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The light party is cancelled, but there's still plenty for town's tamariki to enjoy
Keisha the cat was returned to her owner safe and sound
Tamariki were able to learn some basketball skills these school holidays.
Stratford HospiceShop is looking for more volunteers.
The book signing takes place at the Stratford Hospice Shop on Thursday October 28.
The southern end of town is growing, say the business owners based there
The southern end of town is growing, say the business owners based there
After 29 years in the classroom, Chris is changing careers
Montell2099 finds a lot of joy in playing festivals he used to attend when he was younger.
Marathon in a month will raise funds for the cancer society.
Organisers say they hope to find a date in the new year
The unsealed road from the Tangarakau Gorge on the Forgotten World Highway will be sealed.
More than half the region is vaccinated.
SDC is celebrating local people who have recently completed their chosen training.
Number of new developments with five or more townhouses has risen sharply since 2019.
Borrowers should not rule out one-year fixed mortgage rate of 5.5%, says Tony Alexander.
Some days it's rescued pets, other days it's PM visits, but every day brings good news
Taranaki host Manawatū next weekend at Inglewood's TET Stadium.
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Prices are up 2.2 per cent across the board, with Whole Milk Powder up 1.5 per cent.
Trusting their instincts has paid off for blackcurrant growers Tony and Afsaneh Howey.
EU keen to protect over 2000 food and beverage "Geographical Indications".
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Prime Minister visited Taranaki to encourage people to get vaccinated.
Police are advising consumers to be cautious when online shopping.
OPINION: Seven experts look at medical reasons to decline the vaccine. And find very few.
New Zealand Rugby announced it would not include promotion-relegation this year
Getting your Covid-19 shot at the event will give you a shot at winning a prize
The drop-in clinic takes place on Saturday.
An Eltham seamstress is teaching people about the benefits of upcycling clothes
Exhibition is also 'a plea to recognise the differently abled community in wider society
Tamariki armed themselves with bug suckers to count for creepy crawlies.
The supreme award winner was announced on Saturday night.
Love Begins at 50 is set to show in December at the Repertory House.