Two years, two environmental disasters for Contact
A routine spraying operation to control pests goes wrong, killing 1.1ha of vegetation.
A routine spraying operation to control pests goes wrong, killing 1.1ha of vegetation.
Contact Energy said it plans to raise $400m to build a new power station near Taupō.
Ainsley Tonks is facing life after barely surviving treatment for lymphoblastic leukaemia.
Investigations still underway after January 5 blaze claims a life.
Police set up diversions on State Highway 1 after fatal crash
One of the most high-end places to stay in this country: sold.
Christopher Young has 77 prior dishonesty convictions.
After two years of going to landfill, once again Taupō can recycle number 5 plastics.
A witness said the fire might have spread from one boat to another.
Four people drowned in North Island lakes in two terrible days.
Emergency services were notified just after 6pm.
Initial indications are one person is seriously injured.
People are putting their lives at risk not following guidelines at a tourist attraction.
There has been a combination of rising temperatures, volcanic tremors, and gas.
The pair died after fleeing police into the bush at Tongariro National Park in 2017.
Culture of misplaced loyalty cited as reason man helped dispose of murder victim.
Ten fire crews responded to a house fire in Lake Taupō overnight.
Sentence was appropriate and not manifestly excessive, rules judge.
Coroner's ruling released under the Official Information Act.
Police are responding to an incident in Taupō this morning.
A man who drowned in the Waikato River on a float trip may have had a cardiac event first.
Driver admits lying on document just one day before girl killed in crash.
Inquest hears brakes failed on skifield bus before Ruapehu crash killed 11-year-old.
Waikato River ran brown for two days after Contact's geothermal water and sediment spill.
Man's body was driven hundreds of kilometres in a freezer in the back of a van.
Bao Chang Wang's remains were only discovered years after he was last seen alive.
"Taupō's finest mullet bringing you Taupō's freshest mullet."
Helen Smith who died at Lake Taupō was described as 'a lover of life'.
"I couldn't have my children's last memory of me suffering the side effects of chemo."