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Two motorhome owners who emptied their raw sewage over the tarmac outside a New Plymouth restaurant …
When Joseph Roud-Cochran's bail application was declined he took measures into his own hands and lea…
A trainee nurse who survived living in the war-torn Gaza strip wants to return and carry out humanit…
There are 3 pallets of melamine left over from Kitchen production or are freight cover sheets in varying thicknesses and colours being cleaned out of Kitchen Designz workshop. Come along with your van or trailer and take them. Some are full sheets of 2440 x 1220mm. Subject to the weather staying … View moreThere are 3 pallets of melamine left over from Kitchen production or are freight cover sheets in varying thicknesses and colours being cleaned out of Kitchen Designz workshop. Come along with your van or trailer and take them. Some are full sheets of 2440 x 1220mm. Subject to the weather staying good they will be in the carpark at 229 Courtenay Street New Plymouth from around 7.30am daily until gone.
A burglar ripped off the same Hamilton school three times in three weeks, stealing televisions and …
When the surgeons had examined the chain of horribly ulcerated openings running from ear to ear alon…
With the completion of the last six pipes of the 252,000 feet wrapped and coated for the Kapuni cond…
A Waitara man repaid the kindness of a stranger by punching and kicking him before stealing money fr…
OPINION: Taranaki is an amazingly diverse place full of incredible people. Our people are increa…
A Taranaki teenager involved in the carjacking of a woman and her 72-year-old mother, followed by a …
Two men wanted in connection with a violent assault and kidnapping have been arrested. Joseph Willi…
Hours after apologising for saying he was ashamed to sing the te reo verse of the national anthem a …
A four-month trial of a free shuttle bus service will get under way this weekend to help ease parkin…
Put tamariki first and celebrate by hosting an event for the tamariki and whānau in your neighbourhood. It can be anything, big or small! Register your event on the Children's Day website www.childrensday.org.nz... www.youtube.com...
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