From earning money to earning love
Rebekah Bell has saved around 20,000 items of food from being thrown in the trash and gave them to the hungry for free.
Taranaki waste to Marton
It will cost Taranaki ratepayers $25m less to truck waste to Marton than use a regional landfill.
'Treated like a thug'
She was accused of killing her aunt in a car crash, and after defending herself for more than a year police drop charges.
$12.5 million Lotto prize claimed
Family say they will use $12.5 million Lotto prize to set up future generations.
Public deaths, private lives
Four months after NZ's worst crash in a decade claimed seven lives, the pieces are far from being put back together.
The diocesan that wasn't
For decades the prestigious Taranaki high school claimed it was something it wasn't.
A challenging poet
A poet who challenges – well just about everything – is performing and judging at Womad 2019.
Future homes today
Taranaki's UrbanFrame is aiming to cater to the changing demands of the housing market.
Disappearance remains a mystery
Searchers spent two days scouring rough terrain but couldn't find any fresh clues in Taranaki man's disappearance.
Merrick not seeking re-election
After four terms on New Plymouth council, Mike Merrick is taking a step back.
A lifetime of injections
At 10 years old, Ngaru Toa Moeke is having to inject himself four times a day because the other option is much worse.
Cheating texts spark assault
His partner confronted him about texts that indicated he'd cheated, and he got mad.
Man beaten with frying pan
After attacking her ex with a frying pan, a Taranaki woman told police she wanted to crack his skull and hadn't hit him enough.
Blackface 'not racist'
"It's a shame we have to apologise for something ... that had nothing to do with racism," says Hawera Lions Club chair.
Ships under scrutiny sit side by side
Two ships being investigated by the Transport Accident Investigation Commission now sit side by side in the Port of Timaru.
Depriving yourself of something you enjoy
Once a year my husband and I go a few weeks without a regular foodie treat.
On the side of the victims
OPINION: The Vatican is shutting down debate on sex abuse by the church; in New Zealand we're set to throw open the doors.
Roger Hanson: 100 Years of astronomy in New Plymouth
Next year sees the centennial of the founding of the New Plymouth Astronomical Society (NPAS).
Waitara White Ribbon Poker Run
Waitara White Ribbon campaign riding to end men's violence towards women.
Kai with Soul - some ideas for a balanced meal
Each fortnight Spotswood College and New Plymouth Boys' High School showcase the talents of food and nutrition students. This week, Spotswood College teacher Katy Roach offer healthy lifestyle tips and recipes.
