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Covid-19 case in Rotorua school community
The Ministry of Health informed the school on Sunday afternoon about the Covid-19 case.
New Zealand's first green hydrogen plant begins production
The plant was officially opened on Thursday.
Let's continue the conversations started during Movember
OPINION: Conversations about mental health should last longer than a month.
Merry Christmas: Rotary supports Pacific Islands with school gear
Old school equipment in Taupō to be put to good use overseas
'Industrial scale': Key player in $4.2m cannabis growing syndicate jailed
Tony Herbert was one of the masterminds behind a cannabis-growing syndicate.
Sleepless nights and a broken rib, all to avoid the MIQ lottery
Sailing home from Australia in a 56 foot pleasure craft, what could go wrong?
Equestrian: Future stars of eventing head to Taupō
Contestants will be competing for the Charisma Trophy.
Taupō potter recognised at national awards
Taupō potter Didi Chapman was recognised at the New Zealand Open Ceramic Awards
Plenty to do on Mt Ruapehu this summer
More than just a winter destination. Sky Waka gondola and dining experiences on offer.
Ruapehu Alpine Lifts' plans to restructure face resistance
The vote to change RAL's constitution, scheduled for last week, is now on hold until May.
It's paw-fect! Pets to get five star treatment at Taupō hotel
The Hilton Taupō will offer a Puppy Playcation package for the first time.
607 laps for mental health: A Movember challenge
Each lap represents one person who was lost to suicide between July 2020 and June 2021.
Food and drinks in the sun one step closer on Tongariro St
Six businesses have licences to occupy outdoor areas on Tongariro St approved.
Vaccine mandate: Central Plateau schools lose 34 staff
Juggling act for schools: Covid-19 health protocols v kids' end-of-year fun activities
Sick with Covid-19, thinking 'this is it': New Hospice CEO shares incredible journey
Lake Taupō Hospice plans to be there for Covid-19 patients who are sent home to die.
Budget House expands to Tūrangi
Demand for budgeting service increases in Tūrangi as families seek financial wellness.
Unvaccinated barred from pools, libraries, Superloo and more
Ban recognises great protection offered by vaccine.
Home detention for 'paedophile' church pastor
He was a former church leader, now he's sentenced for sexual offending against children.
Warren Gatland names Barbarians squad to play in Taupō
The Barbarians will play a New Zealand Heartland XV this weekend.
Revealed: Are the leaders you voted for vaxxed?
Not all elected members will say whether they are vaccinated.
David Beck: Slow down, be patient, and get over yourself
OPINION: The problem with speeding is it is not only your own life at risk.
Top academics: High school duxes revealed
The best and brightest, Taupō-nui-a-Tia College and Tauhara College dux announcement.
'Just not worth it': Drivers told slow down
There have been more than 140,000 speeding offences in the Taupō policing area since 2010.
One in a million: Dianne Trethowen a Good Sort
The Harcourts Good Sort awards celebrate outstanding members of the community.
Covid 19 vaccine mandate: Lakes DHB lose 42 staff
They were told nurses wouldn't be visiting and left them a package to care for themselves.
Jo Raphael: Covid is here, the urgency is real
OPINION: Vigilance is more important than ever now that Covid has arrived in our patch.
Family of murdered woman speak of the 'massive hole' she left behind
Darkie Cable received a sentence of life imprisonment for murdering his partner.
Why Roger is walking Bluff to Cape Reinga in 40 days
Roger Leslie is raising money and awareness for a cause close to his heart
Taupō Christmas events cancelled due to Covid-19 restrictions
Organisers are looking forward to returning next year.
Covid 19: More cases in Lakes district, new wastewater detections in Tauranga
The latest information about local cases has been revealed.
'A disaster waiting to happen': Four staffed ICU beds for population of 116k
Will 14 ventilators and four ICU beds be enough for a region of 116,000 people?
D-day for teacher jabs - unvaxxed not allowed at school tomorrow
Teachers face a big decision today as the no jab, no job mandate comes into effect.