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  • Farming pilot gets $1m funding boost

    Evan Potter says every farmer has paddocks they aren’t making money from.

  • 112 years of Times remembered

    In this, the final edition of Te Puke Times, we look back at the paper’s 112-year history — a history of telling Te Puke’s stories, serving its community and being its voice.

  • A year of building community ties

    As 2024 winds down, it’s a great time to look back at everything we’ve been through together as a country, electorate, and community.

  • Soprano wins prestigious contest

    Aperformance demonstrating everything from “mischievous glee to moving pathos” has won Te Puke’s Felicity Tomkins one of Australasia’s most prestigious singing competitions.

  • THIS WEEK

    This week in history beginning December 16

  • Birth of our Saviour the ultimate gift

    As we come together this Christmas season, let us take a moment to stop and reflect on the ultimate gift, the birth of our Saviour Jesus Christ.

  • WHAT’S ON

    DECEMBER 21 Te Puke Community Market: Jubilee Park. 9am-noon. Over 30 stalls expected.

  • Collaborative Christmas project

    As 2024 comes to an end, we reflect on the challenges we have faced as a community, including organisations facing the unknown as they navigate uncertain times.

  • Your community paper for more than 110 years.

    Your community paper for more than 110 years.

  • LOOKING BACK

    This photo of Te Puke Primary School was taken in 1900. It clearly shows part of the roof being clad in corrugated iron on the right, and part, on the left, with tiles. This building was demolished in 1976 when the new school was opened.

Featured documents

  • Pest moth plant in Christine’s sights

    Like a moth to a flame, Christine Martin has been honing in on one of the district’s pest plants....

  • Regional council on track to hit biosecurity targets

    Nearly a year after the 2020-2030 Regional Pest Management Plan became operative, Bay of Plenty Regional Council is on track to hit all of its targets....

  • Senior prizegiving

    Prior to going on exam leave, senior students from Te Puke High School enjoyed some time in the spotlight at the school’s end of year senior prizegiving....

  • Senior prizegiving

    Prior to going on exam leave, senior students from Te Puke High School enjoyed some time in the spotlight at the school’s end of year senior prizegiving....

  • Senior prizegiving

    Prior to going on exam leave, senior students from Te Puke High School enjoyed some time in the spotlight at the school’s end of year senior prizegiving....

  • Senior prizegiving

    Prior to going on exam leave, senior students from Te Puke High School enjoyed some time in the spotlight at the school’s end of year senior prizegiving....

  • Measures to control plant and animal pests

    Bay of Plenty Regional Council’s new Regional Pest Management Plan (RPMP) became fully operative last month....

  • COMMUNITY LISTINGS

    FLORAL & GARDENTe Puke Garden Club: Third Thursday of month, will be at 1pm (instead of the usual 1.15pm), Bridge Club, Queen Street, Te Puke. Ph 573...

  • COMMUNITY LISTINGS

    COMMUNITY SERVICESJP Service Centres: Wednesday 10am-noon, Pāpāmoa Library; Thursday 10.30am-12.30pm, Te Puke Anglican Church....

  • COMMUNITY LISTINGS

    SPORT &...