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• Cast stretch beyond stereotypes

  As the parent of a neurodiverse child, I was a little bit nervous when the team at TET Cue Theatre, Inglewood announced they were putting on Burning Bridges by Amy Shindler.

• Leading young farmer down south hails from Stratford

  A former Taranaki farmer is getting national recognition for her skills.

• Free theory and practical driver training course offered in Hāwera

  A free driving course will teach drivers how to be safer on the road.

• Six Stratford squads in comp

  Stratford Premier Women v Northern Wildcats:

• Toko’s racing extravaganza

  There’ll be plenty of thrills and hopefully no spills at the upcoming Toko Road Bent Sprint.

• Booker in gear for superb victory

  Since moving to a new Ree’s Race Car this season, Hamish Booker has consistently been one of the fastest drivers in the Superstock class at Stratford Speedway.

• Hāwera Brass Band to bring music to St Mary’s

  A South Taranaki band is bringing the sound of music to a recently reopened church.

• New venue for old game of skittles

  An old game has been getting a new lease of life in a Taranaki pub this month.

• Stratford Croquet Club hosts Masters competition

  Golf croquet players from across Taranaki were in Stratford over the weekend for the Taranaki Masters Games.

• The Bard pops up

  Anational theatre company will pop up in Stratford this month for two nights only.

Featured documents

• Tears as Taranaki officers acquitted

  Three Taranaki police officers at the centre of a manslaughter trial after a death in custody have been found not guilty....

• Purr-fect fit for cat couple

  They are the onesie wearing, crazy cat people of Stratford, and they are coming to a TV screen near you this month....

• Tenant decoration: How far do you go?

  KEEPING GOOD TENANTS IS the holy grail of being a successful property investor and landlord. Tenants who respect and look after a property, pay their rent on time and keep the lines of communication open make being a good landlord easy and stress-free....

• Lockdown boredom busters

  Imagine being locked down in a home like the one Anne Boleyn grew up in — step into the world of both a tragic queen and a princess bride, by touring one of England’s many castles and stately homes....

• EDITORIAL School rules for grown-ups as year begins

  As tamariki around Aotearoa New Zealand prepare to return to school this week, the grown-ups in their life have doubtless spent plenty of time ensuring they are ready for school. From the purchasing of stationery and uniforms, checking your 5-year-old knows to put their hand up when they need the...

• EDITORIAL Be honest on maternal mental health

  Last week, I wrote an editorial on the need to talk honestly around the subject of maternal mental health....

• How to work with jewel colours Add some luxury, sophistication and glamour

  JEWEL COLOURS ARE a perennial favourite in our decorating choices....

• Startup defies venture capital drought

  Auckland-Waikato smart cow startup Halter has defied the venture capital drought — made worse by the recent implosion of Silicon Valley Bank — by raising $85 million in a Series C round....

• Speaker: See AI as an opportunity

  Sheep and beef farmers have a job ahead of them as they come to grips with the pace of artificial intelligence (AI) advancements....

• Spooky fun for tamariki

  From light parties, to a house of horrors along with trick-or-treating fun at Pioneer Village and a Halloween trail across town, there was plenty for Stratford and Eltham children to enjoy on All Hallow’s Eve on Tuesday....