Taranaki oil and gas researcher digs deep
The ban on oil and gas exploration in Taranaki has produced polarising views, a Canadian anthropologist found.
Christchurch: Turning weapons into art
Firearms outlawed by gun law reforms could be made into a peace symbol.
Bridges in need of repair
Under current funding, it would take 13 years to complete the necessary repairs to 63 park bridges.
Awakino gorge roadworks ready to start
Two big roading projects are planned for Taranaki. One is starting in October, the other is going to the Environment Court.
Remembering a beloved Taranaki educator
Jenny Ellis, who touched thousands of lives through half a century in teaching, has died in New Plymouth.
Poaching paua a family affair
Three siblings could each be fined of up to $250,000 after being caught with a huge haul of undersized paua.
Art from the heart
A Taranaki woman used what she had - a pot of paint - to send a heartfelt message to Christchurch.
Hydrogen refueling station sites decision close
A hydrogen refueling station, one of three planned by 2021, is to be built near New Plymouth to service long distance commercial transport network.
A future of love and light
OPINION: Some things must never change. Some things need to change forever.
Three injured in crash
One person was thrown about 15m from the car. It's the third crash on the same stretch of road in less than two months.
Official help for shooting victims
ACC covers everyone in New Zealand irrespective of their residency.
Back Beach steps debate continues
After more than an hour of debate, the council's iwi committee has recommended replacing the popular steps.
Red the dog star
A kelpie called Red is fetching lots of online attention along with sticks on South Taranaki beaches
Gun owners hold on to weapons
Gun law reforms need to be a reasoned response to make a positive change and prevent future tragedy, Taranaki gun dealer says.
Florists front-line counsellors
Florists all over the country have become front-line counsellors in the wake of the Christchurch mosque shootings.
New Plymouth creatives given $31k
Of a requested $84,058 for community projects, New Plymouth District Council's creative committee has awarded $31,320.
One big whanau
Taranaki people will gather all around the mountain to show support for the people of Christchurch.
A grief for trust lost
OPINION: Friday March 15 has been described in the media as "The end of our innocence." I understand the intent of this, but the phrase seems all wrong to me.
'It's not a Muslim thing, everyone is feeling it'
Before Saba Afzal moved to New Zealand her father said the country was "heaven". She still sees it that way.
Man awaits sentencing for indecent assault
Change in sentencing date for man who indecently assaulted a female stranger.
Iwi leader says leadership crucial in shooting aftermath
Iwi leader says we all have a role in getting rid of racism in New Zealand.
Show your support in Taranaki
Here's how you can support the victims of the Christchurch shootings if you live in Taranaki.
Ex-cop stole $486,000 from hapu
Ex-cop Shaun Joseph Keenan stole $486,045.71 from a Taranaki hapū organisation he used to lead.
Candlelight ends dark week
When one person of Muslim faith stood up, dozens followed at a candlelight vigil in Bell Block.
Snorkel trail proves popular
Large number in Taranaki for annual event aimed at raising awareness about marine conservation.
Review: Proper Crunch Corn
This is a healthy choice for an on-the-go snack, which is high in fibre and low in salt and tastes sensational.
'No health benefits of multiple day fasts'
An overnight fast has health benefits but multiple day fasts can have negative impacts on your heath.
'Our hearts are with you'
Taranaki joins the nation in sending its message of love and support to the people of Christchurch.
Ohura medieval market
Ohura's usually deserted main street came alive for the annual medieval market day.