Coffee, noodles, tinned fish and creamed sweetcorn are among items the foodbank is after.

Steph Dryfhout wins ITCC title, adding to her NZ and Asia-Pacific championship victories.

Brooke's Thumbs Up stories celebrate community heroes, help her build a strong portfolio

Theme: Kiwifruit and Kiwiana. Market and food stalls at Jubilee Park after the parade.

Karen Summerhays: "Just throw something together, get the kids involved, and have fun!"

Soutar's Kāwai series blends fiction and Aotearoa's history

Family fun, local stalls, live music, and free art demos are all on this Saturday.

Support local: Fairhaven gala offers raffles, rides, and food.

Vote for your favourite piece at Te Puke Art Society's exhibition.

After years of injuries, Hayley-Grace Davis is diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.

New constables in Te Puke bring diverse skills.

Join Mows for Breakfast with the Gulls, see nesting birds and enjoy a barbecue breakfast.

Maree Cooper hosts a fashion show to support friend’s son, Brennan, with cancer.

The event at Te Puke Baptist Church sees increased visitors and great entertainment.

$300 grant awarded for student-led wellness garden, part of Seed to Plate project.

Te Puke Community Market returns this Saturday after a three-year break.

Family fun at Te Puke's Ocktoberfest: Bouncy castle, entertainment and more on October 19

Giggles Centre links kids, families, and elderly in garden, sharing knowledge and produce.

Heritage Plaza makeover includes free Wi-Fi, more seating and native plantings.

SLSNZ praises volunteers for dedication at National Awards of Excellence in Christchurch.

Seeka pledges gold sponsorship for Te Puke heritage hub; community urged to support.

Te Ara Kahikatea Inc receives $2500 for a new walkway; other grants partially approved.

Kids challenged to create masks for Te Puke Treat Trail with special prizes to win.

Volunteers enjoy pizza after collecting nearly 100kg of rubbish in Te Puke's Spring Clean.

'Hopefully, we can do our best to put the patients’ perspective to everyone.'

Join the fun in Te Puke: Gardens on Wheels event with markets, food, and a parade.

COLAB seeks more groups for the event.

Sikh Parade draws 6000, with food stalls and a shorter route enhancing the experience.

Chipping away at countering stereotypical view of boys who dance.

Highlights have very much outweighed the lowlights

The parade features processional singing of holy hymns.

Friday is World Clean Up Day.

Te Puke's Charlie Ward ran the cross country and is competing in indoor bowls.

A pilot project looks to foster reconnection with the awa.

New town crier and citizen of the year revealed.

There's upcoming events to look forward to.

Jerrie-Lee Ngareta Hill shared her Kiwi culture while in Mauritius.

Appeal tables will be out on Friday.

New naming sponsor for 2025 event.

The win secures fourth place for the team.

Initiative aims to foster kaitiakitanga.

Fresh daffoldil bunches for sale

Why go anywhere else?

Initial funding key to securing building for the venture.

Drivers are judged on overall ability, efficiency, aptitude and smoothness of operation.

Meeting will be at Orchard Church next week

Sally also sits on NZKGI's executive committee.

Andrew McDowell from Pukehina Surf Rescue was BOP Volunteer of the Year.

Landmark tray packed at Quarry Rd plant.

When they planted their trees, they’d never even tried a truffle.

Rangatahi helped artist Kalib Wallace with the mural.

Each day will offer different activities.

Mystery items from the collection had the residents thinking hard.

An early loss lit a fire for the Pirates.

Scholarship success ahead of Lexus Song Quest.

Te Puke genealogy class not entirely internet based.

By-election winner humbled

Calm head wins title for James Sullivan.

Q and A, announcenments and mini play part of celebrations

Fletcher Carpenter bagged the club try-scoring record.

The building has been used as a backdrop for many a photo.

James shot a perfect 25 from 25 in the decisive shoot-off

Merlene Forsyth first learned to knit and sew almost 70 years ago.

A new web-based platform is aimed at 'taking the hōhā out of koha'.

Books are aids for those working with children

New home "has a good feel about it".

The team's culture stems from a school's rugby academy.

Fantastic atmosphere at Matariki event.

House of Shem will headline Friday's festival

What do the three candidates think about these important issues?

Giggles' māra kai was established in 2023.

Track builder Peter Boomen has saved the school thousands.

Festival will have a strong focus on Māori kai

Programme will leave a mark in many ways

Good weather and labour availability major contributors to record crop

Te Pīkari Pipi is in the running for the Wright Family Foundation Te Kura Pounamu Award.

Evening dinner will include a Q and A with Sam Cane.

Giant map helps explain spatial plan process