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New Paige for the 'theatre beautiful'
Movie enthusiast Paige Larianova honoured to be new manager of the Regent Theatre.
Bill and Brenda Rogers hand over reins of Ōpārau Roadhouse
Ōpārau Roadhouse couple, Bill and Brenda Rogers, slip off into the sunset.
Classrooms received with new technology to promote ventilation
Brand new modular classrooms have been placed and in use at Te Awamutu College.
Te Awamutu Sports take on Waitomo
Sports go on scoring spree against strong King Country club in pre-season hitout.
School communities banding together in face of Covid
Principals in Waipā are finding they are coping with the pressure of Omicron.
Dam road to be closed for hydro upgrade
Karāpiro Dam road closed August to December for major upgrade work
Regent Theatre 90th celebrations this Saturday
Regent Theatre turning 90 this Saturday.
Who are we Te Awamutu?
Chamber and Community Board drive branding project to give identity to Te Awamutu.
Waipā mayor pleased to mentor Paige
The TUIA initiative is developing leadership through one-on-one mentoring.
Low rehoming rates put wild horses at risk
KHH is urging people interested in taking a horse to get in touch now
Waipā's new cycleway celebrates success
Take a photo of your favourite part of the track and be in to win a new bike.
Historic human remains found on Waikato construction site
A local iwi will uplift the human remains.
Waipā updates maps for once-in-a-lifetime flooding event
The district council said the maps help ensure the stormwater assets are fit-for-purpose.
Young entrepreneur starts photography business
Student turns love of motorsport, people and photography into business.
Round the world remains repatriated
Soldier's separated remains repatriated 158 years after death from Waikato War wound.
Updates planned for Walk of Fame
Opportunity to update images and text for Te Awamutu Walk of Fame.
College urges kindness after student tests positive for Covid
Te Awamutu College swings into action following positive Covid case.
Box sale to finalise book fair
The Rotary Book Fair box sale is good news for bargain hunters.
Councils defend Lake Ngāroto stewardship
Regional and district council respond to Lake Ngāroto management criticisms
Royal watcher paints tribute to Her Majesty
Royal portrait a tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Te Awamutu murder: Accused's name suppression lapses as case continues to trial
A 48-year-old man died after an alleged incident just before Christmas.
Rush on bushman's toilet paper could wipe species
NZ Association of Tree Nurseries urging the public not to panic-buy rangiora.
Sir James Wattie Cup to be presented again
The Sir James Wattie Cup is to feature once more in Te Awamutu Jersey Club's 100th year.
Local girls exceed their fundraising goal
School friends organise bowel cancer fundraiser.
Worst-kept secret is out
Waitomo Fuel brings low-cost operation to former Z Alexandra site.
Open letter a challenge to councils
Fish and Game Council game bird manager David Klee challenges councils' lake management.
'Extreme' levels of E. coli and cyanobacteria close Lake Ngāroto
'Extreme' levels of E.coli and cyanobacteria close Lake Ngāroto
Airport station stop added to Te Huia restart schedule
Airport station stop added to Te Huia restart schedule.
Firearms threat made to Waipā District Council after dog seized
Staff were told to remain inside while the threat was investigated.
Maungatautari Hicks Rd access reopens
A whānau trust is developing an educational walk to the reserve through Mangeroa gully.
Reported history accessible online
Four decades of Te Awamutu's longest-serving publication now available on Paperspast
Councils bat for local voices in Three Waters debate
HCC set to consult public while three Waikato councils join nationwide action group