patients.
This week's Taupō Police report.
"It does your head in trying to produce something that's not just a pretty picture."
Where there's a need, they try to fill it - including informally adopting seven children.
They may only be on an 85cc, but these Taupō youngsters are future motorcross stars.
Testing centres in the Lakes District Health Board area will be open every day this week.
Contact Energy said it plans to raise $400m to build a new power station near Taupō.
Ainsley Tonks is facing life after barely surviving treatment for lymphoblastic leukaemia.
The uncomfortable truth. Kiwis, not foreigners are to blame for roadside rubbish.
If you're into retro cars, Tūrangi is the place to be this weekend.
Cycle challenge's media and partnerships manager steps up into event director's role.
Ashely Cho came to Taupō for the skiing and set up his own IT business here.
This week's Tūrangi Police report, by Sergeant Te Reipa Morunga.
One day when he was 15, Steven Clark decided to give painting a go. He hasn't looked back.
Investigations still underway after January 5 blaze claims a life.
Two Bay of Plenty baches have fetched top dollar at auction.
Personal reasons but also because board 'has achieved absolutely nothing'.
Planning and building continuing at pace as school adapts after serious water damage.
This week's Taupō Police report, with area response manager Senior Sergeant Fane Troy.