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Corn fritters for rainy afternoons with the family
Celebrate Indonesia Independence Day with spicy corn fritters.
The legal side of living in a retirement village
Living in a retirement village, Taupō solicitor on occupation rights vs property rights.
NZ Geothermal Week draws out 100 science students
Inquisitive minds win at NZ Geothermal Week 2022 school science competition.
Residents wake to snow, SH5 reopens to motorists
'I happened to look out the window and noticed that it was snowing.'
Businesses shine at Taupō business awards
Stories of businesses triumphing over adversity abound at Taupō business awards.
Excitement as birdsong fills Taupō urban gullies
Nine years in, a Taupō environmental group are excited about planting podocarps.
'You are an Ironman', man behind the magic voice hangs up his mic
Hanging up his mic after saying "you are an Ironman" half a million times.
Star tumbling teen set to represent New Zealand in Bulgaria
The Taupō resident and Rotorua-coached gymnast is excited to compete in November.
First man ever accused of sabotage appears in court
The first man ever accused of sabotage in NZ has appeared in court.
A hot bowl of slurpable goodness
Taupō recipe developer Olivia Moore's recipe for spiced beef + pinto bean stew with orange
Taupō families showing huge interest in learning to box
Taupō boy, 14, fights Aussie boxer aged 16 for the U60 Australian Golden Gloves title.
The whiskey drinker who stunned the NZ gin industry
From whiskey to gin after his favourite pub ran out of his favourite tipple.
Taupō firefighters join nationwide action
Taupō professional firefighters strike to show unity with city peers who go to food banks.
Joint police effort to track down fleeing couple
Taupō senior sergeant discusses recent Lake Rotoaira fleeing driver situation.
Mahi te ora, do life. Life is not just about living, it's about doing.
Taupō counsellors provide check-in opportunities for the public for Suicide Prevention Day
How does an apprenticeship work? Do I need year to do year 13?
Taupō students have the opportunity to ask questions to employers and training providers.
SH41 drivers asked to slow down for wetland birds
The week to get involved and learn about conservation from Taupō, to Tūrangi to Mangakino.
Senior UK govt minister to visit Taupō dairy company
Taupō dairy factory Miraka connects through UK and Māori-owned business trade agreement.
Motorcyclist dead after crash near Taupō
Emergency services were called to the scene of the crash around 1.45pm.
New principal humbled by pōwhiri
New high school principal in Taupō observes all the good things going on.
Elections 2022 bring co-governance at hapū and iwi level for Tūrangi
The 2019 resident-led protest netted a $24 million council spend in Tūrangi.
Looking forward to sitting with others who shared Covid business hardship
Taupō business awards is a chance to share pandemic survival experiences and lessons.
Chef's Profile: Sisters Prue and Felicity Campbell
Spotlight on award-winning Taupō restaurant the Brantry Eatery and the Campbell sisters.
The dream team that shares same vision and values
Taupō business finalists for the Westerman Dream Team and the More FM Community Angels
NZ airline releases 'all-you-can-fly' tickets
A thousand tickets for three months of unlimited travel around New Zealand for $799.
Pathways project connecting Taupō communities
Taupō gets yet another shared footpath in its pedestrian and cycleway network.
Geothermal showcase bringing power to the people
Taupō industry leaders host thought-provoking week celebrating all things geothermal.
Gym bunnies take out the supreme award at drag inspired cabaret
Taupō drag-inspired acts bring the house down two nights in a row, and all for charity.
'They are fast, fit, tough and strong'
Three youngsters from rural towns make up the NZ Junior motorcycling enduro ISDE team.
Past student returns to provide inspirational choreography
Tauranga choreographer Cameron Smith returns to his Taupō high school for DanceNZ Made.
Firms pivot to wonky veges and online growth
Taupō business awards celebrate local initiatives in sustainability and online sales.
How to maintain your number one Tripadvisor spot
Taupō business owners talk about their journey towards the biennial business awards.
Rural community marks Covid jab milestone
Rural nurse says for a small community, Tūrangi has done well with Covid vaccinations