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The podcast is a collab by Ōtorohanga District Council, He Koniahi and Ōtorohanga College.

Woodward wants the old rugby ground lights considered for basketball courts.

South Waikato District Council works to resolve visitor pressure on Blue Spring.

Raglan, with a similar population, has a seven-day bus service.

The Government recently pledged $675k for upgrades to the tourist destination.

For the second time in a row, the Vietnam veterans association holds its reunion in Taupō.

The Government says amalgamation proposals need more work before decisions can be made.

Ōtorohanga mayor compares the Government to the NRL after call to defer decisions.

The largest Te Wiki o te Reo Māori event in Taupō rohe celebrated its 40th anniversary.

After a $2 million revamp, Huihuinga Rau Library & Community Hub is open to the public.

The latest milestone in a series of upgrades of Owen Delaney Park has been completed.

The new Pacific Memories pou has a sister pou in Porirua, Wellington.

Govt says councils must cap rates at 4%, not including water infrastructure, from 2029.

Taupō District Mayor John Funnell says it's important to protect the TEL Fund.

Manager Clint Green says broken displays and fewer trips threaten its future.

The Ōtorohanga and Waitomo mayors met with minister Mark Patterson last week.

If approved, South Waikato would merge with Waikato and Waipā districts.

Waitomo and Ōtorohanga will put forward a Head Start proposal with just the two councils.

One councillor said the stance was not enough and suggested further protest action.

Uptake of Mana Whakahono in the Taupō region has been slow.

Taupō council staff urge their elected members to push back against the Government.

Sika deer were introduced to Poronui Station in 1905.

Tahua Properties has only been granted building consent for retaining walls so far.

Waitomo's recent rates rises are far lower than their neighbouring councils.

All but two councillors voted in support of rates increases.

A preferred option will be chosen when councillors meet on July 21.

Latinovic is ready to make amends despite refusing to apologise for his censured actions.

South Waikato debated the new annual plan this week.

Could Taupō, South Waikato and Rotorua become a Central Plateau trinity?

South Waikato councillor Zed Latinovic found to have breached Code of Conduct twice.

Youth often come to clinics with a variety of health concerns.