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Vaccination rates of Māori are improving in Taranaki.
Two boys spent their free time in lockdown creating an apparel line.
Stratford mayor Neil Volzke talks about the district's gambling policy.
Introducing the winners of the Taranaki Veterinary Centre pet of the year competition.
The future of Three Waters is under discussion
A Taranaki apprentice is tackling mental illness stigma and discrimination.
Stratford builders say guidelines suddenly being implemented by council delaying projects.
On top of her schoolwork, Abbie also runs two fulltime businesses
Actor Chris Green says he has more questions than answers when it comes to cancel culture.
We willingly embrace other cultures and languages, why not our own?
Carlson tackles the topic of oversharing on social media in her new show It's Personal.
Taranaki students joined students from Thailand and Vietnam for an online graduation.
Hāwera Repertory still plan to perform Love Begins at 50 after postponement due to Covid.
Taranaki iwi health providers say the Māori vaccination clinics are essential
The idea started when Martyn Hodder was making a large pot of vegetable soup.
With house prices rising steeply, many Kiwis have no choice but to buy on a low deposit.
Vendor snapped up house next door in order to capitalise on development frenzy.
The lessons take place via Zoom each week.
Stratford food places are back open for business in alert level 3.
Rural News
Area of 330ha at Wisp Hill will soon be planted with radiata pine seedlings.
The helicopter was believed to be flying from Milton to Alexandra.
The risks of nanopesticides to human health are still largely unknown.
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The documentary honours the career of Taranaki photographer Fiona Clark.
As many as one in four New Zealanders battle with fertility issues.
Taranaki hospitals are in alert level 2 mode
Eight clubs in the Stratford district received funds.
Members discussed their plans for the upcoming 90th celebrations
Lockdown has meant extra hours in the day to get on to those "long-term projects".
Waka Kotahi Transport Agency says SH3 upgrades will include the Mt Messenger Bypass.
Life under level 2 means the library and pool will be open, as will council offices
Will the safety measures reduce or increase drive frustration asks mayor Neil Volzke.
The online field trip is titled 'Volcanoes: our sleeping mounga in Taranaki'.
Venture Taranaki is encouraging people to shop local as we move to alert level 2.
Taranaki's Iritana Hohaia has been selected for the Black Ferns