Cup-winning Kiwi to be immortalised in town's main street
Council stumps up $155,000 for bronze casting, community to raise money for plinth.
Council stumps up $155,000 for bronze casting, community to raise money for plinth.
After consultation councillors voted to stay with 11 seats, including a single Māori seat.
Te Kāhui o Rauru and South Taranaki District Council have set out their values.
The Ginza Bargains owner says the store is a family affair.
Avocado and kiwifruit orchards are being planted in numbers not seen since 1988.
'One week for Te reo Māori in 2021 for the whole country, seems outmoded, quaint even'.
Shops and cafes reasonably busy in level 2 - museum very quiet.
South Taranaki residents are asked to give initial views on changes to water services.
Council buildings across the region remain closed at alert level 3.
The Civil Defence boss says a natural disaster might take priority over the pandemic.
Public feedback has forced the council to add another option to its representation review.
Firefighters from Waverley and Pātea attended.
There have already been around 200 pre-sales to all parts of the world.
A Horizons officer was back on the beach on Tuesday to "assess any ongoing affects".
Iwi wanted future engagement on Māori wards focused on "people affected by the decision."
There were no serious injuries.
Thunder and gales forecast, "pretty much everyone is getting rain" and there's snow, too.
Uenuku Charitable Trust's treaty settlement is to enable the Pōkākā Eco Sanctuary.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer said she was "healthy nervous" about the pending outcome.
Ngāti Ruanui has backed a call for wastewater testing beyond the city.
In one district Māori are being vaccinated at a quarter of the national rate.
Steelform Whanganui will challenge Taranaki Development XV for the Jones Brothers Shield
Three new historical cases reported in MIQ today.
With lots of unfamiliar combinations, there wasn't much continuity in the four quarters.
Whanganui Community Living Trust's new manager shares his first impressions of Whanganui.
Results from "further and wider" Taranaki wastewater tests are expected tomorrow.
Anyone with Covid symptoms in New Plymouth is asked to get tested.
Te reo Māori educator has been acknowledged as a leader of her people.
John B Phillips previews next weekend's match to be held at Taihape's Memorial Park.