
School fireworks event seeking sponsors, volunteers
Volunteering "makes society tick and makes the school tick", says principal
Volunteering "makes society tick and makes the school tick", says principal
High school students to hear about Talk Peach Gynaecological Awareness Foundation
Design needs to be striking, but also functional.
Te Puke is part of a pilot being developed worldwide to develop community partnerships.
Prop Matt Wallis set to play 200th game for Te Puke Sports.
Quirky combat sport picked up by US broadcaster for third time
"By doing this ... many will be paying upwards of 50 per cent of their pension in rent."
Brother and close friend help Ross Underwood tell his story
Local firms have come on board to help with high school building course
The past year has seen the completion of all 25km of pipeline and the intake facility.
Young girls playing in a Rotorua rugby team have made history.
Te Puke goes through the tournament unbeaten.
Teachers encouraged and inspired Hannah when she was at Te Puke High School.
Passing of two rangatira to be acknowledged at Matariki event.
But principal says students can still use toilets during class.
The road is down to one lane and people are advised to avoid the area if possible.
Time to get cosy and hear stories about the stars.
First to feature both boys' and girls' tournaments.
Police say they don't know what caused the vehicle to leave the road.
There are over 300 truffle farms, known as truffières, in New Zealand.
Jetski rescue was the second of the day for Maketū Coastguard.
Les Hansen was baptised in 1934, met his future wife at the church and was married there.
Residents fear speeding will kill someone but police say there is no ongoing problem.
The packhouse is also evidence of the kiwifruit industry growing
Rubbish and recycling bins have now been dropped off ready for use on July 1.
People have become used to marae offering health-related services
Two new staff members have joined up to ensure Te Puke keeps supporting local.