Hāwera Brass Band to bring Anzac concert to Eltham
Hawera Brass Band is bringing their Lest We Forget show to Eltham.
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Te reo word of the week: Pereti
Increase your te reo Māori vocabulary by learning and using a new Māori word each week
Stratford High School fundraising legends
Stratford High School raised a substantial amount for the Taranaki Cancer Society.
Taranaki's predator free journey on show
The free exhibition is on display from April 16-30.
Wanted: photographic memories for Stratford project
Can you help identify who or what is in this old photo?
New initiative fun for the whole family
Taranaki Hockey and TET Stadium Stratford have teamed up to offer fun and food.
Matapu School receives $100 voucher from Census NZ
programme aimed at building awareness of the 2023 Census
All the town's a stage: It's Shakespeare festival time
The event boasts performances from Michael Hurst and features drive-in movies.
Inglewood to get an evening without Kate Bush
The show celebrates one of the most influential voices in British pop culture.
Adults encouraged to dive into free lessons
CTSCT has organised free lessons to help adults with water confidence.
All the world's a stage for high school performers
Taranaki high school students took to the stage to re-enact Shakespeare's works.
Investigations being made into house blaze
Crews from Stratford, Toko, Eltham and New Plymouth battled the blaze.
Pickens proves prowess with midget title win
Organisers made a surprise eleventh-hour decision to run the event over one night.
Bowie the kitten looking for someone to love
Bowie is gentle-natured, loving and ready to find her forever home.
Calling all poets: Eastern Taranaki poems sought for new book
Anthology to celebrate the people and places of Eastern Taranaki.
Firefighters battle large house fire in Stratford
A spokesperson says fire crews were called out at about 8.30pm.
Michael a cut above the rest
A Stratford apprentice builder has won his place at a national competition.
Taranaki Pioneer Village survey closing soon
The online survey will close at the end of the school holidays this month.
Man in court accused of shooting at police in lengthy armed stand-off
The 33-year-old was arrested after a lengthy impasse with police.
Students immersed in para-swim fun
Students took part in fun games, relays and more at Wai O Rua-Stratford Aquatic Centre.
Opinion: Pothole problem needs proactive fix
National candidate for Whanganui, Carl Bates, says potholes need a proactive fix.
Labour selects Angela Roberts for Taranaki-King Country
The Labour Party has selected Angela Roberts as its candidate for Taranaki-King Country.
Te reo word of the week: Tī hāte
Increase your te reo Māori vocabulary by learning and using a new Māori word each week
Hunt is on for Taranaki’s customer service champions
WITT Top Shop Awards nominations are open, and will close at noon on May 1.
Te Kupe family wins big at Environment Awards
The farmers at Te Kupe Station have won an award for their farming practices.
Taranaki farmers praised for good farming practices
This Pihama farming couple cleaned up at the Ballance Farm Environment Awards.
Free CPR classes for Taranaki parents
Whānau Āwhina Plunket Taranaki is offering free infant CPR and choking courses.
School students bring the groove at orchestra day
Nearly 100 Taranaki secondary school students made up the orchestra.
Pool is focus of debate as councillors seek ways to reduce rates
Councillors look to introduce new charges at pool as they try to reduce rates
Fall backwards: Change your clocks this weekend
That extra hour of sleep is all thanks to George and his love of bugs,
Council: One councillor opposes safety-related spend
One councillor voted against the motion, saying it didn't make financial sense.
Runners and walkers club bounce into new season
The club's season will start with an Easter egg hunt.