IMPORTANT NOTICE: Te Puke NewsWeek is migrating to a new domain

This notice is to inform you that Te Puke NewsWeek will be migrating from its current domain, www.tepuke.online, to a new home at https://kiwifruit.capital/, also known as Te Puke Kiwifruit Capital of the World.

This move is an important step in our evolution, reflecting our deep connection to the Te Puke community and our pride in its identity as the Kiwifruit Capital of the World. The new domain will serve as a dedicated hub for all your local news, events, and stories, providing a more streamlined and focused experience.

What you need to know:

• Same Great Content, New Location: All the news and information you rely on will be available on the new website.
• Update Your Bookmarks: Please take a moment to update your bookmarks to the new URL: https://kiwifruit.capital/.
• Redirects in Place: For a limited time, you will be automatically redirected to the new site if you visit the old URL. However, we encourage you to start using the new address immediately.

We are excited about this new chapter and look forward to continuing to serve the Te Puke community from our new digital home.

Thank you for your continued support.

Te Puke Newsweek came to us with a clear vision: to create the definitive digital news portal for their community, one that was both modern in its design and packed with features to serve as the community’s primary information source. The solution was a custom-designed, user-centric website that feels like a professional online publication while retaining a unique local feel. The design focused on clean lines, a clear visual hierarchy, and a responsive layout to ensure an optimal reading experience on any device. Every design choice, from the headline typography to the article layouts, was made to highlight the rich local stories and make navigating the site a pleasure.

This wasn’t just a static website; it was a dynamic, feature-packed platform built to handle the constant flow of local news. At its core is a powerful content management system that allows the Te Puke Newsweek team to publish content across diverse categories, including local news, events, finance, and community celebrations. We engineered a robust archiving system and a custom search function, enabling readers to easily find past articles and specific topics of interest. The build also included a sophisticated event calendar functionality, providing the community with a centralized place to find out what’s happening. This comprehensive suite of features transformed the client’s vision into a vibrant and indispensable community resource.