Care shop trolley's reappearance a puzzle
Trolley disappears, then reappears in broad daylight.
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Heritage award for historians
The award recognises the pair's dedication to sharing their knowledge with the community.
Car goes through pharmacy window after crash
The second vehicle has fled the scene.
Moa trail run comes around again
Staff from sponsors Stem Rural Accountants have put their hands up to take part.
Time for a fresh face at EPIC Te Puke
Losses and gains following EPIC Te Puke's AGM.
Te Puke icon the 'Graffiti buster' remembered as much more
Alan Cotter was busy, energetic, well known and deeply loved.
Cricket clubrooms vandalised, tractor stolen
Established in 1886, Te Puke Cricket Club now has upgraded clubrooms and extra security.
High flying triathlete proud of Te Puke roots
This year is Hannah Wells' first as a fulltime triathlete.
Final call for food donations
People are needing help who have never needed it before
Denny Hulme memorabilia on display
Exhibition includes an impressive - and lengthy - list of Denny Hulme's achievements
Tips on short story writing part of holiday programme in Te Puke
Writer says entering competitions can help develop writing skills.
Spring clean part 2 next week
It the turn of Te Puke's businesses to get spruced up
Six hour day a winner for Stem
Stem Rural Accountants won a Small Organisation Excellence Award at 2020 Diversity Awards
Inquiries launched into poor accommodation accusations
The facility allegedly failed to comply with aspects of the building code requirements.
Tome tells the tale of Maketū
Monograph fills the gap in the historical society's schedule
Town sparkles after spring clean
Clean up low key, but successful, and could become an annual event
Help to be rental ready
Programme offers help getting into the tough Te Puke rental market.
Te Puke's Tessa goes out a winner
Te Puke Women have only lost one game all season.
Western Bay of Plenty plan feedback sought
The Western Bay of Plenty is one of the fastest growing districts in New Zealand.
Garden and Art festival on horizon
Tickets for Garden and Art festival are no on sale in Te Puke and Papamoa.
'Dirty, smelly': Council orders company to stop operating kiwifruit worker accommodation
The facility allegedly failed to comply with aspects of the building code requirements.
Marathon man Richard Sandy walking for good causes
Richard Sandy is set top tackle his first marathon 40 years after he began preparing.
Final heartbreak for Eastern Districts
Loss will mean more determination next season.
Try paddling - you might get hooked!
Boobops hope to get to nationals in 2021 after they were cancelled this year.
December date for Christmas float parade
Christmas parade organisers looking for volunteers to step up to help
Final whistle for Te Puke's Tessa
Barring unthinkable results, Te Puke will win the Bay Division 1 competition on Sunday.
More in store for successful recycling trial
Rural recycling service to start up again on October 10.
Youth Encounter offers somewhere to belong
Youth Encounter is working towards owning its own property with purpose-built facilities
Whirlwind years remembered on Wig Wednesday
The theme of Wig Wednesday is significant for the Dale family.
Denny Hulme in Champions exhibition
Motor racing legend's car to feature in new Champions exhibition.
New ambulance thanks to Trinity Lands
New ambulance is the safest ambulance for St John staff to work in.
Sariah pins down spot at tenpin nationals
Less than a year after starting playing, Sariah Tuanau is off to the NZ tenpin champs.