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GPS tracking collars on predators in rural Taranaki
Wednesday 13 March
GPS tracking collars on stoats in rural Taranaki may look cute, but they will provide vital information to help understand these notorious predators.
read moreEnter the 2019 Diversity Awards NZ™
27 February
Showcase your workplace diversity and inclusion initiatives by entering the 2019 Diversity Awards NZ™.
READ MOREStrike gold at Pukeiti on Sunday
Myth has come to life at Pukeiti, where a shimmering golden tree is dazzling visitors and gardeners alike.
read moreSix out of six for garden treasure Tūpare
4 February
Premier heritage garden Tūpare has earned the NZ Gardens Trust’s highest six-star rating – a distinction shared by only 13 other locations nationally.
read moreEltham Movies in the Park
30 January
What better way is there than to spend a Sunday afternoon relaxing in the park watching movies?
read more“Perfect honeymoon” removing possums in a New Zealand-first
28 January
A new married couple are spending their honeymoon removing possums in New Zealand’s first large-scale possum eradication operation, as part of Towards Predator-Free Taranaki.
read moreSummer Sounds in the Park – Featuring Rodger Fox Band
24 January
Summer Sounds in the Park is returning to Hāwera’s King Edward Park this Sunday 27 January.
read moreNew trapping technology for rural New Plymouth
New trapping technology is helping the large-scale removal of stoats, ferrets and weasels in rural New Plymouth – the first step in a large scale rural operation that will be a New Zealand first.
read moreKaponga LibraryPlus Gets Bodywork and Facelift
12 December
The newly strengthened Kaponga LibraryPlus was re-opened by South Taranaki Mayor Ross Dunlop at a celebratory afternoon tea on Wednesday (12 December).
Funding Secured for Pātea’s Hunter Shaw Building
12 December
A $450,000 grant from the Lotteries Community Facilities Fund for earthquake strengthening Pātea’s Hunter Shaw building means tenders can now go out for the project.
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