Follow us on your favourite podcast app so you never miss an episode
Dean Calvert on Taupō's first Summer Concert after dark
Dean Calvert from Greenstone Entertainment joins Lake FM to talk about the 2027 Summer Concert, with Seal, Bastille, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Level 42 at the Taupō Amphitheatre on Sunday, January 31. For the first time the show moves into the evening, with doors at 3pm and a 10.30pm finish.
Related
'Feathered Friends' next title in Bixley body of work
Taupō author Donovan Bixley is drawing on the need for us to conserve and respect the natural world in his latest series for young readers.
TNT heads for 2027 regard their roles as a privilege
Taupō-nui-a-Tia College's head students for next year are keen to be remembered for helping their fellow students.
Popular educator signs off from Kids Greening Taupō
Educator Rachel Thompson has signed off from Kids Greening Taupō by celebrating the opening of an outdoor classroom at Hilltop School.
Taupō could gain a second MP as Upston wins seventh term
Taupō could be represented by two MPs this term. Louise Upston has held the seat for a seventh time, and on current projections Labour’s Chris Flatt will also enter Parliament on the Labour Party list.
Latest
Taupō District Council requests voting rights for 3 committees
Taupō District Council has asked the Government to give three of its committees an exemption from a recent law change. Before the election, the Government amended the Local Government Act, removing the voting rights of any non-elected member of a council committee.
Taupō Vintage & Classic Car Club – Club Run to the New Zealand Timber Museum
Bring your classic car, enjoy the open road and join us for a great day of motoring, history and friendship! On Sunday 15th November
'Feathered Friends' next title in Bixley body of work
Taupō author Donovan Bixley is drawing on the need for us to conserve and respect the natural world in his latest series for young readers.
TNT heads for 2027 regard their roles as a privilege
Taupō-nui-a-Tia College's head students for next year are keen to be remembered for helping their fellow students.