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Like ducks to water: Whio released in Tūrangi
Whio are river specialists living on fast-flowing rivers.
Tūrangi police secure new toilet for victims of fire
COMMENT: Tūrangi Police Sergeant Te Reipa Morunga provides an update.
Kirsty Thornton: I swapped my V8 for an EV and haven't looked back
OPINION: Once you buy an EV, there's no looking back.
How to avoid unnecessary hurdles for business lending
Are changes to the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act affecting businesses?
Busy weekend for the Greenlea Rescue Helicopter
The rescue helicopter was called to a range of jobs throughout the region.
Historic site restoration a boost for tribe's emotional connection to the land
The move is part of a new Jobs for Nature project.
'It's just crazy': Petrol prices drive surge in EV ownership
A Taupō EV dealer has seen sales more than double this month.
March a busy month for Taupō Orienteering Club
The club has hosted some major events recently.
Removal of off-leash dog area breaches rights, says local
Council says owners can use stormwater gully; residents say it is wet, boggy and risky.
Future-proofing Taupō Airport for the next 50 years
New Taupō Airport facilities for travellers under construction, opening December 2022.
Taupō homes fail to sell at auction for first time in four years
Taupō's median house price hit $850,000 but sellers should manage expectations.
SH5 reopens after crash closes road for nearly 10 hours
Truck and trailer crashed pre-dawn; salvage continued mid-afternoon.
Cat-astrophe avoided: Crane called in to rescue furry friend from tree
Cat stuck in 20m tall tree for at least four days, possibly seven, rescued by crane.
Taupō flat killing: Man struck flatmate with hammer, stabbed him four times
An altercation between two Taupō flatmates resulted in a man's death.
Mt Ruapehu raised to volcanic alert level 2
The last time Mt Ruapehu was moved to volcanic level 2 was in December 2020.
Six injured in serious road crashes across North Island
Several other people were hospitalised after road incidents around the North Island.
Oxygen and antivirals: How doctors are fighting Omicron
Medical professionals explain how Covid-19 is being treated and when to ask for help.
Taupō killing: Man admits manslaughter charge
William Capper was originally to stand trial on Monday for George Cross' murder.
'I can read with my grandkids now': Literacy and numeracy classes changing lives
The programme helps adults who struggle with digital literacy, reading, writing or maths.
Taupō homicide: Police urge people to come forward
Ryan Woodford died at the Adelphi Motel in Taupō on Sunday, March 6.
Dedicated volunteer up for any challenge
The Love Our People series celebrates local heroes in the Taupō district
Mental health education a 'top priority': Are Kiwi kids prepared for the future?
Mental health is a hot topic all over the world, including in schools.
Meet New Zealand's fastest under-19 cross country mountain biker
Taupō to Europe, James Officer, 17, is the New Zealand U19 XC mountain biking champion.
Taupō principals ask for community support if omicron closes a school
Taupō teen leaders share learning from home insights for those in isolation.
Tick, Tick... Boom: The torment of a young creative who struggles with intimacy
FILM REVIEW: Local author Jen Shieff gives her thoughts on Tick, Tick... Boom.
30km/h speed limit proposed outside schools and in Taupō and Tūrangi towns
Open road speed limit may no longer apply to rural roads in Taupō under a new speed plan.
Teen swims 80km across Lake Taupō and back
Caitlin O'Reilly is just the third person to complete the 80km swim.
Bat check on doomed trees pays off
The pekapeka tou-roa (long-tailed bats) are classified as threatened-nationally critical
Projected rates rise of 8.35 per cent: Council calls for feedback on Annual Plan
This feedback process is part of the council's Annual Plan consultation period.
North Island skifield says loss will be $7.4 million
The operators of Tūroa ski field have decided to hold off on a $40 million renewal plan.