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.
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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
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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.
Steenson remembered through regatta
Te Awamutu Rowing enters plenty of competitors in first Clive Steenson Memorial Regatta.
Waikato wāhine lead the way in local councils
There are five female-led councils in Waikato now compared to three last term.
Sparks fly over rubbish-burning plan
Opponents are concerned about the toxins they say will be released into the atmosphere.
Kemara signs for Crusaders
Kemara cracks first Super Rugby Pacific contract at 19-years-old, after rookie NPC season.
Council closes museum after quake risk report
Safety risk discovered as the council looks to replace roof and windows.
Rubbish burning power plant planned for Te Awamutu
The public will be able to have their say on the proposal.
Waikeria prison riot: Key instigator pleads guilty, razor blade dispute kicked off fiery riot
The accused was the first to get on top of the roof and freed others from their cells.
'Hideous violence': Man who stabbed partner to death in front of children finally named
Cory Purutanga can finally be named as the man who stabbed his partner to death.
Special Olympics global messenger overcomes challenges to become spokesperson and ambassador
'My disability is a part of who I am, not the entire picture.'
Government not supporting regional New Zealand says Bayly
National's Andrew Bayly says not enough being done to keep communities thriving.
Expert inspires network of amateur trapper
Predator free enthusiasts learn trapping techniques from the best.
Waipā district elects a new mayor
Two-term councillor Susan O'Regan new mayor, meaning former mayor Jim Mylchreest is out.
LGNZ calls for independent review after low voter turnout
The group wants practical recommendations that are taken on board by the Government.
Waikato 2002 NPC season
Waikato and Te Awamutu rugby legend Deon Muir remembers great season two decades later.
Counting under way for HCC's first STV election
Progress results are in for Matamata-Piako, South Waikato, Waipā, Taupō and Waitomo.
Royal photographer reflects on relationship with Her Majesty
Tradition of giving flowers from own garden to Her majesty continues from Te Awamutu.
Brent Kelly Law joins Gallie Miles Lawyers
The merger of two well-known Te Awamutu law firms expands resources, and knowledge.
Waipā voter turnout 'deeply worrying'
Waipā District Council says only 9.93 per cent of registered voters have had their say.
One week left to choose local leaders
Deep concern over the lack of votes with a week to go in the election.
Commemorating a life of Christian service
Head of Anglican Church remembered at St John's for a life of Christian service.
Federated Farmers host election hopefuls
Federated Farmers have chance to ask candidates questions.