Taupō witnessed the electrifying launch of the NextGen New Zealand Championship, presented by Repco, as over 150 competitors and thousands of fans gathered for a weekend of thrilling racing and unforgettable experiences.
Taupō, brace yourself as The D4 brings their legendary, amplifier-melting rock'n'roll show to Rosemary’s on February 22, 2025—don’t miss the sonic explosion!
Excitement is building for the 46th Lake Taupō Cycle Challenge this Saturday, November 30, with thousands of riders and supporters gearing up for a vibrant weekend of cycling events, including the new Tineli Huka Hundy mountain bike race.
A significant oak tree on Taupahi Road in Tūrangi, listed as an amenity tree, was nearly felled during maintenance, prompting community outrage and an independent investigation by the Taupō District Council.
State Highway 1 (SH1) will reopen between Tokoroa and Kinleith at 10am on Wednesday, 27 November 2024, with a temporary speed limit in place while ongoing testing and roadworks continue in nearby sections.
Rumours suggest Toi Ohomai's proposed cuts may impact the Taupō campus, sparking concerns over job losses and course cancellations.
Thousands of cyclists will descend on Taupō this Saturday for the Lake Taupō Cycle Challenge, with NZTA advising drivers on SH1, SH32, and SH41 to plan ahead and expect detours, heavy traffic, and increased bike activity.
The 2025 Mahi Aroha summer programme offers nearly 30 nature-based events across the Central North Island, including guided mountain biking, tramps, and workshops, inviting everyone to explore, protect, and enjoy the region's incredible outdoors.
The Free Speech Union and Taupō District Council have resolved their dispute over cancelling a 2023 event, agreeing to collaborate on a free speech policy and training to ensure the rights of Taupō residents are respected.
From 25 November, Roberts Street will trial a left-turn-only exit onto Ruapehu Street to reduce congestion and improve safety. Full closure wasn’t considered due to business access needs. Drivers are encouraged to use Tītīraupenga Street as a bypass.
