Wines up for industry prizes
A 13-strong judging team is gearing up to review over 500 wines
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Rearing valuable calves
The challenge to create better value dairy-beef calves is compelling
Greens in power would revisit RMA, environment laws
The Green Party plan to focus on environmental planning and management if in power.
New directors for Wools of NZ Board
Three new appointments to the Board of Wools of New Zealand send a clear message
Te Awamutu family thanks Hospice for support in "toughest time of their lives"
A Te Awamutu family is hosting a quiz night to raise funds for Hospice Waikato
Farmers say tell us your numbers
Federated Farmers' challenge to Labour is: "Tell us what numbers you have in mind."
Arable industry survey shows better days ahead
The arable industry is optimistic and looking forward after a wet harvest
Water issues 'challenging'
Future discussion around water use is inevitable, and a necessary part of conversation
Farm recovery plans funded
Quake-damaged farms may get some much needed financial reprieve.
Making a case for the future of agricultural contracting
Case IH's Autonomous Concept Vehicle (ACV) is coming to Australia for the first time.
Feds back partnership approach to improving water quality
A partnership approach to dealing with water quality offers the best chance of progress
Success sweet with a winning steak pie
Viands Bakery won three medals at the 21st Bakels New Zealand Supreme Pie Awards
How Nicola Turner broke up with plastic
She is sharing her story in Te Awamutu on Saturday.
Sweet success for Viands Bakery
The Kihikihi bakery won gold in the steak and gravy category for its steak pie.
Dunkirk: 'I was there'
Tonight he will speak at the first two screenings of Dunkirk at the Regent Theatre
Sustainable Farming Fund applications open
Applications for Ministry for Primary Industries' Sustainable Farming Fund open this week
Council seeking views on rural hall funding model
Waipa District Council wants feedback on how best to fund rural halls.
Survey shows Waipa residents happy
Waipa residents remain hugely proud of their district according to a recent survey.
Te Awamutu couple lose everything in house fire
They were 15 months into renovations and are expecting their second child
Stu Kneebone: Strategy looks at water issues
Waikato Regional Council recently completed and adopted a Waikato Freshwater Strategy.
Social history project for Te Awamutu CBD
Heritage buildings can unlock social histories.
Front mounting forks fit the bill
When Wayne Fraser of Pahiatua has a job that needs doing, he likes to tackle it himself.
Come star gazing with Space Dave
Learn how to identify the Southern Cross and the big winter constellation, Scorpius.
Te Awamutu: Plum role for Chiefs' analyst
Te Awamutu referee scores top job as SANZAAR rugby performance analyst.
Corey does his bit to clean up Te Awamutu
Every week he puts on a pair of gloves and starts collecting rubbish around the streets.
Police teams work at scene of suspected homicide
Police are treating the death of a man outside 51 North St at about 7pm Sunday as homicide
Random act of kindness stuns Korakonui boy
He was given two jersey yearling heifers by an 85-year-old Pukekohe man.
Unexplained death in Te Awamutu
Police are investigating an unexplained death in Te Awamutu.
New logo and new space for Waikato Environment Centre
The Waikato Environment Centre has moved to Frankton and is now called Go Eco.
Public split on Waipa Easter trading
Waipa District Council has asked locals their views on Easter trading.
Rural recyclers challenge Kiwis to clear more waste
Rural recycling programme, Agrecovery, challenges other industries to follow its lead