For 10 years the Taranaki Daily News has celebrated its Person of the Year.
A new plan to tackle family violence in South Taranaki appears to be bearing fruit, with a third less incidents recorded over the festive season than last year.
More than 800 children who might have missed out on a visit from Santa this year will get Christmas presents thanks to a swag of donations.
Police will be helping Santa this year by delivering food baskets and teddys to needy Taranaki families.
EDITORIAL: No one wants to live in a hostile environment and so Roderique Hope Trust’s decision to pull out of New Plymouth’s Tainui St was the right move.
A charitable trust has pulled out of plans to open an emergency house, citing concerns for the safety and privacy of its vulnerable clients because of hostility from some residents.
A businessman is threatening to file a lawsuit against a charitable trust setting up a house for the homeless in his daughter’s neighbourhood.
New Plymouth’s latest community project to provide emergency housing is exactly the type of project central government wants to partner with.
Before a Taranaki emergency housing project has even opened its doors, government agencies and donors are looking to get involved with more projects just like it for the region.
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