Cemetery thieves pilfer tools from sexton's shed
Costly break-in at Te Awamutu Cemetery.
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Masson to defend title
Masson will defend his title for the first time since winning it in April.
Te Awamutu College past First XV to play present
After a successful past versus present match in 2022, Albert Park will host another clash.
Youngsters count down for France
The local junior rugby side will take part in The Young People's Rugby World Cup.
Santa's coming: Get planning for Te Awamutu Christmas Parade
Te Awamutu Rotary Club urges residents, clubs and business to plan their Christmas float.
Four weeks of detours for Waikato Expressway resealing
Four weeks of disruptions for resealing on Waikato Expressway.
No more library fines: User returns more than 20 overdue books
Money from fines was barely covering costs, and causing tension.
'Total shock': Waikato man's mother accidentally cremated before funeral
'I cremated your mother today by mistake'.
Coming up roses in the Rosetown
New roses for Te Awamutu Rose Gardens in time for the new season.
'Hauora is the goal': Gym changes hands
Four new owners bring plenty of experience and want to create safe space for community.
Grand plan to build an ecological corridor
Event a chance to meet ecological collaborators.
'Masters of camouflage' settle into new surroundings
Bunker, Ōtepoti, Motupōhue and Māhutonga stake their spots after exploring mountain home.
Rams finish on a high
Te Awamutu Rams rugby team builds its own community within local area club players.
Building the future of rugby
Results based more on behaviour, giving players a positive experience on the field.
BIg boost for Harold
Ray White Realty adds value to Waipā Life Education Trust programmes.
Rugby Heritage Cup beckons for locals
Waipā's Addison Carruthers and Louise Dijkstra will head to France later this month.
'Average' rugby player excels with All Blacks-quality man caves
Rugby is the force that brings like-minded people together.
New Te Awamutu personal trainer
Personal trainer Steven Marshall used to be a farmer until he found his calling.
Rugby: Te Awamutu College beat HBHS Gold
Te Awamutu will face Morrinsville First XV this weekend after finishing third.
Chiefs Heartland Under-20 lineup revealed
Several Waikato club rugby representatives selected in Heartland Under-20 side.
Waikato snowboarder wins double gold at national comp
The Special Olympics National Winter Games were held in Wānaka last week.
Trio of experts repeat women's workshops
A women’s-only workshop is aimed at helping women in relationship disputes.
Rugby: Te Awamutu Sports' Cody Nordstrom scores on Waikato debut
One of five Te Awamutu players in the Waikato 23, Nordstrom started in the 14 jersey.
Specialist nurse raising awareness and money for rare diseases
Specialist nurse tackling mountain to raise funds and awareness of rare diseases.
Art Attack Workshop to be held this Saturday
Animal Protection: Youth International Art Exhibition creations to begin this Saturday.
First XV receives funds for trip
Te Awamutu Senior Rugby Sub-Union centenary auction invests $1500 in future reps.
Dowsing re-selected for Taranaki Development
The former Hong King international player has also captained Manu Samoa at under-20 level.
1960s lessons still valid in 2023
American 60s romp still has lessons for 21st century.
The ultimate event for women is back this weekend
Hamilton Women’s Lifestyle Expo brings best lifestyle companies together under one roof.
Te Awamutu-based Nutrinza bolsters accreditation for outstanding feed safety practices
Leading NZ animal feed nutrition and manufacturing company Nutrinza is now accredited.
Police release shopping list of missing Marokopa man
Tom Phillips bought items such as lanterns, seedlings and gumboots.
Investigation into urban design approved by committee
The council finance committee agrees the market plan merits investigation.
Rugby: Oldest All Black Roy Roper hits a century
Taranaki Rugby Union celebrates the King Country-born All Black in style.