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Rezoned land to pave the way for 780 new dwellings in Taupō
The move will enable the future development of approximately 780 dwellings.
'In for an interesting year': What new property figures mean for Rotorua
The report shows house prices in 26 Rotorua suburbs dropped over the quarter.
Tesla in Tūrangi: Community board gives go ahead
Tesla will establish an electric vehicle charging station in Tūrangi's eastern car park.
Cycling for conservation: From Cape Reinga to Bluff for native trees
The 3000km journey will help raise funds for Greening Taupō's native trees
Hearing loss: The invisible disability
Mask wearing has made life tough for those with hearing loss.
Lakefront redevelopment: Hole in one or bogey?
A redevelopment of the Hole in One Challenge at Lake Taupō is under public consultation
Covid-19 escalating: Hundreds of cases in Taupō District
Taupō doctor gives tips for caring for Covid-19 infected family members at home.
World's second oldest geothermal powerstation facing closure
World's 2nd geothermal power plant at Taupō is 64 years old and set to close before 2031.
Memories 'defaced' as picnic table becomes target for vandals
A Taupō couple feels defeated by vandals and questions the economics of repairs.
Portrait of an artist: Seven decades of works reflect Val's passion
An exhibition celebrating one of Taupō's finest artists is at the museum until March 28.
Do you need a man to raise a man? C'mon C'mon thought-provoking
FILM REVIEW: Local author Jen Shieff gives her thoughts on C'mon C'mon.
Plenty of wriggle room for world's largest worm farm
The operation started with 20 buckets of worms, now it has three billion.
Water restrictions end as demand eases
The Taupō District moved to level one water restrictions in December
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'I just feel devastated': Stolen locket held memories of dead daughter
Burglars have left a Taupō family reeling
Author lifts the skirt on murder, prostitution and homosexuality in the 70s
The Final Call is the third and final novel by Tūrangi author Jen Shieff.
Taupō student leaders want to build culture within school
Taupō head student leads kaikōrero for Year 9 pōwhiri & aims for national volleyball title
Lakes DHB switches to rapid antigen tests as pressure on labs grows
Lakes DHB testing centres will now use RATs as their primary Covid-19 test.
One dead, one critically injured in single car crash near Taupō
A serious crash has occurred in the Taupo District.
Record high! Taupō reaches new median house price
The new median price is 37.4 per cent higher than at the same time just one year ago.
'Game-changing' lithium plant gets $2m Govt boost
Minister for Economic and Regional Development Stuart Nash made the announcement today
Gripping adventure not just for the gamers
FILM REVIEW: Local author Jen Shieff gives her thoughts on Uncharted
Taupō weather: Second week of February cooler and drier
Taupō's weekly weather wrap.
Kiwi hatchery cracks double century
The hatchery has been operating for just over two years
'These were normal guys': Judge sentences men in major cannabis-growing syndicate
More people tied up in a major cannabis growing syndicate have been sentenced.
What makes Taupō the most beautiful large town in New Zealand?
Taupō wins for reducing landfill, tree planting, litter pick-up events, natural burials.
Busy start to 2022 for Greenlea Rescue Helicopter
The Greenlea Rescue Helicopter attended a wide range of events in January.
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Gang terrorise KFC staff over needle in burger
Black Power member gets prison sentence for abusing workers at fast-food restaurant.
David Beck: Freedom or freedumb? Protesters prove nothing
OPINION: Dear protesters, you can go home now, thanks.
Burglaries and vandalism keep cops busy in Tūrangi
COMMENT: Tūrangi Police Sergeant Te Reipa Morunga provides an update.