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Stop-go on SH31 Kāwhia Road for urgent slip repairs
Contractors will be undertaking urgent repairs on SH31 Kāwhia Road tomorrow.
One dead in Wharepapa South crash
Police are asking motorists to avoid the area of Wharepapa South following the crash.
Waipā District Council offices, facilities closed
DOC offices, tracks, huts, campsites and visitor centres closed across North Island.
Generous community heeds foodbank call for help
Te Awamutu Courier story draws volunteers and donations to foodbank.
Updated Waipā dog bylaw set to open for feedback in April
The local council is looking at banning dogs from Kakepuku maunga.
Waipā on the hunt for rangatahi Māori leaders
Waipā mayor on the hunt for Tuia programme participant.
Wānanga whānau use fun to promote local learning
Te Awamutu’s Apakura Campus invites the community in.
Former Waikato halfback Dene Mullins shares his rugby journey
Dene Mullins shares his rugby journey, decades after his last match.
Mayor seeks young leaders to ‘step up, give it a go’
The Tuia Leadership programme is on the lookout for outstanding rangitahi to gain skills.
Waikato golfing duo win shot at playing British Open Championship
They will join seven other lucky winners from around the country.
Waipā council urges caution by all lake users over cyanobacterial bloom
Exposure may cause illness in people and be fatal for dogs.
Driver shortage continues to hit Waipā District recycling
Current staff are being offered incentives to find new workmates.
'Still not done': Equestrian leader awarded QSM
Noeline Jefferies' services to equestrian sport and war commemoration recognised with QSM.
Three Waikato Councils receive Three Waters Better Off funding
Waipā, Waikato District and Hamilton City Councils receive first tranche of funding.
'I fought for my life': Why farmer ordered his son to chop off tip of teen intruder’s finger
Bill Burr says shooting the teen was a last resort and he's glad he didn't have to.
Six more join Te Awamutu’s Walk of Fame
Inductees have achieved at the absolute top of their fields.
Govt cash aimed at helping people safely opt out of cars
Money for safe and connected walking, scooting and cycling infrastructure.
Director, pianist needed for community choir
Rosetown Choristers seeking key personnel.
Council poised for cyanobacteria outbreak at Lake Ngā Roto
It's "not a question of if, but when the next outbreak occurs", says Waipā council.
Christmas comes early for Cambridge skaters
Halfway there and due to be completed by March.
Rugby: Te Awamutu can claim former All Black Ant Strachan
Former All Black Ant Strachan has worked in high-performance sport for more than 20 years.
'These people are now out of control': Police front after arrests in burglary spree
Police due to reveal more details after spate of burglaries in Waikato overnight.
Police on the hunt after series of burglaries in Waikato overnight
Authorities in the Waikato region have been kept busy with multiple incidents overnight.
Local sporting superstar receives plaque on Cambridge Walk of Fame
Gaye Bezzant inducted into Cambridge Sports Walk of Fame for services to softball.
‘Explanations defy logic’: Woman faked evidence to win Tenancy Tribunal hearing
Judge Paul Mabey found there was a 'consistent pattern of fraud' in the woman's offending.
Waikato Sports Award finalists announced
Sport Waikato received 100 nominations for the seven award categories this year.
Blooming great: 58th annual Te Awamutu rose show next week
The community is encouraged to take part in competitions and win prizes this year.
Te Awamutu College prizegiving a celebration of success
Te Awamutu College's prizegiving was a celebration of success.
Te Awamutu College names Sportsperson of the Year
Te Awamutu College students shine at sports.
Doolan stars for Heartland XV
Thames Valley record-setter makes his mark in Heartland XV match.
Hamilton butcher wins pig time at National Butchery Awards
Brad Gillespie of New World Rototuna won Pact Packaging Young Butcher of the Year award.
TA rubbish-burning plans bring call for alternative solutions
Zero Waste Network says the incinerators have 'no place' in a circular economy.
Susan humbled and honoured to be elected
Historic swearing-in of first female Mayor of Waipā and first Māori ward councillor.