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Roadworks to take longer than expected at SH1, Rangiriri
Work on the southbound lanes is to continue until November.
Artist carves out third woodworking victory
The Wildwood Gallery owner is celebrating a third major national win.
Lake Taupō Cycle Challenge gears up for landmark year
There's still time to get involved with the Lake Taupō Cycle Challenge.
Wellbeing at forefront of new GP clinic
Taupō will gain a third GP practice at the end of the month.
Taupō and Tūrangi thumbs-up and thumbs-down
Find out what's exasperated and elated the people of Taupō and Tūrangi this week.
Liberation Museum in French town honours Kiwi soldiers who freed the town using ladders
French museum honours the Kiwis who liberated a town using ladders.
There's more to the Ruapehu District than you think
Come hither, come hither: Here we shall see dinosaurs and rockets to the moon.
Waikato voters: Here's what you need to know
Who's running and where you can vote in the Waikato.
Three youths arrested after robberies in Paeroa and Matamata
Police are continuing to search for two other offenders involved in the crimes.
Super Rugby Pacific: Chiefs secure Stevenson until 2025
Shaun Stevenson has put pen to paper on a new contract and will continue playing in NZ.
Work begins on the new Kihikihi pathway
Kihikihi's $8 million pathway-cycleway project is now under construction.
Review: Popcorn asks big questions about morals
The play is set in the context of the high-profile OJ Simpson trial.
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Watch live: Christopher Luxon talks to media on campaign trail
Labour and National have gone negative in the last days of the campaign.
Taupō Adopt a Pet: Meet Snowy
CARE Taupō is looking for a new home for Snowy, a cat left with them in a sorry state.
Street Rod Nationals: 85 cars coming to the Waikato
Street rod enthusiasts bringing their passion to Waikato for Nationals.
Baby Loss Awareness Week: Supporting families in times of need
Baby Loss Awareness Week: Sands Waikato provides support following the loss of a baby.
Public comes out to support young singers
Three days of wonderful at Te Awamutu Festival of Performing Arts vocal competitions.
One-Pan Chicken and Mushrooms in Sage & White Wine Sauce
Try this hearty chicken dish for an easy weeknight dinner.
Walkers' Reports: Close to home walks still delight
Taupō's walkers explored close to home this week.
Local legends celebrated with Mayoral Community Awards
Taupō District's selfless volunteers have been recognised this month.
Residents take to streets to protest waste-to-energy plant
Te Awamutu community members marched last Sunday against a proposed incinerator.
Kiwi Ferns 2023 Pacific Championships squad named
Young Parramatta Eels hooker Capri Paekau goes from small town to world stage.
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Farmers help make NZ a great place to live
Opinion: NZ is the eighth-best country in the world. Agriculture can make it even better.
LIC testing cows with heat-tolerant genes
How do heat-tolerant cows fare in cooler temperatures?
Extended format for Sky Super Rugby Aupiki 2024 confirmed
The extended 2024 competition will see a home-and-away format before the final.
Byelection and overhang explained: How much bigger could the next Parliament be?
A death on the campaign has highlighted some confusing aspects of our electoral law.
Interactive: Tax, housing, health and more - compare the parties' policies for this election
All the key election policies in one place.
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Live: Luxon accuses Labour, union 'mates' of disinformation campaign
Port Waikato is a safe National seat, held by MP Andrew Bayly.
Iwi lifts rāhui at Cathedral Cove, walking tracks remain closed
Visitors are urged to see the tourist destination from the sea.