New town crier and citizen of the year revealed.

Sally also sits on NZKGI's executive committee.

Landmark tray packed at Quarry Rd plant.

When they planted their trees, they’d never even tried a truffle.

Good weather and labour availability major contributors to record crop

Rural school event has new focus and new messages

'Normally I’m a bit limited in what I can have a blast at.'

The Te Ranga School event will have more of a conservation focus than in the past.

Resident: 'I'll believe it when I see it.'

Mangorewa and Te Ranga farms are both family affairs.

Group established in 2020 by members of the Te Ranga community.

Te Puke A&P Show is to take place on Saturday.

Fuel, generators and batteries have been taken, police say.

It is the local chapter's first charity ride.

The 2023 event started in Hamilton this week and will finish in Queenstown on December 6.

His love of flying was sparked at just 5 years old and he grew up to be an Air Commodore.

In its heyday it was a very affluent club, says president Chris Treloar.

Starting from scratch, the trust has established a population of about 30 kiwi.

Council has received 44 complaints about the No 1 Rd pavement since May 1.

Growing their own fascinates school's pupils.

Competitive tree climbing began at Wintec.

Succesful pilot leads to second Te Rito Cadetship.

The bush area is part of the corridor between Ōtānewainuku and Kaharoa forests.

Old grader repurposed across the post-harvest operator's other packhouses

Membership covers farming and horticulture.

Water's nitrogen levels can be checked out on Saturday

Almost 300 people are benefiting from kiwifruit bins being converted to vege gardens.

Truffiere's story is more than just getting truffles out of the ground.

Mushroom growing can be a low-cost way of adding a powerhouse food to the menu.

Contestants demonstrate what great talent there is in the horticulture industry.

The community board chairman's approach has brought positive results for Te Puke township.

Kiwifruit slices bring a feel-good factor to Te Puke

New facilities are expected to be in use by next year's kiwifruit harvest.

Leaders say ANZ Bank branch closure is disappointing and will hit the disadvantaged

Massive demand for food parcels continues

New kiwifruit-themed attraction for Te Puke

The New Zealand Effluent & Environment Expo is on in Hamilton later this month.

Livestock Improvement Corporation is continuing its heightened biosecurity measures.

Te Puke Young Farmers was named best club in the Waikato/Bay of Plenty area recently.

Staff from the Skin Centre in Tauranga went bush last week.

Truffle hunts at a Paengaroa property are spreading the word about the prized fungus.

Te Puke to have its fist Kiwifruit Ambassador since 2011.

Bush classroom adds to rural character of Te Ranga School

Western Bay council urging residents to notify them about roaming or wandering dogs.

Accommodation 'crisis' comes as council clamps down on freedom camping.

In 50 years of fruit research, Russell Lowe has had his fair share of success.

Students from Bay of Plenty learned the biosecurity threat to horticulture is very real.

Plucking thief takes the shine off the salad days for community garden.

Ewe wouldn't have believed your eyes had you visited Te Puke's community art space.

A Papamoa man has enlisted friends in Te Puke to make a difference in Minginui.

For a sheep that is never heard, Mallory has caused quite a disturbance in Te Puke.

Te Ranga School's recent Pig and Possum Hunt raised over $20,000 for the school.

You don't let losing rung through your mind says charity boxer

Seasonal work is a fun way to top up retired couple's income

Danni van der Heijden has won the region's young fruit grower contest for the second time.

Much of Liz Milsom's donkey work will have been done when Te Puke A&P Show day dawns.

Like a something out of a movie, dogs Chica and Joy gave plenty of people the slip

Te Ranga School's main annual fundraiser isn't under any threat of being cancelled.

The 14-lane Compac grader is the first sorter in the industry has more than ten lanes.

Ottilie Upshall and Debbie Barke will be competing in the North Island Dressage and Championships, hosted by Dressage Bay of Plenty