New Plymouth, New Zealand (Local)
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Helen's coverage mainly focuses on local events, people, and regional issues in Taranaki and New Plymouth. Her articles also cover a diverse range of themes such as entertainment news, health & wellbeing, crime, government & politics, family & relationships.
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Though police have hit a dead end, a New Plymouth woman allegedly abused and physically threatened at a shopping centre is still hoping for some form of justice over an incident that started with a simple “excuse me”.
When Petunia Twala and her husband weighed up their options for a new life in New Zealand, the choice came down to two places: Auckland or Hāwera.
Seven local women set to challenge New Plymouth theatregoers. Who: Director Tracey Blake and cast including Sharren Read
Belinda Price isn't afraid of the topics most people spend a lifetime avoiding.
Fourteen schools across Taranaki are getting solar panels to help cut energy costs.
By: Helen Harvey
As a young girl, Jean Lewis used to squeeze into the narrow gap behind her family's couch, book in hand, hiding away in a world of stories.
When Mathieu Arnaud and Tiphaine Lozier returned from a holiday in Tahiti, they skipped the standard tourist souvenirs and packed their bags with premium vanilla beans instead.
People have been advised to not swim, fish or let their dogs go into Lake Rotomanu after toxic cyanobacteria was found in the water.
The reopening of New Zealand's oldest stone church has been pushed back to 2029 as project leaders overhaul plans to cut millions from its rising strengthening costs.
It's just over half way through 2026 and New Plymouth's chances of retaining its sunniest location crown are looking precarious.
