Rising costs reflected in South Taranaki District Council's plan
'We need to pay more just to keep doing what we are already doing.'
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Prestigious accolade for Alton farmers
Their efforts to protect biodiversity were recognised at the national awards ceremony.
Business park development on track
STDC business development manager Scott Wilson says there is plenty happening at the park.
Heavy rain in outlook for lower North Island
Niwa's report covers the outlook for the lower North Island over the next three months.
First stage of Waverley pathway project begins
The first stage of the Waverley pathway is set to be completed in August.
Pātea Hangi shop filling bellies with kai Māori
Duty manager Carol Turner says the shop has something for everyone.
Farmer fears cutting stock numbers only way to meet environmental standards
Farmers head to the drop-in event for the Taranaki Land and Freshwater Plan.
New health practitioner brings wealth of knowledge to South Taranaki
There are now seven doctors and three nurse practitioners working for Ngāti Ruanui.
Taranaki family raising funds for intensive therapy
The intensive therapy will help Liv reach her milestones and learn to swallow.
Bilingual service for Matariki in Eltham
Nau mai, haere mai - all are welcome to attend the service at Eltham's All Saints Church.
Waverley facelift coincides with traffic safety project
Work starts on Monday, June 24, on Wereroa Rd (State Highway 3).
Q&A: Marianne Archibald on lettuce, leisure and life
Reporter Alyssa Smith caught up with Marianne Archibald from Salad Brothers.
Visit to power station lights up interest
The visit was part of the Girls with Hi-Vis programme.
Satisfaction survey results released
The survey found South Taranaki residents are generally happy with the council.
Whanganui-born, Taranaki-based Shakespeare scholar uncovers The Bard’s philosophy
Roger Peters has published numerous books about his findings.
Plants added to Pātea’s saltmarsh
Council staff and community volunteers worked together to plant the buffer plants.
Warmer June, less rain for lower North Island
The latest Niwa outlook report covers what's expected over the next three months.
Jacq Dwyer awarded King's Birthday Honour for services in South Taranaki
She has been committed to the preservation of South Taranaki history.
Borrow a book and earn a trading card this winter
There are 15 Taniwha Trading cards in total to collect, 12 common and three rare.
Funding freeze unwelcome news to iwi
The Takutai Moana Financial Assistance Scheme will be capped at $12m next year.
Taranaki teens have got game: E-sports tournament proves a hit
The secondary school students showed their mettle in Fortnite and Rocket League matches.
'We walk in unity': Large crowd turn out for Hāwera hīkoi
'We walk in unity today' - Te Aorangi Dillon.
'Hectic': Hail the size of marbles pelts Auckland, city braces for next severe weather bout
Thunderstorms, heavy rain and strong 120km/h gales have hit the city this morning.
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.
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.
Supply chain opportunities for Whanganui
BlueFloat Energy wants to hear from Whanganui businesses.
'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.
Students' verdict on cellphone ban
Taranaki high school students say more needs to be done to stop bullying.
'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.
Seabed mining ‘does not co-exist with offshore wind’, government told
Seabed mining and windfarming are two activities that could not operate simultaneously.