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Premium motorsport park sale funds to help housing needs
Liquidation will pay out more than 150 shareholders of former park owner.
Man of many talents: Taupō man takes on international role
Warwick has hands-on experience with events from community to world level
Calls for care on Waikato River float trips
The trip can be more hazardous than people expect.
'Extremely dry and hot': Taupō weather report Jan 9-15
Bevan Choat runs his eye over how the weather behaved last week.
About 50 drivers a month caught flouting phone ban
Drivers spotted eating pies, checking makeup, holding up phone in intersection sting.
'An excellent journey': Lakes DHB staff embrace te reo classes
Lakes DHB staff participating in te reo classes are learning more than just a language.
Summer concert cancelled for first time in 12 years
Greenstone Entertainment has announced the cancellation of its 2022 Summer Concert Tour.
Strong uptake in booster vaccinations, but how do we sign up children?
Taupō healthcare providers are flat out delivering boosters and gearing up to jab kids
Have a good time but take care this summer around fire
Can we light the brazier or have a bonfire in a restricted fire season?
Pass the pale ale; VB drinker dips toes into craft beer world
Start to get some malty, fruity, hops on this pale ale journey.
'They are grieving': Crash survivor speaks to killed driver's family
Dan Woolley said he has no hard feelings against the driver who came hurtling towards him.
Bay of Plenty moves to restricted fire season overnight
Everyone needs a permit to light an open-air fire.
Taupō streets reopen after firearm reports
No individuals or items of interest were located.
Taupō water use soars amid visitor influx
Some of the district's water treatment plants are close to capacity.
State Highway 5 blocked after serious crash near Waipunga
Motorists are being asked to avoid the area and delay their travel.
Whatever happened to Taupō's rogue bore?
The bore was created unintentionally and spectacularly by drillers in 1960.
David Beck: Why I have a checklist of daily habits
OPINION: Do something every day that pushes you closer to your long-term goals.
Rescued artwork to be installed at new airport terminal
The late artist Barry Brickell produced the clay panels in 1985.
Man charged with attempted murder after stabbing
The victim of the stabbing remains in critical condition.
Sweltering hot start to 2022, with high temperatures forecast
Temperatures are forecast to hit as high as 30C for the start of 2022.
New Year Honours: A war vet, an Olympian and a potter
Nine people from Rotorua and its surrounds have been honoured
One person dead after motorcycle crash on farm
Police were alerted to the crash around 7pm.
Missing woman found 'alive and well'
Jan-Marie Burton was reported missing in Taupō on December 29.
Who baked all the pies? The migrants who fell in love with Kiwi staple
Asians make up 40 per cent of bakers in New Zealand.
New locations of interest in Rotorua and Taupō
All locations of interest can be found on the Ministry of Health website.
Police name man who died in SH1 crash
He was 24-year-old Shaquille Dempsey of Turangi.
Festive road toll of 5 'a real tragic start', top cop says
Seventeen people have died in the past 10 days.
How one woman raised $2760 for St John Taupō
Her own experience with St John inspired Adrienne Nairn to give back.
The top 5 walks to do near Taupō
The summer holidays are upon us and here are some ways for the whole family to keep busy.
'Once in a generation': Taupō gears up for town centre transformation
The town's roads have been reconfigured, now comes the exciting part for a new-look Taupō
'Incredible' new footpath a boon for disabled cyclists
Cyclists on two and three wheels burning up the new footpath from Acacia Bay to Nukuhau