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Co-housing neighbourhood planned for Waikato
A Cambridge family is paving the way for a radical approach to housing in the Waikato.
Rose of the Year wins by a nose
Pacific Rose Bowl Festival brings colour to Hamilton. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Te Awamutu motocross rider wins top sportsman's title
Daniel White has been training, preparing and testing new jumps for the Nitro Crew.
Preparation and hard work key to success for Te Awamutu College teen
Adriana Vasinca capped an amazing five years by being named Dux Litterarum.
'One step at a time' for Te Awamutu boy battling cancer
Toby White's life is poles apart to most other boys his age.
Community encouraged to share festive flair in Te Awamutu Christmas Parade
It's time to enter your float and start planning and building.
Mindfulness classes easing Kiwi kids' stress and anxiety
After-school activity teaches children about their thoughts and emotions.
The man putting plaques on unmarked graves at former psychiatric hospital
Mental patients passed into a field of lost souls. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Young Farmers CEO plans NI road trip to visit members
NZ Young Farmers' new CEO will "couch surf" her way around the North Island next month.
Helen Clark's whirlwind hometown visit to Te Pahū
"It's lovely to be back on the slopes of Mt Pirongia."
Gathering Waipā help agencies under one umbrella
Deb Casey wants to abolish the 'harden up, she'll be right' attitude.
NZ First's Tracey Martin on women in politics, motherhood and Jami-Lee Ross
Martin said it was important women changed one particular habit — saying sorry.
TeenAg students get taste of work in the Waikato
A group of Waikato students got a glimpse at careers on offer in the agricultural sector.
Te Awamutu singer wins the top country entertainer award
Te Awamutu singer-songwriter Haley Cole has won a New Zealand country music award
Fish & Game: Hunters' rewarded for returning duck bands
Helping Fish & Game's research has paid off "big time" for five game bird hunters
Waipā family turns trash to treasure
In most cases they pay you to get rid of your rubbish.
Pirongia Boxing Day races on last legs
After 150 years, the annual event is struggling to survive.
Cowboy Challenge tests Te Awamutu riders
The Cowboy Challenge is coming into its own in Te Awamutu.
Te Awamutu woman shaves hair to empower others
"We live in a world where what a person looks like has become too important."
'Dancing with the Staff' a hit at Te Awamutu College
Students pair up with staff to put on an entertaining and unpredictable performance.
Te Awamutu: Meet the 'kaitiaki readers' of Pekerau Primary School
"The students and the seniors both walk away with a smile."
Satellite doctor clinic makes life easier for Pirongia residents
The weekly clinic operates out of St Saviour's Anglican Church on Thursdays, 2pm-4.30pm.
6am CrossFit sessions 'too loud'
"The bass gets through the walls, inside the house, even to .. the far side of the house.
Waipā actors front and centre of holiday show 'The Magician's Nephew'
CS Lewis' 'The Magician's Nephew' is on stage this October.
M. bovis no barrier for private calf club in Pāterangi
The cattle disease has put a dampener on calf clubs around the country, but not Pāterangi.
Incredible: Te Awamutu woman, 89, oldest in Gold Coast Marathon
Age is no barrier for Phyl Jones.
Charitable trust helps New Zealanders one dog at a time
The trust raises and trains dogs to assist children and adults with disabilities.
Endeavour Fund welcomed by Federated Farmers
Federated Farmers has no issue with the govt investing $249 million in the Endeavour Fund.
Kiwifruit farmer watches in horror as trees catch fire after rubbish set alight
A kiwifruit farmer has lost a copse of trees after offenders burned rubbish near his farm.
Te Awamutu leaders going deaf - just for a day
Te Awamutu has a team in this year's Silent Leadership Challenge.
Waikato academic translates important Bahá'i Faith writings into te reo Māori
The translations have been undertaken by Dr Tom Roa of Ngāti Maniapoto and Waikato.
Pink's act of kindness stuns sisters
They scored free tickets to Pink's show after hitting it off with the international star.
Te Awamutu actress stars in play that celebrates strong women
A 'little star' born in Te Awamutu is now leading a stellar acting career.