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A few years after an outcry over street names in Waitara, three new road titles have been approved b…
The exclusion of Māori burial grounds from legislation covering maintenance and support is "institut…
A wooden toy fire truck, allegedly built to make a statement in a small Taranaki town, is to be remo…
As a reusable coffee cup fad sweeps the nation, cafe owners doubt the end is near for the single-use…
Surf life savers from around Taranaki put their skills to the test last weekend with two competition…
The cost of replacing one of New Plymouth crematorium's two cremators after black smoke was seen com…
There was a letter to the editor in the Daily News recently complaining about the loss of supermarket bags. I agree they were useful as rubbish bin liners and lots else but there are alternatives without adding to the plastic problem (e.g. buying bin liners). These include newspapers wrappers, … View moreThere was a letter to the editor in the Daily News recently complaining about the loss of supermarket bags. I agree they were useful as rubbish bin liners and lots else but there are alternatives without adding to the plastic problem (e.g. buying bin liners). These include newspapers wrappers, bread bags and the thin bags you probably still put your apples and oranges in when you go to the supermarket. I find the newspaper wrappers very useful and use the accompanying rubber bands to keep them sealed when I put out the rubbish. Perhaps we should ban the sale of bin liners.
Term one will start two days late at a Taranaki school because its new classrooms are not ready. Le…
The $200 million Mt Messenger bypass in Taranaki could face more than two years of delay while a dec…
Love is in the air this month! And no, we’re not just talking about the heart-shaped boxes of chocolates and cheesy cards lining the aisles of stores... we’re talking about this month’s national campaign. February is all about finding ways to show your community a little extra love and care.
… View moreLove is in the air this month! And no, we’re not just talking about the heart-shaped boxes of chocolates and cheesy cards lining the aisles of stores... we’re talking about this month’s national campaign. February is all about finding ways to show your community a little extra love and care.
Whether it’s organising a street clean up, helping a neighbour tidy up their property, putting together a working bee to paint a community mural, or installing a communal free kai pantry or library - there are so many ways to make our neighbourhoods that much more enjoyable for everyone.
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