A community garden initiative is seeking volunteers to help plant and maintain vegetable beds for the upcoming growing season.
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Vector Group Charitable Trust invites tenders from suppliers for the bulk purchase of pineapple plants. This initiative is a core part of our mission to enhance food security and kai
Navigating a jobless economy can be incredibly challenging, and recent economic data suggests New Zealand is in a difficult position. The current government, led by Christopher Luxon, has claimed it
Mark your calendars! The beloved Rangiuru School Country Fair & Ag Day is just around the corner, promising a day of fun and a nod to our cherished rural history.
A recent article by Stuart Whitakker in the local Te Puke News has put a well-deserved spotlight on a quiet revolution taking root in our town. While Whitakker’s piece brilliantly
In the heart of Te Puke High School, a new project is planting seeds of inclusion, community, and learning. As part of the wider Seed to Plate project, the school
It’s time to roll up our sleeves, Te Puke! In the spirit of community and with the support of Keep Te Puke Beautiful, we’re kicking off the Great Te Puke
A local high school was recently honored with a national award for excellence in science education and student projects.
Our team at Vector Group has always been inspired by those who aren’t afraid to get their hands dirty and forge a new path. So, when the opportunity arose for
Today, Te Puke was buzzing with activity as the “Sirens and Services Koha Ice Cream Day” lit up the town at the Te Puke War Memorial Hall. The air filled
Here at Vector Group Charitable Trust, we believe in building resilient communities. A core part of that vision is kai resilience—empowering New Zealanders to grow their own food and strengthen
Te Puke NewsWeek is a proud initiative of the Vector Group Charitable Trust, a trusted community partner dedicated to enriching the lives of Te Puke residents.
The New Zealand government’s climate change policies, or lack thereof, have significant and varied impacts on New Zealanders, with particular consequences for regions like the Bay of Plenty and communities
Despite a steady drizzle, the Welcome Bay Community Hall was buzzing with excitement at the “Sirens and Services: Koha Ice Cream Day.” The weather couldn’t dampen the spirits of the
It’s not every day that your passion project catches the eye of someone who shares your vision for a greener, more sustainable world. That’s exactly what happened when Bahareh from
Just a stone’s throw from Waitangi, on the outskirts of Te Puke, lies a local gem: French’s Farm. While the Bay of Plenty is famous for its vibrant green kiwifruit,
Te Puke is on the cusp of an exciting new chapter, one that blends community, education, and sustainability into a vibrant, living landscape. A new proposal has been submitted to
The Te Puke community is putting down roots for a more resilient future. The Vector Group Charitable Trust is thrilled to announce the launch of Crop Swap Te Puke, a
Today marks a pivotal moment for Vector Group Charitable Trust and our mission to build resilient, creative, and empowered communities. We are proud to announce the official launch of our
At Te Puke High School, a dedicated group of students on the Enviro Committee is making waves with a range of sustainability initiatives. Since its founding in 2019, the committee
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