Wansbones stepping back from accounting firm
GW Accountants have sold their business to Hamilton-based accounting firm Initiom Limited.
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St John's Parish listed heritage churches need special care
Parish team seeks funding assistance to maintain two Category 1 listed heritage churches.
Future Proof plan looks at more transport choices and reducing carbon emissions
Better transport access discussed, with more housing around key transport corridors.
Sue on the wrong side of the healthcare fence
Sue Gunn has been a health carer all her career - now she's on receiving end.
Going keto: Why we're sticking with low-carb lifestyle
OPINION: "We don't feel deprived and we enjoy good, tasty food."
Cycle groups pedals together for breast cancer cause
Social cycling group band together for serious fundraiser.
Her Majesty looking forward to reading local book
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II reading about Pirongia Clydesdales.
Six Te Awamutu Sports players in Under-20 squads
Te Awamutu Sports has strong representation at Super Rugby Under-20 tournament in Taupō.
Women challenged to try outdoor adventures
Women jumping at chance for some outdoor adventure
App helps Waikato to save surplus food from local eateries
Foodprint connects people with discounted surplus food that hasn't sold.
Waitomo looks to bring price competition
Waitomo bring fuel competition to iconic Te Awamutu site.
Dumped chairman vows a judicial review will follow decision
Waikato Regional Councillors get numbers to roll chairman.
Ōhaupō sanctuary now safe haven for rescued skinks
Skinks rescued from a Te Awamutu development site released into pest-free Rotopiko reserve
Te Awamutu Sports centurion Meacheam
From Te Awamutu Sports club rugby centurion to Hong Kong international representative.
Design for signalised crossing in Ōhaupō finalised
Changes made address public concerns and the council is excited to show finalised plans.
The contribution to World War II from the men and women of Te Awamutu
Luke East looks at the contribution to World War II from the men and women of Te Awamutu.
Busy year on track for teen cyclist Lewis Johnston
17-year-old from Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club selected for Junior World Championships.
Te Awa River Ride competition winners collect their prizes
And they decided to share their wins with loved ones.
Green light for Cambridge illumination guidelines
Historic Cambridge Town Hall and Clock Tower have been first to make the colourful switch.
Soldier's letters home recalled in Paperspast
Private Ron Thorsen shares war stories through Paperspast
Head students determined to make 2022 great
Creative thinking needed by head students during Covid settings.
School name error corrected 64 years on
Sixty year name error for Pekapekarau Primary School corrected.
Council continues fight against Three Waters
Council collective present workable water reforms to Government.
Waipā Youth Awards nominations open
Waipā Youth Awards nominations are now open to celebrate the success of local Rangatahi.
Enrich+ artists bring Van Gogh alive
Free exhibition raises awareness and celebrates Autism Awareness Month.
Exclusive: Widow's heartfelt message to Enchanter sinking survivors - and plea for captain
Richard Bright, 63, was one of five men who died after the Enchanter capsized.
Te Awamutu fighter wins IKBF NZ title
Iron Shin Thai Boxing event was held at Te Puke War Memorial Hall on March 26.
We will remember them in Wāipa
Plans are well underway for Anzac day services around the district.
Moorby makes Hurricanes debut
From small Waikato town Te Awamutu to New Zealand's capital among All Blacks.
Students achieving better than national average
Te Awamutu College students not letting Covid knock NCEA results.
'It was pretty huge what he did for me' - friend of Enchanter tragedy victim
Photographer who Richard Bright helped through divorce pays tribute.
Faces of Enchanter tragedy: A bar owner, a handyman, a builder - and all dads
All five men who died in the boating tragedy have been named.
Ratepayers' pockets hit hard as vandalism soars
'This type of activity is demoralising for all of us and we need it to stop.'