Dumped chairman vows a judicial review will follow decision
Waikato Regional Councillors get numbers to roll chairman.
Waikato Regional Councillors get numbers to roll chairman.
Skinks rescued from a Te Awamutu development site released into pest-free Rotopiko reserve
From Te Awamutu Sports club rugby centurion to Hong Kong international representative.
Changes made address public concerns and the council is excited to show finalised plans.
Luke East looks at the contribution to World War II from the men and women of Te Awamutu.
17-year-old from Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club selected for Junior World Championships.
And they decided to share their wins with loved ones.
Historic Cambridge Town Hall and Clock Tower have been first to make the colourful switch.
Private Ron Thorsen shares war stories through Paperspast
Council collective present workable water reforms to Government.
Waipā Youth Awards nominations are now open to celebrate the success of local Rangatahi.
Free exhibition raises awareness and celebrates Autism Awareness Month.
Richard Bright, 63, was one of five men who died after the Enchanter capsized.
Iron Shin Thai Boxing event was held at Te Puke War Memorial Hall on March 26.
Plans are well underway for Anzac day services around the district.
From small Waikato town Te Awamutu to New Zealand's capital among All Blacks.
Te Awamutu College students not letting Covid knock NCEA results.
'This type of activity is demoralising for all of us and we need it to stop.'
Electrical outage and fire sparked by shelterbelt in power lines
Movie enthusiast Paige Larianova honoured to be new manager of the Regent Theatre.
Ōpārau Roadhouse couple, Bill and Brenda Rogers, slip off into the sunset.
Brand new modular classrooms have been placed and in use at Te Awamutu College.
Sports go on scoring spree against strong King Country club in pre-season hitout.
Principals in Waipā are finding they are coping with the pressure of Omicron.
Karāpiro Dam road closed August to December for major upgrade work
Regent Theatre turning 90 this Saturday.
Chamber and Community Board drive branding project to give identity to Te Awamutu.
The TUIA initiative is developing leadership through one-on-one mentoring.
KHH is urging people interested in taking a horse to get in touch now