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An alternative education group launches in Term 3 in Te Awamutu.
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Paws awhile: Waipā to decide on new dog bylaw soon
Public submissions have now closed, as the council identifies three key areas of interest.
Glenview streets underwater after night of heavy rain
Stormwater ponds failed sending floodwaters down some local streets earlier today.
Waikato artist group is people's choice award winner
Waikato Creative Stitchers won the No 8 Wire Award for their work The Gate.
New Zealand athletes clock up wins at Special Olympics
The New Zealand delegation will be bringing home some bling.
Six Kihikihi streets to turn into cul-de-sacs for cycleway
The Waipā District Council is consulting on a new walking and cycling path.
Fieldays 2023: Back to beanies and boots
Fieldays had more than 105,000 people come through the gates this year.
Rowing club has new life members
Local rowing numbers increased a lot over the 2022-23 season.
Native species to be planted to restore ecological corridor
Pirongia’s Sainsbury Road Reserve is set to prioritise horse riders, walkers and runners.
Special Olympics and first comps for NZ athletes kick off
The New Zealand football team is upbeat despite having lost their first match.
Ōhaupō still chasing an opening win in Mooloo Shield comp
Mixed weather across the province was a recipe for tight rugby on Saturday.
Tony Bouskill cleans out Fieldays Fencing Competition
Four fencing competitions have crowned winners at Fieldays.
Rugby: Ian Foster's first All Blacks squad of 2023 released
A special moment as the test squad was announced at his former club, Te Awamutu Sports.
Leamington to be a tough challenge for Ōhaupō
The Division 1 Mooloo Shield moves into their second week.
Power Farming's Fieldays site a standout
Anonymous judges crowned five Fieldays site award winners.
College First XV reunion a success
Organiser says the players and management have great respect for each other.
Tractor pull fascinates little Fieldays fans
Positive mood amongst Fieldays faithful as sun warms up opening day crowds.
Bats the Musical: Vampires don't exist... do they?
Some 90 Te Awamutu Intermediate students are working hard to produce Bats the Musical.
Book fair sets fundraising record
The more than $18,000 profit will be spent in the community.
Fieldays excited for international visitors
The countdown to Fieldays is on as the annual event returns to its winter dates.
Special Olympics athletes take off to Germany
The 39 athletes compete in the Special Olympics World Summer Games from June 14.
Te Rapa fall short against Ōhaupō
There were 97 points scored in the Division 1 match at Ōhaupō Memorial Park on Saturday.
Ōtorohanga needs strong defense against Te Awamutu
The long weekend brings along lots of club rugby across Waikato.
What's been happening in the region this week
What's up in the Waikato — short and sweet.
Hamilton City Council approves new Māngai Māori positions
The council voted to continue with a new version of the model first introduced in 2018.
Huskies and Melville to battle in Women’s Premiership club final
The Men’s Premiership saw two defaults in one weekend.
Invasive clam find prompts vigilance call
Biosecurity New Zealand and mana whenua for the Waikato River urge people to look out.
Massive weekend of club rugby ahead
Waikato club rugby Women’s Championship final takes place this weekend.
'Driven by greed': Te Kūiti's $2.5m fraudster gets parole
Sharon Margaret Bradley is banned from entering her former hometown.
Music: Rowdy’s Rose releases first EP
The local duo released their EP on day one of the Bay of Islands Country Rock Festival.
Green mistletoe returns to Pirongia Forest Park
DoC works with Pironga locals to re-establish tāpia/mistletoe.
Torrid encounter as Sports fall to Ōtorohanga
Ōtorohanga proved too strong in their local sub-union derby with Te Awamutu Sports.
Waipā council scoops up transtasman geospatial award
Waipā council wins award for the first time against competitors from across the ditch.