Mighty River Domain won't host events in December
Waipā District Council made the move due to uncertainty and lack of time to plan.
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Te Awamutu Rod & Custom Club rescues Santa Parade.
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Waikato Tainui back vaccination campaign
Waikato Tainui lends its support to Kāwhia campaign going nationwide
Waikato councils make vaccine passes compulsory
Waipā and Taupo district councils require vaccine passes for entry to their facilities
School's new house names reflect nature
Te Awamutu adopts new school house names after extensive selection process
Waikato Christmas parades cancelled
A lot of Waikato Christmas parade organisers cancelled the events due to Covid-19.
Christmas competition replaces parade
Entries arriving for Te Awamutu Rotary Christmas Competition.
Saving the wai in Waikato: Think ahead as hot, humid summer looms
Make every drop count as above-average summer temperatures are expected.
Waipā and Ōtorohanga will work together on water issues
The two councils have signed a joint agreement to save costs on future water works.
Person trapped in tractor after crash with truck near Te Awamutu
A helicopter is being sent to the accident.
Moves to make road trips to Hamilton safer
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency reduces speed limits into Hamilton city
Garden Ramble can go ahead
Postponed Te Awamutu Altrusa Home and Garden Ramble can proceed this Sunday.
Gardening goes greener
Mitre 10 introduces closed loop plastic recycling programme for garden pots.
Pirongia man turns love of writing to children's story
Isaac Thackray inspired by daughters to write new children's book.
Third Cambridge bridge will be needed in the longer term
Victoria and Fergusson bridge will cope with the projected traffic flows to 2051.
Behind the Reins tells story of life, love and horses
Life story with Clydesdales turned into a book.
Siblings use own experiences to push for whanau to get the jab
Polio victims sharing story to boost Kāwhia vaccination rates.
Living Well Arvida Retirement Community for Te Awamutu
Early release of T2 growth cell enables residential and retirement village developments.
Character and good urban design under threat in Cambridge, Te Awamutu
'A recipe for creating slum situations and a huge cost on ratepayers' - Jim Mylchreest.
Te Awamutu rest home locked down as worker tests positive for Covid-19
There is no current indication of spread within the Te Awamutu rest home.
'It's not on': Waikato councils outraged by Three Waters mandate
'A sad day for local democracy' as council submissions are ignored
Book fair location in jeopardy as time progresses
Te Awamutu Book Fair relying on Covid Level 1.
Enrich Group supports Govt's disability reform
Moving away from treating disability as a health problem is the right way to go.
Were you shopping at this supermarket on Labour Monday?
A Kaitaia Farmers, pub and produce store are the latest locations this afternoon.
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency consulting on 110km/h expressway speed limit
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency consulting on raising speed limit on Waikato Expressway.
Kihikihi village plan approved
Great feedback received from the community on the new plan
Record 162 cases today, three staff on hospital Covid ward test positive
It's D-Day for Auckland and Waikato as Cabinet meets to discuss a change of alert levels.
Pharmacy added after Covid case shopped at supermarket two days ago
New locations of interest linked to Covid positive cases announced in the Waikato region.
Covid-19 coronavirus: More Waikato cases emerge and Huntly detects Covid in wastewater
Covid detected in Huntly wastewater despite no case in town, Ngaruawahia has one case.
Covid case went out socialising after being told they had tested positive
Cabinet will discuss new modelling showing community cases could peak at 200 per day.