Clean-up of pond unearths trashy habits
Stolen signs, road cones and even a pram were found in the Stratford pond.
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Free health checks at annual book fair
This year the book fair will double up as a free health screening service.
Seabed mining ‘does not co-exist with offshore wind’, government told
Seabed mining and windfarming are two activities that could not operate simultaneously.
Rural Support ambassador tours lower North Island
Matt Chisholm will talk about his own experiences with mental health.
Green thumbs encouraged for regional comp
The competition is open to school-aged rangatahi across the Taranaki region.
Taranaki Lotto player among winners in last night's draw
The player was one of 21 players to win second division in the draw.
Woman charged in relation to stolen car with baby inside appears in court
The baby was left on the roadside by the alleged thieves.
Green-thumbed students work together for Earth's sake
This was the first time the Beyond COP21 symposium has been held in the Oceania region.
From fisheries to Rotokare Scenic Reserve
Sanctuary manager has gone from caring for the sea to looking after the land.
Illegal cattle movements cost farmer $21k
The farmer was sentenced on four charges under the NAIT Act.
Environment court rules in favour of NZTA
No regrets: The farmer says he stood by his decision to battle for the Mangapēpeke Valley.
‘Time To Kill’: Brian Tamaki’s Destiny Church tagline ‘extremely concerning’
Whanganui's mayor said his council opposed any event that would cause division.
Taranaki Regional Council confirms 16.3 per cent rates rise
The Taranaki Regional Council's plan for 2024-2034 has been adopted.
Harlem Globetrotters bring trick shots to Taranaki
New Plymouth Boys' High School had two special international sports players visit.
Carpark and ski field now connected
A 100m-long bridge provides a safer route across the gorge to the Manganui ski area.
Te Paepae o Aotea student becomes firefighter
Kieran Taylor says it's important to give back to the community that's supported him.
Inglewood Rotary Club supports Marinoto Rest Home
The rest home received $3500 from Inglewood Rotary Club.
Academic success celebrated by school
An assembly celebrated students who had achieved merit or excellence endorsements in 2023
Inglewood ready to celebrate history
The town has come a long way in those 150 years, says the jubilee committee chair.
Watch: Shocking moment man who stole car with baby inside dumps infant on roadside
A spokesman said the car had been 'driven all over Taranaki in the weekend'.
Jiu-jitsu competitor sets sights on Japan
Brayden Hughes will represent his country on the world stage in September.
Stratford Art Society works on bringing art to the people
Plans are in place for a series of pop-up exhibitions around the district.
Ilona Hanne: Good vets are worth celebrating
OPINION: Vets do a lot more than just treat cats and dogs.
Top placing for Stratford student
The 15-year-old won the Manukau Cup at Alexandra Park, Auckland.
Eltham-based marching club achieve top results
The club came away with two firsts at the Taranaki champs.
Rural school supports Cancer Society
The pupils asked family and friends to sponsor them for the week.
Iwi leaders meet with ministers over oil and gas exploration
'We need to make sure our rights and interests are protected.'
Dairy farms, conservation and auto repair: Councillors' pecuniary interests
Not all elected members have filed their pecuniary interests return
Cheating suspicions fuel frenzied scissors attack on sleeping partner
She later phoned him from prison to coax him into telling police he lied about the attack.
Review: A colourful show that is packed with talent
If you suffer from FOMO when it comes to theatre shows, don't read this review.
Tandem Group Stratford Hockey Club Roundup for Week 5
The weekly Stratford Hockey Club roundup.
Oh yes it is: A great adult pantomime on show at The Castle
It has all the ingredients of a great pantomime, but take an adult friend, not a minor.
60,000 New Zealanders enjoyed the start of game bird season
'A few good breeding seasons, more rain and rough weather, will mean birds disperse more.'