Council health and safety: 70 incidents logged
Organisation of 356 employees publishes 3 months of near misses, accidents, and incidents.
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Soaked! More rain on the way as region breaks July average
A heavy rain watch is in place for later this week.
Whina will open hearts and minds
FILM REVIEW: Jen Shieff gives her thoughts on Whina.
One dead after serious crash in Taupō
Police were called about the incident about 10.35am.
Building a sustainable future: Geothermal week returns to Taupō
Geothermal week puts the spotlight on New Zealand's world-class geothermal industry.
$30k up for grabs to spruce up rugby clubrooms
Between 2015-20, the number of females playing rugby increased from 17,825 to 31,035
Taupō Weather: Varying conditions to start July
Taupō's weather highlights for the past week.
50 years and going strong for Taupō lawyer
Kerrie Heaysman was one of five women among 100 men in her class at law school
Tūrangi Police Report: If you see suspicious activity, call us first
COMMENT: Sergeant Te Reipa Morunga, of Tūrangi, provides an update
New dog area for Animal Care Tūrangi as number of animals nears 'crisis level'
Animal Care Tūrangi was able to adopt out 28 animals in June to avoid being overwhelmed.
Volunteer Great Lake Taupō hard to miss in new caravan
The new caravan is the product of a joint effort by local individuals and organisations.
Council faces tough decision on Better Off Funding
Applying for the funding does not mean the council agrees with the Three Waters reforms.
Three Waters: 'Like trying to design an aeroplane while they're flying it'
Three Waters: Taupō agrees for the need to change but says the proposed model is flawed.
'Get up and do things': Advice from a 90-year-old good sort
Tips on leading a meaningful retirement from 90-year-old Taupō volunteer.
Kids to benefit from new music fund
Donations made to the fund will be managed by the Geyser Community Foundation
July Gardening Guide: Tips for a fresh supply of produce
July is a good time to plant your garlic, strawberries and onion seedlings
Refuse charges rise at landfill and transfer stations
The increases are due to rising government charges
Taupō Weather: First month of winter wet and mild
Taupō's weather highlights for the past week
Adventure and inspiration at Mountain Film Festival
The 2022 New Zealand Mountain Film Festival's National Tour is coming to Taupō.
Parallel Mothers beautifully told and sensitively filmed
FILM REVIEW: Jen Shieff gives her thoughts on Parallel Mothers.
Driver missing after ute collides with truck
The serious crash involved a truck-and-trailer unit and a ute.
New Zealand's largest cycling event all go for November
The Lake Taupō Cycle Challenge will be held for the 44th time.
'A fantastic legacy': Christine McElwee dies, aged 75
Christine McElwee was a long-time Taupō advocate, historian and local body politician.
Emergency housing motel murder accused lose name suppression fight
Two men charged over a murder at a Taupō emergency housing motel can now be named.
Get out your ukulele, The Nukes are coming
Calling all Taupō ukulele players, or wannabe players, workshop and concert are coming.
Bronze Matariki celebration at Marotiri School
Marotiri School is on an epic sustainability journey.
Tūrangi couple to glide, spin and slide at Wake Park World Champs
Blair and Chelsea Robertson are set to represent New Zealand on the world stage
Healthy lifestyle for Tūwharetoa health providers
Taking their health into their own hands, or feet, Taupō Iwi health workers walk the lake.
Letting the rainbow shine: Pride Week in Taupō
Anamata is a charitable trust promoting health and well-being for all.
Taupō offers geothermal power option for industrial businesses
Taupō hapū trust taps into the fire within, He Ahi, and creates new industrial lots.
Green Gang makes big effort to work sustainably
Entries are now open for the Stella Awards with both business and individual categories.
'Drop in the bucket': Hospice grateful for $3.1m boost but more needed
One-off funding of more than $3 million has been announced but is it enough?
Top-notch racing as teams do battle for charity
The annual Battle of the teams event attracted New Zealand's best riders