
Living Well Arvida Retirement Community for Te Awamutu
Early release of T2 growth cell enables residential and retirement village developments.
Early release of T2 growth cell enables residential and retirement village developments.
The giant Christmas tree will be up and six Santa's Mailboxes available across the city
Aucklanders are enjoying a new day of relaxed restrictions, as shops open again.
Extension of the health warning issued last week for Lake Ohakuri and Lake Maraetai.
Te Awamutu Rotary Christmas Competition to take place instead of Rotary Christmas Parade.
'A recipe for creating slum situations and a huge cost on ratepayers' - Jim Mylchreest.
Plan for delays on SH29 over Kaimai Range from November 21 to December 12.
Thousands of protesters swamped Parliament's grounds as rallys broke out across the country today in a challenge to the Covid response. Video / NZ Herald
The new cases come as Aucklanders prepare to hit the shops tomorrow?
Auckland moves to level 3.2 tomorrow night, Far North to level 2 on Thursday; more freedoms likely from Nov 29. Video / Mark Mitchell / Michael Craig / Dean Purcell
Aucklanders will find out at 4pm if an alert level 3 step 2 phase will go ahead.
There is no current indication of spread within the Te Awamutu rest home.
The venue is nominated in the national gardens trust and wedding industry awards.
Local professionals give tips for ways to manage weight and habits over the silly season.
OPINION: We've come full circle when it comes to music.
Enjoy a day at the gardens, the zoo, exploring the museum, or with a pile of books.
'Our philosophy of care revolves around the act of living, not dying' - Craig Tamblyn.
A then-record 163 new cases of Covid-19 were reported in the community on Friday. Video / Alex Burton / Mark Mitchell / Michael Craig / Dean Purcell
Four Auckland businesses were visited by Covid positive cases two days ago.
Amy Fuller was determined to still do Halloween despite Covid-19 restrictions.
'A sad day for local democracy' as council submissions are ignored
Colin and Donna were just weeding when they struck starchy gold.
The sudden death of a 40-year-old man with COVID-19, who was isolating at his home in Mangere has been referred to the Coroner to determine whether it was coronavirus-related. Video / Alex Burton / Dean Purcell / Jason Oxenham / Michael Craig / Mark Mitchell
Free bus travel and subsidy on door-to-door transport services will be available.
Te Awamutu Book Fair relying on Covid Level 1.
Some businesses able to open again with move to step 2 of alert level 3.
Moving away from treating disability as a health problem is the right way to go.
Economist with strong NZ Inc connections among new recruits as new strategy unfolds.
Predator Free Morrinsville is being launched on Saturday with a working bee - all welcome.
There is just one new location of interest today, in Hamilton.