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Fire guts family's new home near Taupō
If not for smoke alarms, 'we could easily be talking about multiple losses of life'
'Painstaking process': Council identifies projects involving man accused of forgery
The council says it has spoken to some property owners and will send letters to others.
Sour meets joyous in 'My Sailor, My Love'
'My Sailor, My Love' is a romance rolled into a complex family drama.
Taupō thumbs up and thumbs down
Taupō readers give their opinions on everyday things.
Ruapehu skifields enjoy steady start to the season
Skiing set to return to the Central North Island after years of disruptions.
Matariki 2023: What does it mean for Taupō?
What is Matariki? How should we celebrate it? The Taupō and Tūrangi Herald investigates.
Urgent review of 42 properties worked on by man accused of forging engineers’ signatures
More than 1000 properties may be impacted nationwide.
How to convert the spinach haters
Flavours and textures to convert even the most ardent spinach sceptics.
30 Auckland buildings at risk as police probe engineer forgery claims
Councils are racing to check if any buildings are structurally at risk.
SH1 reopens at Lake Taupō after truck recovery
The road will close again early next week for the further recovery of heavy logs.
Exploring the art of traditional Māori musical instruments
An accomplished taonga pūoro musician brings his craft to Taupō.
Dry and warm start to winter in Taupō
Bevan Choat summarises Taupō's weather for June 2023.
Strong wind watch for BoP, orange warning for Coromandel
Strong wind warnings issued for Bay of Plenty and Coromandel.
Classical music fix for Midday Concert attendees
The New Zealand Chamber Soloists will bring classical music to Taupō on July 7.
'Extremely upset': Ex-nurse looked after patients with this fatal disease. Now she has it
'The muscles in my neck have collapsed, so I walk around bent in half.'
Simple cocktail for a winter's night
Olivia Moore creates an orange tiramisu martini.
Fees rise for a load of rubbish
Dump fees are set for a big increase in the Taupō District from July 1.
Whirlwind season so far for Nui Girls' First XV
The girls of Taupō-nui-a-Tia's First XV have been busy on and off the pitch this season.
Native trees face chop due to flight path concerns
An aerial battle between humans and trees is likely to see botanic garden trees chopped.
Growing success: Ten years of Greening Taupō
100 planting days, 4,000 volunteers, 220,000 plants; a busy 10 years for Greening Taupō.
Taupō rowers get an eight for the lake
Junior rowing in Taupō has received a boost thanks to the loan of an eight-seater.
The insatiable appetite of the rich
The poor eat to survive, the rich eat to satisfy in the film Hunger.
Native trees illegally cut down on conservation land
A 600-year-old rimu is among the trees illegally felled.
Ruapehu Alpine Lifts goes into liquidation
Ruapehu District Mayor Weston Kirton says it's disappointing and creates uncertainty.
These family-friendly hot springs are a win-win destination for parents and kids
The perfect mix of family fun and relaxation in New Zealand's hot springs
Ruapehu ski passes on sale as soon as next week following $1 bid for mountain
Lift passes could be on sale as early as next week under the new ownership.
DoC ups licence fees on ‘world's finest trout fishing’
The department is increasing fees for trout fishing sites that are among the world's best.
Sports results and club notices from around the Taupō District
Weekly sports and club reports for Taupō.
Mild start to winter in Taupō
The first 10 days of winter have been dry and mild in Taupō.
Cloud nine or clouded minds? Why we need to take a harder line on vaping
Opinion: We need to follow Australia's hardline measures.
Missing Taupō man located deceased
The man’s death is not being treated as suspicious.