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Waipā secures water supply for generations to come
Council's water supply project is on the finish line and ready for completion in October.
College welcomes return of Senior Ball
Te Awamutu College students shine at A Night Under The Stars Senior Ball.
Waipā District Council joins global plastic-free movement
Waipā council is urging residents to say goodbye to single-use plastic items for a month.
DoC and Fonterra fighting to eliminate pest fish in local lake
Department of Conservation and Fonterra are on a mission to keep Lake Ruatuna free of koi.
Pumps turned on to test new water supply system
Iwi bless the journey of Waikato River water across Waipā via new plant and pipes
Kihikihi Women make final
Kihikihi Women's rugby team to take on Hamilton Marist in final after beating Taupiri.
Innovators bring solutions to agricultural problems
A Te Awamutu firm's unbreakable ballcock arm design has won the Fieldays Prototype Award.
One-man show a wild ride to paradise
Acclaimed Indian Ink production coming to The Meteor
Te Awamutu Memorial park makeover plan finalised
With the new plan adopted, council now needs to wait for funding to start projects.
Te Awamutu butchers a cut above competition
Te Awamutu butchers shine on the competition stage - again.
Op shop bargain develops into priceless treasure
Tauranga op shop camera turns up 15-year-old Te Awamutu wedding snaps
Lions on the prowl for members
New members needed for senior Lions club wanting to serve their community.
Unnecessary suffering and death
Valuable in-calf heifer lost because of discarded plastics.
Ute tax a step too far for NZ workforce
National MP Barbara Kuriger says workers and rural communities penalised by 'ute' tax.
Matariki ki Waikato festival plans 60 events throughout whole region
The biggest Matariki festival just started with lots of events planned for Waikato region.
Courtney first to make Young Vit finals
First finalist found in Corteva Young Viticulturist of the Year 2021.
Coach kept giving until the end
Rowing stalwart honoured after losing battle with cancer.
Kawhia man Orren Williams avoids jail after admitting drugs charges
Accused was acquitted of murder but is now being sentenced for drugs charges.
Researchers identify levels that cause harm
Research identifies safe levels of nutrients in New Zealand waterways.
History of Te Pahū chronicled
Former district mayor Alan Livingston completes history of Te Pahū book.
Dairy Women's Network host calf rearing expo
Expo to focus on physical and mental preparation needed for the upcoming calving season.
Queen Mother worships at St John's
Queen Mother's rescheduled visit to Te Awamutu's St John's Church remembered.
$2m swindle: Identity revealed of fraudster who took 47 overseas trips
Sharon Margaret Bradley failed in her bid to keep her name permanently secret.
Iconic Kiwi photographer's work showcased at Waikato Museum
Waikato Museum displays 'Portraits of the Artists' by Aotearoa artist Marti Friedlander.
Maunga teams work together
Successful restoration project allows titipounamu to be re-introduced to Maungatautari.
Pirongia clinic expands service to add podiatry clinic
Village satellite medical clinic expands services.
Te Awamutu College fundraising concert
David Bowie inspired show and talk fundraiser for College Multi-Sport Turf Project.
Waikato boy chosen as US Presidential Scholar
William has lived in the US since 2015 but still has happy memories of his home country.
Prison dairy farm helping inmates turn lives around
Waikeria inmates offered chance for formal training on prison dairy farm
Vying for top reporter award
Te Awamutu Courier editor Dean Taylor in running for Voyager Reporter of the Year title.
Truck driver dies in fiery crash near Te Awamutu
The crash happened just before 1pm today.
Tradies wanted: Waipā about to establish panel
Joining panel would allow businesses to do work for Waipā District Council.
Strong support for Māori representation in local government
"The voice of the community has been heard. What is good for Māori is good for everyone."