62 building consents caught up in possible fraud engineering sign-offs
At least 62 Waipā building consents caught up in allegedly fraudulent sign-offs.
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Watch Rocky to support future champs
Watch Rocky at the Regent Theatre to support future champions.
The Full Monty is coming to Te Awamutu
The Full Monty opens at the beginning of September, presented by TALOS.
Chiefs Country youth comp to showcase new talent
Chiefs Rugby Club will use comp to select candidates for Chiefs U20 squad.
Centenarian recalls a life well lived
A life fully lived: Ray Toomath celebrates his 100th birthday.
Local apprentice places second in Apprentice of the Year
Te Awamutu's Mac Livingstone of Livingstone Builders placed second in Waikato.
Learn about menopause in Te Awamutu
This event will be held at 6.30 pm Wednesday, September 6 at Rosenvale in Te Awamutu.
Rowland breaks national record twice
GPCNZ Auckland regionals prove to be important for Trainstation competitors.
Road users and pedestrians advised to look for trains
Police are encouraging the public to take another look when crossing railways.
'Lost his moral compass': Ex-councillor struck off from practising law
Duncan Takena Stirling misappropriated $100,000 from his firm's trust account.
Cribb and Ralph make NPC debuts
Young Te Awamutu Sports forwards come off bench in Waikato's victory over Southland.
Taumarunui woman crowned Waikato regional building apprentice of the year
Jess Nielson will represent Waikato in the national competition in November.
Hairspray is ready to wow this August
Hairspray the Musical is coming to Riverlea Theatre this August.
Walkathon to raise money for I Am Hope
Ōhaupō Sports and Recreation Centre is hosting a walkathon to raise money for charity.
Missing Marokopa family: Stolen ute found, Tom Phillips and kids still missing
Police say the stolen ute was found just off Marokopa Rd in Te Anga.
Freshwater farm plan rollout starts
Requirement for farms over a certain size to have freshwater farm plan has started.
NPC rugby: Waikato start season in Southland on Sunday
Waikato will look to regain their dominance in the 2023 Bunnings Warehouse NPC.
Innovation needed to help Waipā residents become homeowners
Waipā District Council accepts recommendations for affordable housing.
Young artist selected as a finalist in the National Youth Art Awards
Nathan Wilson's piece on display at the Blue Gallery in Hamilton, until August 13.
Schools across Waipā District to take part in Trees for Survival plantings
Schools can plant around 22,000 native trees collectively and learn about conservation.
Pirongia School turns 150
Students and locals are highly involved in 150th celebrations.
Showjumping joy for Te Awamutu teen
The 16-year-old local is preparing for his first experience on the international stage.
A Waikato Club Rugby XV 2023
A team of surprising/well-known and stalwart players that featured in 2023 club rugby.
Rugby: King Country B named
Rhys Ellery and Lachlan van der Pasch are part of the 2023 King Country development side.
Serious crash on Kikikihi Rd
A single-vehicle collision occurred early Sunday morning, one person is seriously injured.
Scott named in Motocross of Nations team
The 21-year-old Ōpārau local has a lot of international experience already under his belt.
Randy Feltface’s international tour Feltopia coming to Hamilton
Comedy sensation Randy Feltface is set to perform at Clarence St Theatre in Hamilton.
2023 Waikato Rugby Divisional XV squad named
All 10 Waikato division one clubs are represented within the 2023 squad.
Power Farming Cup 2023: Te Awamutu Rams ready for kick-off
Round one of the 2023 Power Farming Cup will take place on Saturday at Hamilton Marist.
Waikato junior rugby clubs hyped for Power Farming Cup
The second running of the competition will kick off this Sunday in Hamilton.
Smith picks up bronze medal
Te Awamutu's Matthew Smith gave top swimmers "a real run for their money".
World Café brings together residents, staff and experts
Waipā District Council will run its first ever ‘World Café’ bringing residents together.