Fluent cricket the goal for Te Puke
Te Puke Cricket Club's season starts with a trip to Tauranga to play Cadets.
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Ivory tinkling and book borrowing
A donated piano has been decorated for community use in Te Puke.
Away days to start cricket season
Te Puke cricket fans will need to travel for the first few games of the season.
School's long wait for signs over
Persuasive writing success for Te Ranga School pupils.
Changing times for Community Patrollers
New blood needed for Te Puke's Community Patrols.
Vibrancy, colour to dazzle Te Puke
Change of date could lead to a bigger Sikh parade in 2019
'Real heartbreaking': Big reward put up for community gear return
The club had done a lot for the local community
Likeable rogue star of the show
A trip back in time with Te Puke Repertory's latest production Hang on a Minute Mate.
Board candidates introduce themselves
Candidates for the Te Puke Community Board asked about their first priority.
Youth seeks community board seat
She's not long out of school but Larissa Hika is hoping to enter local politics.
Pathway closure at Te Puke sparks controversy
The closure of part of the Te Ara Kahikatea Pathway in Te Puke has sparked controversy.
Much more to AIMS Games than medals
Four Te Puke schools are sending teams to the 2019 AIMS Games.
Body found on rail tracks at Te Puke
The railway line at Te Puke has reopened after a body was found on the tracks yesterday.
Police at train 'incident' in Te Puke
A reporter at the scene said the incident was near the Te Puke train station.
Giant kiwifruit plan to highlight Te Puke on tourism map
Resource consent has been granted for a bold new tourism scheme in Te Puke.
Physio moves from two legs to four
Animal physiotherapy is right up Sophie's alley.
Lovely people, different stories
Empathy - not sympathy - is needed for the role of volunteer driver.
Wide range of support from Cancer Society
Support from Cancer Society takes many forms.
Spate of seal deaths prompts warning
Bay residents are warned to keep dogs on a leash after a spate of seal pup deaths.
Date set for post office takeover
An innovative approach has seen postal services in Te Puke run as a social enterprise.
'$1m is just the start': Acorn Foundation celebrates funding milestone
157 charities and social organisations will reap the rewards of local people's generosity.
Warning signs to go up outside rural school
Mayor says council hamstrung on reviewing speed limit outside Te Ranga School.
New dog smart safety programme to be rolled out in Western Bay schools
The programme will teach kids how to stay safe around dogs.
'We're really stoked': High school's facial hair policy change welcomed
The policy now allows students to have 'clean and tidy' facial hair.
Firefighters rescue huge pup from ravine
The big Leonburger pup was stuck between a rock and a hard place.
Firearms amnesty attracts hundreds of guns, parts and ammo in Te Puke
More than 100 people have already handed in 189 guns to police in Te Puke.
Show jumper Mikayla Herbert going global
Te Puke vet and show jumper Mikayla Herbert has been selected to represent New Zealand.
Golf: Te Puke brothers to line up for NZ
Charlie and Harry Hillier will play for NZ at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship
Te Puke gun buyback event under way
Chance to hand in firearms continues Saturday and Sunday at sports club.
Saddle up for toy library's casino night
Te Puke Toy Library recovering from funding blip.