Impressive match for Streltham Thunder
Streltham Thunder division two faced off against Clifton.
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The Scratching Post pet of the week: Dapper Dudley the purrfect pal
Dudley is on the lookout for his forever family.
Te reo word of the week
Increase your te reo Māori vocabulary by learning and using a new Māori word each week.
Stratford council approves 8.9pc rates rise
Councillors voted unanimously to adopt the annual plan with an 8.9 per cent rates increase
Stratford woodchopper a cut above the rest
The Stratford woodchopper is a third generation axeman.
Illuminating experience for Taranaki kids
The show is designed for children up to the age of 7.
Why were these gentlemen dressed so smartly?
Can you help identify who or what is in this old photo?
Review: Parker's Lots of Love exuberant and slightly exhausting
Chris Parker puts plenty of energy and comedy into the show.
Construction has begun on the two lane bridge project
Members of Ngāti Ruanui and Ngāti Maru opened the ceremony on Tuesday morning.
Student excels at life skills camp
The life skills camp teaches young students how to set goals, cook and more.
New steps for Eltham's Bridger Park
The revitalisation project is part of the council's plan to upgrade the smaller towns.
The Baking Company named Central Taranaki Regional Top Shop
The local eatery also won the Food and Beverage – Take Out Category Award.
Family celebrate pioneer's life 100 years on
Albert James Bray was a hard-working man, his granddaughter says.
'Kids lived in fear': Mum's years-long abuse of children with cords, spoons and fists
The children had black eyes and sores.
Checker success for Sarah
Stratford New World has once again claimed the top spot at the regional competition.
Just one new face at the TET table
There's just one new face at the TET table after the Ward B election.
International award for Taranaki renal centre
The design of Taranaki’s new Renal Centre was recognised on the world stage.
School's out but fun's in with holiday programme
The free programme will cure holiday boredom.
Merry wives of Stratford a local effort
The production was Shakespearean, with a Stratford twist.
Beer-guzzling burglar nabbed after leaving a bottle - and DNA - at the crime scene
He took the beer from a fridge mid-heist and left the empty on the steps.
New Plymouth Council receives backlash on rates hikes
Some property owners could face a rates hike of between 15 and 30 per cent, others more.
Phil Quinney's services to broadcasting recognised with award
He was recognised for his many years of services to broadcasting
Acclaimed Kiwi photographer dies, a week after King's Birthday honour
Rob Tucker's career was a highlights reel of life, people, events and tragedy.
Streltham Thunder bring their all to the field
The Stratford Eltham rugby team played against Coastal over the weekend.
Stratford hockey teams build on skills
Mixed fortunes for teams during Stratford club's open day.
Pet of the week: Fun-loving Hennie ready to come home
Hennie is confident she'll find the purrfect home.
Te reo word of the week - tari
Increase your te reo Māori vocabulary by learning and using a new Māori word each week
Drag queens, rave parties and more - Q&A with Emma Vickers
Emma Vickers wants audiences to feel challenged, exhilarated and perhaps unable to sleep.
Opinion: Why SH43 roading improvements are crucial
Neil Volzke says counting cars isn't the only way to assess value of roads.
Local Focus: Art, coffee and gin are the secrets to success for entrepreneurial couple
Horopito, kawakawaka, miro berries and stamens of pōhutukawa are fun to find and distil.
'Back to Back Jack’ shatters world record in world trophy repeat
New Zealand’s top axemen Jack Jordan does it again
Stratford Recollect: Where was this photo taken?
Names and places sought for our new series on old photos