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FieldTorque Taranaki open day a success
The new FieldTorque Taranaki open day took place last week.
The new FieldTorque Taranaki open day took place last week.
Funding applications close on Friday August 27, 5pm.
One million native plants have been distributed to Taranaki farmers this year.
The 1996 tenure, known as the Fabulous Fortnight, will be celebrated at Pukekura Park.
Ngāti Ruanui has backed a call for wastewater testing beyond the city.
The Stratford Library is encouraging children, teens and adults to join the challenge.
It's about showing our support to the rural sector" - Protester
The Full Monty is more than just naked men and smutty jokes.
Ground investigations between New Plymouth and Egmont Village start this month.
First time competitor and Taranaki/Manawatu finalist wins Young Farmer Grand Final.
The service centre will reopen on July 13.
South Taranaki will lose one seat on the Taranaki Regional Council.
Initiatives that will make positive contribution to community welcomed.
Economic growth, town centre upgrades and keeping rates affordable are the key themes.
Twenty per cent of the proceeds from the launch night are going towards Team HOPE.
There will be karaoke and a DJ at the fundraiser event.
Junior journalist Emily Jensen reports on a special art project by Pembroke School pupils.
Dane Haskell says it's not just sticks and stones that hurt.
Z has selected 10 organisations who will receive a share of $700,000.
Two teams from St Joseph's Stratford were first in the Epro8 semifinals.
Kai Kitchen's Cinderella project helps students attend school ball.
There has been plenty of success at Bell Brooke Racing Stables.
Information on the latest exhibition, and a call for submissions for a future one.
After 25 years as a mascot, the man behind Ferdie has called time on his career.
Less than 1500 tickets remain for August 7 rugby match.
The number of tūī in Taranaki has increased more than in any other North Island region.
Students suffer minor injuries after school bus collides with a van near Ngaere.
Current rules largely restrict papakāinga to be integrated with marae.
A new initiative is making supporting community groups easier.