Strings to the fore at October midday concert
Waikato University strings players will fill the bill at the St Andrew's Anglican Church Midday Concert on Friday, October 2.
Waikato University strings players will fill the bill at the St Andrew's Anglican Church Midday Concert on Friday, October 2.
Taupō Choral's 50th Jubilee Solid Gold concert on 15th November will feature acclaimed soprano Dr Morag Atchison.
Fire and Emergency New Zealand says now is the time to check your own smoke alarms and those of any elderly friends, relatives and neighbours who can't do it themselves.
Next year's Greenstone Entertainment Summer Concerts roster is a distinctly British line-up.
This week's Geyser Community Foundation Taupō Awards recognised a range of contributions from members of the community to help create a better community.
A scholarship programme involving Southern Cross Health Trust for student nurses is an investment in student success and future healthcare, says Toi Ohomai.
Youth will be to the fore at a theatre showcase at Centre Stage on Friday, September 25.
Halcyon Power, the joint venture between Tūaropaki Trust and Obayashi Corporation, has won a Māori Development Fund investment to pursue exports of green hydrogen.
Toi Ohomai is looking to get back up to strength in its offering of local courses over the next couple of years, says Pim Borren, chief executive of Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
Amplify's latest six-monthly business survey is seeking more information on how AI is being used locally by retailers and industry.
A brand-new community sports hub at Owen Delany Park will triple the number of changing rooms available for athletes using the park.
Taupō-nui-a-Tia College principal Ben Claxton and the school staff will next week have all the students back on the same site as the school marks another milestone in its recovery from a fire in February.
Broadlands School principal Graeme Taylor will celebrate 20 years as the head of the school next week.
A portacom with an uncanny habit of turning up or going missing just as deals were about to be made on its future is likely to be sold, this time legitimately.
Organisers of Taupō Hospice's thrifted fashion show last week are thinking about how they can go one better next year.
This year's Big Music Day is again looking to involve around 200 Taupō students rehearsing five pieces before a concert to family and friends.