
Dairy industry stages gala night
The New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards come to a glitzy finale with the national gala dinner in Tauranga this Saturday.
The New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards come to a glitzy finale with the national gala dinner in Tauranga this Saturday.
The Taupō Golf Club senior men's side has broken a 25-year-old bogey.
The large public swimming pool at Tokaanu Thermal Pools is nearing reopening after more than a year of closure, with even the resident duck Hoha reportedly looking forward to welcoming back visitors—so when can the public expect the doors to reopen?
Planning and preparation can make for a safe start to the first weekend in May - for humans at least.
Taupō District Council is asking residents to consider three options for future water services delivery, with council preferring to keep services in-house despite government pressure toward regional models.
Death without Debt wants to see more openness in the funeral sector so people can maximise dignity and minimise debt. Taupō residents can learn more at a workshop on May 1.
Speakers at Taupō's Anzac Day dawn and civic commemorations noted that courage and belief in 'doing the right thing' were part of the Anzac spirit.
Future upgrades and expansion of health services in Tūrangi are on the cards with a financial boost from King Country Trust. Feedback is being sought at a public meeting this Wednesday.
The NZTA survey results are in and the speed limits between Taupō and Tūrangi are heading back up. Most highways around Taupō and surrounding districts will return to higher speeds after public feedback, but some key sections will remain slower. Find out which roads are affected.
Tractors young and old are expected to show off their pulling power in Reporoa on Saturday, April 26.
Prize winners in the Department of Conservation's Taupō fishing photo competition may see their snap used on licences for the season.
Supporting older adults in maintaining their independence at home for as long as possible is the aim for Petra Leusink and Halla Steinsdottir
It's been all go from the word go for Taupō-nui-a-Tia College's production of Mamma Mia.
The six-year long systematic skimming of cash from hospice's proceeds left CEO Christine Rankin in a state of absolute shock when it was first confessed to her.
Mark Wisniewski used his position of responsibility to take increasing amounts of money from the charity organisation he worked for.
Businesses in Taupō see the boost from Supercars as different strokes for different folks