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Objectors win chance for two Māori seats
Both options will be back before a full council meeting on September 21.
Competition encourages creativity this lockdown
The competition runs until September 8.
Westend Hire Stratford Street Sprint a success
Plenty of thrills for spectators and interesting driving conditions for competitors.
Community vaccination event draws long lines
Wait times were at about 90 minutes this morning at the Stratford event.
Inglewood mini-putt course opening postponed
Covid outbreak delays opening of the highly anticipated mini-putt course.
Iwi confirm Delta variant will limit response
Whānau are urged to get prepared for a possible longer lockdown and not to take risks.
Core services still operating under level 4 across Taranaki
Residents advised that some services streamlined, including glass recycling pick-up.
Pop-up event a celebration of poetry
Popular pop-up poetry event is back, so mark August 27 on your calendar.
Altrusa International of Hāwera turns 40 this month
The women's service organisation is set to celebrate its 40th birthday.
Taranaki students encouraged to apply for funding
The fund supports students hoping to pursue a career in farming or agriculture.
From Gore to Taranaki: Meet The Hits Taranaki's Connor Kitto
Editor Ilona Hanne chats with The Hits Taranaki weekday host Connor Kitto.
Revolting children to take centre stage
Revolting children and the smell of rebellion will take to the stage next year.
Startup Weekend back in Taranaki
Learn how to take a concept and turn it into a reality.
Regional council rejects call for Māori-only say on wards
Iwi wanted future engagement on Māori wards focused on "people affected by the decision."
Thousands expected at NZ's first rural mass Covid-19 vaccination clinic
Taranaki District Health Board hoping to give a first Pfizer shot to 6000 people.
Call to make switch to Māori roll easier
Māori voters get to choose between general and Māori rolls only every five to six years.
Youth Boost helps young people achieve their goals
Taranaki Steelformers are helping Taranaki's young people fulfil their goals
Stratford Golf Club to hold Egmont Champs
The Egmont Champs take place at the end of the month.
FieldTorque Taranaki open day a success
The new FieldTorque Taranaki open day took place last week.
Creative Communities funding applications open
Funding applications close on Friday August 27, 5pm.
One million $1 native trees planted for Taranaki farmers
One million native plants have been distributed to Taranaki farmers this year.
Fabulous Fortnight to be celebrated at Pukekura Park
The 1996 tenure, known as the Fabulous Fortnight, will be celebrated at Pukekura Park.
Alarm bells ring for iwi over lack of wastewater tests
Ngāti Ruanui has backed a call for wastewater testing beyond the city.
Read Around the Mountain challenge is back
The Stratford Library is encouraging children, teens and adults to join the challenge.
Howl of a Protest in Stratford: Tractors, utes pack streets
It's about showing our support to the rural sector" - Protester
Review: The Full Monty brings the whole package to the show
The Full Monty is more than just naked men and smutty jokes.
Roadworks between New Plymouth and Egmont Village
Ground investigations between New Plymouth and Egmont Village start this month.
New carpet for Stratford's TET King's Theatre
The Stratford Lions removed the carpet from the building to make way for the new.
Potentially deadly synthetic drugs circulating in Taranaki
The batch is probably linked to one death and another serious hospital admission
Young Farmer of the Year named
First time competitor and Taranaki/Manawatu finalist wins Young Farmer Grand Final.
Stratford Work and Income Service Centre temporarily closed
The service centre will reopen on July 13.
Māori council seats bring cuts to general councillors
South Taranaki will lose one seat on the Taranaki Regional Council.
Applications open to Community Initiative Fund
Initiatives that will make positive contribution to community welcomed.