Maize maze attracts large number of visitors
The first two open weekends collectively attracted 750 people to the maize.
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Weet-Bix TRYathlon returns to New Plymouth
The Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon returns to New Plymouth
Eltham’s skies to be filled with kites for annual Eltham Lions Club Kite Day
The Eltham Lions Club Kite Day takes place February 12.
'Excruciating pain': Woman's knee 'popped' but police force justified
The woman appeared to be having a mental health crisis at the time she was restrained.
Mountain bike fundraiser ride to help Eltham
The annual event takes riders on either of two tracks around the outskirts of Eltham.
Cash boost to help Taranaki be predator free
$2.5 million for Taranaki Regional Council-led programme.
RC helicopters to fly under the mountain
The fun fly event will take place at Platinum Lodge.
The Scratching Post pet of the week
Kenzi is affectionate, cuddly, and ready to meet her forever family.
Te reo word of the week: whiti(a)
Increase your te reo Māori vocabulary by learning and using a new Māori word each week.
Paritutu Bowling Club win men's fours
Paritutu Bowling Club came out as the winners of the annual competition.
Lions event to find top teams in Toko
The free event is about having fun, socialising, and having a go.
Borders to Whangamōmona thrown open for Republic Day
The borders were thrown open to New Zealand's only republic.
Editorial: Make an investment in your community today
It's time to invest in our local community, writes Ilona Hanne.
John Herlihy retains chains of office
John Herlihy was re-elected as the president of Whangamōmona.
Small artworks but massive talent at Percy Thomson Gallery
The exhibition is a new concept for the gallery.
Taranaki Diocesan School for Girls head students take out top prizes
The prizegiving celebrated student success at Taranaki Diocesan School for Girls.
Stratford High School head students announced
Stratford High School's 2023 Head Girl is Te Otiana Gerrard and Head Boy is Matthew Jones.
Inglewood High's head students excited to lead the school
Inglewood's 2023 head boy and girl are both looking forward to leading the school.
'Give me the weed': Men shot at and cannabis fleeced in 'drug deal gone wrong'
The shooter was addicted to a cough syrup drink and living a 'gangster' lifestyle.
Road users urged to plan ahead for delays
Road users are urged to plan ahead if travelling between Midhirst and Inglewood
'She snapped': Woman stabbed man 14 times in spat over who will cook dinner
The man suffered a severed artery in the bloody attack.
Stratford nonagenarian publishes memoirs
Peter Fairclough's life has been packed with interesting adventures over the years
Taranaki’s Sunflower Meadow in bloom for open days
The Taranaki Sunflower Meadow had a number of visitors during its open weekend.
Te reo word of the week: huarahi
Increase your te reo Māori vocabulary by learning and using a new Māori word each week.
800+ plants discovered: Cannabis operation brought down by property manager
The grower said the weed plants were for her personal use.
Arrested and jailed: Thief who fleeced $42k from Tegel social club account apprehended
The woman stole from her colleagues and then dodged her sentencing.
Taranaki high school students pleased with results
Today students in year 11-13 could log in and check their exam results.
Stratford competitor wins second champs in two weeks
A Stratford Speedway competitor is the winner of two championships in two weeks
Editorial: Just buy what's on the school stationery list
Why do they need so many blue pens and does the brand of pencil really matter?
Entry free to the republic for biennial event
Incumbent president John Herlihy has put his name forward for re-election.
Free swim lessons help keep tamariki safe
Central Taranaki Safe Community Trust is helping to keep tamariki safe in water
Have your say on proposed changes to fisheries settings
Fisheries New Zealand asking for feedback as part of its biannual sustainability review.