New dairy industry awards a kick start into farm ownership
Two new NZ Dairy Industry Awards come with loans of $1 million locked in at a low interest rate for three years
Chris Marshall
Taupō District Councillor Admits Drink Driving Charge
Long-serving representative recorded over twice the legal alcohol limit while driving on Wairakei Drive, according to court documents.
Traffic management company closure leaves 100 workers jobless
19-year-old Sasha is looking ahead to a career change after being among approximately 100 workers laid off when Evolution Traffic Management went into liquidation.
Tūrangi Aerodrome cleared for take-off
Despite the aerodrome's use during Cyclone Gabrielle, Taupō District Council officials are 'comfortable that this does not create any additional risk for the Tūrangi community should we not have access to it,' says Deputy Mayor Kevin Taylor
Tūrangi Aerodrome grounded?
Bureaucratic oversight and complex land ownership issues have left Tūrangi Aerodrome facing deactivation this Thursday despite community hopes for its survival.
Taupō Renews Sister City Relationship with Suzhou
Waiata echoed as Taupō welcomed Chinese delegates, with the visit delivering strengthened ties and a surprise proposal for museum exchanges between the cities.
Community groups compete for council funding
Local organisations seeking shares of two grant funds worth over $750,000, but many will miss out.
Students to learn water conservation at National Trout Centre event
School children from around the district will get hands-on experience with water conservation at an upcoming Enviroschools event near Tūrangi.
From Swing Bridges to Rare Birds: Inside NZ's $30m Tourism Splash
A $30 million investment in tourism infrastructure and conservation has been announced, following the launch of the 'Everyone must go' campaign targeting Australian visitors.
Cupid's Helpers Spread Valentine's Joy at Tauhara College
Toga-clad student executives played Cupid at Tauhara College, delivering Valentine's gifts to surprised students during class.
Dunkley and Quilter Dominate Huka River Swim
Alex Dunkley claimed the fastest overall time, while Laura Quilter led the women's field in Saturday's 3.3km Huka River Swim, finishing in 26:26 and 28:25, respectively.
Award-winning Batik Artist Celebrates 90th Birthday with New Taupō Exhibition
Multi-talented artist Ann Hay marks her 90th birthday with a new exhibition of batik artworks featuring animals and native birds at the Taupō Museum.
We’ve got you covered - Trust covers stationery costs for primary students
The Mangakino Central Charitable Trust ensures a strong start to the school year by covering stationery costs for all Whakamaru and Mangakino Primary Schools students for the second consecutive year.
Mobile Vet Taupaws Brings Affordable Pet Care to Taupō Doorsteps
A new mobile veterinary service has launched in Taupō, focusing on making preventative pet healthcare more accessible for elderly, disabled, and busy pet owners.
Award-winning Irish Composer Opens Taupō's 2025 Concert Series in March
Irish composer and guitarist Dave Flynn brings his celebrated Celtic Guitar Journey to Taupō on March 7, blending traditional Irish and Scottish music with New Zealand influences.
Major Upgrade Underway at Taupō Events Centre Stadium
The Taupō Events Centre's multi-purpose stadium is receiving a significant upgrade, including floor levelling and maintenance work, ahead of hosting major sporting events later this year.