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Port View residents call in lawyers
Port View residents have called in lawyers to help them sort out the ''unbelievable mess'' they had been left with after the rest home's owners pulled the plug last month.
Seven decades of love
When Doreen Maindonald accepted an invitation to a dance with Graham McElroy she had no idea it would lead to a marriage spanning seven decades.
Chocolate check-point
Chocolate fish and safety gear were handed out at a unique check-point in New Plymouth on Thursday.
Painful wait for hip operation
Graeme Jury can't work because of a bad hip, but he can't get onto a waiting list.
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Bugman's brush with death
Bugman Ruud Kleinpaste still loves creepy crawlies despite almost being killed by a spider bite.
Taranaki breath of fresh Airs for US import Fuller
Taranaki Mountain Airs import Aaron Fuller is keen to impress in the National Basketball League.
The commercialisation of Anzac Day
RSA needs to be wary of marketers hijacking Anzac Day for commercial gain, experts warn.
Money and rugby
Rugby chief Michael Collins talks about funding the game, while other readers debate buses, trees and oil issues.
Anzac exhibition opens
Uruti's Jack Rea knew he was too young to enlist for World War I so he stowed away on a ship to take him all the way to Europe.
Empowering the family
Persistence has paid off for Marfell Community School and the Marfell Community Trust.
