Native species will create habitats for birds and insects.

Artists share their love of printmaking at Taupō Museum.

Police were called shortly after 6.30pm.

Safety training for skippers is back on the agenda in Taupō.

Peter Jarvis has loaned some of his extensive collection of art to Taupō Museum.

The musical Rent by Jonathan Larson has a tragic backstory

Steep road edges and overgrown bushes make life difficult for those in wheelchairs.

Taupō's Great Lake Centre is 30 years old and still as relevant as ever.

The young mum says the steep increase to the key fob repair was stressful.

Taupō people are encouraged to take action for the environment.

Taupō recognises Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Week, September 12-18.

Organisers expect December's full Ironman event to sell out soon.

Lloyd the cat takes over fighting off the rodents from Floyd at Taupō Pound.

For the second year in a row the Taupō women's team has won their club football grade.

Community fundraisers donate defibrillator, and need members to keep up good work

Taupō Concert Band plays popular tunes in an evening concert on September 30.

Taupō houses feature in the BOP - Central Plateau Master Builders House of the Year.

From 'what's for dinner' to eating in 15 minutes. Waste nothing cookbook for the time poor

It's huge in Belgium and now NZ bikers are taking the sport of cyclo-cross seriously.

Taupō Police officer says alcohol takes away teens' good decision-making ability.

Have a go at te reo, ako (learn), whakarongo (listen), or waiata (sing).

Celebrate Indonesia Independence Day with spicy corn fritters.

Living in a retirement village, Taupō solicitor on occupation rights vs property rights.

Inquisitive minds win at NZ Geothermal Week 2022 school science competition.

'I happened to look out the window and noticed that it was snowing.'

Stories of businesses triumphing over adversity abound at Taupō business awards.

Nine years in, a Taupō environmental group are excited about planting podocarps.

Hanging up his mic after saying "you are an Ironman" half a million times.

The Taupō resident and Rotorua-coached gymnast is excited to compete in November.

The first man ever accused of sabotage in NZ has appeared in court.