Pekapekarau pupils give mathematics trial programme the big tick.

The council will seek $5.24 million for projects including the land wars museum.

Te Awamutu's park is the first of four new skateparks to be completed in the district.

Royal photographer pays last respects to her Queen.

Te Awamutu College Past v Present curtain-raiser for Te Awamutu Sub-Union centenary match.

Affordability and social conscience on Chriss Woodhams' agenda.

Royal photographer rushes to London see off 'her Queen'.

Waipā residents who met Her majesty remember her with fondness.

Waipā iwi representatives advocate for council to apply for Government's Better-Off fund.

Royal photographer pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth.

Tanya Geldenhuys worked in several industries, Enrich job is her first for in non-profit.

The 20-year-old was in a rush to see his Taranaki girlfriend.

Find out where you can meet your local candidates and ask them the tough questions.

Figuring out who to vote for can be quite a big task but there are tools to help you.

The area around Albert Street might soon undergo rezoning as part of Plan Change 19.

Community services manager says Cambridge vandalism has gotten worse.

Police in Waikato are hunting those responsible for two ram raid incidents in the area.

Next step in Climax 1317 project: Find a home to do restoration justice.

Amateur dramatic society turn genius tragedy into sad comedy.

More than 280 students participated in a mass tree planting exercise near Whatawhata.

Predator Free Te Awamutu aims to get residents into backyard trapping.

Mayor Jim Mylchreest up against Susan O'Regan, Chris Woodhams and Bernard Westerbaan.

Christopher Luxon addresses key issues for a better future for New Zealand.

Waipā is being forced to increase housing density by dramatically relaxing planning rules.

Ahu Ake – Waipā Community Spatial Plan a blueprint for development over next 30+ years

Next steps expected to be new skateparks in Kihikihi and Pirongia

Judges call the Hamilton students' effort a committed performance that was truly moving.

Judge praises awesome songs, great instrumentation, hits, builds, dynamics and riffs.

Despite opposing the Three Waters Reform, council took the first step to apply for funds.

The councils endorsed submissions to the select committee: "Can not support the reform."