
They're Here! Supercars Fleet Arrives in Taupō for ITM Super 440
The full fleet of 24 Supercars has arrived at Taupō International Motorsport Park following a massive logistical operation across the Tasman Sea.
The full fleet of 24 Supercars has arrived at Taupō International Motorsport Park following a massive logistical operation across the Tasman Sea.
A Taupō mother and her 13-year-old son have created a book to help families navigate one of life's most difficult conversations.
New Zealand's only Tesla Cybertruck will be a star attraction at Taupō's Electricarna event this Saturday.
It's not a Provincial Growth Fund handout but central North Island councils are bidding for a central government hand-up with a 'regional deal'.
Residents of Tūrangi have until mid-May to make the case for the SH1 speed limit through the town to remain at 60km/h and not revert to 80km/h.
Lake Taupō volunteer firefighter Lauren Thompson is training for her fourth Sky Tower Challenge, climbing 51 floors in full gear to raise funds for a charity supporting the eight New Zealanders diagnosed with blood cancer daily.
The Southern Lakes Volunteer Fire Brigade has switched one defibrillator for another following changes to the MOU between FENZ and Hato Hone St John.
Up to 40mm of rainfall is predicted for the Taupō region this week, bringing relief after an extended dry period, with a proper shift to autumn temperatures to follow.
A dynamic piano-cello duo will warm up on Taupō audiences before heading to Queenstown for the prestigious 2025 Whakatipu Music Festival.
Work on SH1 between Wairakei and Ātiamuri is on track to reopen ahead of next month's Supercars event, though poor weather may delay full completion beyond this weekend.
The Motuoapa Fishing and Boating Club is hosting its annual Kids Catfishing Tournament on April 11-12, combining family fun with environmental conservation.
Lab tests have cleared up some of the mystery surrounding a green liquid flowing into Otumuheke Stream but not all.
The Department of Conservation is seeking homes for more than 250 Kaimanawa wild horses ahead of next month's annual muster, with applications closing April 14.
Kataraina Mareikura-Fremlin is following in the footsteps of previous successful Turangi Karate Club members.
A Canadian woman has been disqualified from driving and ordered to pay emotional harm reparations after causing a serious crash that injured four passengers.
Practical solutions are being promoted at a Beef and Lamb NZ workshop to help farmers in the region get through the current dry spell.