One dead after crash on SH3 near Inglewood
State Highway 3 is closed after the incident which took place this afternoon.
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Beauden Barrett's stag night outdone by Hannah Laity's Waiheke Island party
Two very different pre-wedding celebrations.
Ben back home
Youngsters have opportunity to lift Air Chathams Whanganui off bottom of Furlong Cup table
Take a trip down literary lane: Journeys inspired by NZ books and authors
Literary road trips inspired by some of New Zealand most loved authors, poets and books.
Young woman from Taranaki claims $22.3m Lotto jackpot
"The first thing I want to buy is a house for my brother," Wednesday's lotto winner said.
Festival of Cricket
Cricket Express Whanganui Festival of Cricket begins with CD U18 Girls Tournament
'This is amazing': Inglewood store that sold $22m Lotto ticket swamped by visitors
Lotto Powerball winner of $22.3 million yet to cash in their ticket
Person critically injured after car crashes into bank in South Taranaki
A person has been critically injured in a crash in Waverley, South Taranaki.
Three people injured in crash in Mōkau, Waitomo District
Emergency services were called to the crash on North St at 7.42am this morning.
Missing Mt Taranaki tramper found safe
A police spokeswoman said the man was now out of the bush and "a-OK."
Outrage over government spying on protest groups
Activist groups are outraged the government used private investigators to spy on them
Thompson & Clark asked to 'monitor' Ngāti Ruanui
Ngāti Ruanui seeks more information about "spying" and may make an official complaint
U15 Whanganui girls break duck
Whanganui U15 girls post first win against Manawatu at age group cricket tournament
Murderer, rapist, killer arsonist to be released from prison
Rapist and murderer Edward McElroy to be released from prison in February on parole
Christmas weather set to be a cracker - but only for some
Christmas Day sun for the centre, rain or showers in the north and south
Tramper found after search and rescue op in Taranaki
Tramper lost in a Taranaki national park has been located by search and rescue tonight.
Waitara Lands Bill set to pass tomorrow
Passing of bill will end dispute that started at the time of the Land Wars.
Watch: Man punches possum in sickening video
Second recent incident of animal cruelty in Taranaki.
Police, SPCA investigate 'stoned' kitten video
Video shows a woman holding the kitten as a man blows smoke from a bong at its head.
First Taranaki M. bovis find confirmed
Herd on a Taranaki property has tested positive for the disease.
One dead after two-vehicle crash in Taranaki
The Serious Crash Unit is investigating and the road was closed.
Neil Holdom: Gas can give us emissions-free power
COMMENT: Taranaki is being offered a scheme to use gas for emissions-free power.
8 Rivers 'clean energy' project breaks cover in push for funding
The clean energy project is looking for $20 million in funding to test feasibility.
Man seriously injured after brawl in Hawera hotel
A police spokesperson said it appeared the fight involved three men.
Collins: Govt supporters would be 'pretty good at the inquisition'
Crusher Collins slams Labour Government in front of Whanganui retirees.
Taranaki firefighters scramble to rural fire
Taranaki firefighters are being scrambled to a 30m x 30m fire at a commercial building.
Lions club uses blackface in parade, says critics are 'too precious'
A Lions club in Taranaki is under fire for using blackface in a Christmas parade.
Speedway: Ministocks and Minisprints at Whanganui tomorrow night
First titles of the season on the line at Oceanview.
'We all just stood in the lounge cheering and hugging': Family's $12.5m Lotto win
One of a family who won $12.5m in the Lotto thought it was a joke.
Struggling to learn: Understanding kids' different brains is 'like coming out of the fog'
Teachers say understanding kids' brains is 'like coming out of the fog'.
H-Files: When driving from Auckland to Hamilton was a muddy affair
Much of the Auckland-Hamilton road was a quagmire after rain in 1918.
One person arrested following AOS callout to Ohawe
Police earlier put cordons in place and advised the public to stay away from the area.