Horizons joins those opposed to eliminating Māori wards
Local iwi and hapū very much want seats around the local government tables.
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Foodbank drive to meet the need
The two farmer-led initiatives ensure those in need get meat and milk.
Te Matatini kapa haka competition extended to five days
The number of rōpu able to qualify for finals hasn't changed however.
Community invited to have say on Waverley town plans
Safety upgrades to State Highway 3 and a new path are two potential ideas for Waverley.
PM calls Te Pāti Māori planned Budget day protest ‘illegal’
Te Pāti Māori shared on social media that this is a 'rangatira revolution'.
Community grant helps make region's African residents feel at home
The members are enjoying sharing their culture with others
Stratford secondary schools' curriculum grows
A charitable trust is sowing the seeds of learning at two Central Taranaki schools.
Carl Bates: Budget critical to getting Back on Track
OPINION: Whanganui MP Carl Bates on Nicola Willis' first Budget.
Back-to-back-to-back Jack wins world champs
Jack Jordan has won the world championship for the third time in a row.
IT diplomas added to WITT offerings
Learner Me chief executive Simon Singh says IT training is important.
Cancer service ‘on the brink of collapse’
There are huge risks if the short staffing is not addressed, a medical oncologist says.
'Scared for my future': Amputee describes crash that took his leg
Ed Dormon's first thought was about being able to continue his passion of caregiving.
Stratford’s 'Grand Old Lady' claims her heritage crown
The theatre has special significance in New Zealand history as an early 'picture palace'.
Dirty Work: An ode to joy that is joyous to watch
Review: There's plenty of praises to sing when it comes to this show.
'Barking', yelling after gang fight near school rugby game
Police respond to fracas after nearby car crash.
Q&A with Brendan Dugan of the NZ Highwaymen
The NZ Highwaymen are about to get back on the road, touring across NZ in June and July.
From Stratford to Europe for teen powerlifters
The teenage powerlifters are both reigning national champions for their divisions.
True World War I story made into book
An acorn that travelled across oceans was the inspiration behind the story.
Works to make SH3 North safer begin soon
Road works will begin on State Highway 3 North to install guardrails.
Italian films on show in New Plymouth
The Cinema Italiano Festival runs until June 9 at the Len Lye Cinema.
Nominations open for community performance
A special showing of Jersey Boys in Taranaki is set to bring theatre to the people.
Summer concerts boost Taranaki economy
The concert series injected $4.2m into the local economy.
$1.5m funding boost for Taranaki Base Hospital upgrade
The donation will contribute to the ICU fit-out which is currently under construction.
'Highly culpable': Farmer milked cow even after 'part of her udder dropped off'
Some of Ray Nairn's ill-treated cows needed to be euthanised.
'I'm extremely disappointed': National MP stood down for failing to declare donations
The New Plymouth MP was the chairman of the Environment Committee.
Taranaki to host North Island and New Zealand sheep dog championships
Hundreds of dogs and their handlers across 128 sheepdog trial clubs will compete.
Students' verdict on cellphone ban
Taranaki high school students say more needs to be done to stop bullying.
Spots open on Relay for Life committee
Join the 'volunteer powerhouse' behind the annual Cancer Society fundraiser.
Eleven-hour work day for Stratford councillors
A tight deadline meant elected members were working against the clock last week.
Final chance to enter Taranaki Emergence Art Awards
Taranaki's young artists still have time to enter a prestigious art competition.
School camp mixes fun and community service
The camp wasn't just about fun, but also serving the community, said Julie-Anne Hall.
The Scratching Post pet of the week
These kittens are best together, says The Scratching Post trustee Karma Andrews.
'Surreal, raw and tender': Murder-accused in court after death at accommodation complex
Whatitiri Whakaruru, 26, died last month after being fatally stabbed in South Taranaki.
Mining firm slams ‘hostility’ of offshore wind sector
Trans-Tasman Resources hits back over wind farming and mining.