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Family business trucking on with new owners
Long established Te Awamutu family transport business sold to another family concern.
Psychedelic jazz meaty fare
Carnivorous Plant Society will ignite the imaginations of children and adults alike.
Crowded House keep crowd rockin' on home ground
Neil Finn brings his Crowded House home to play the Waikato.
Motorcycle Club centenary will be worth the wait
Championship historic racers readied for Hamilton Motorcycle Club centenary.
Zuru Nightglow will be spectacular festival finale
Nighglow has live music, a stunning balloons light and sound show and fireworks.
Selling up, lock, stock and classic cars
Puahue couple Rob and Bev Simpson are making a fresh start in their move to the coast.
Te Awamutu road closed after cyclist found with serious injuries
The cyclist was found just before 8.30am today.
Brakes on: Police impound 7 boy racer vehicles
Seven vehicles have been impounded but more action is promised, police say.
New volunteer encourages others to join local brigade
Pirongia Volunteer Fire Brigade searching for more recruits.
US star lines up Te Awamutu theatre for film opening
American writer and actor gives feature film to Te Awamutu.
Cars impounded after burnouts at wake for crash victim
Police move in to confiscate cars allegedly involved in burnouts at crash victim's wake.
Pest control volunteers need help to maintain access
The Rotopiko trapping project needs help to keep access available for volunteers.
SH3 safer after improvements
Crash statistics show no fatalities and fewer serious injuries on SH3.
Big growth for Te Awamutu College
Changes made at Te Awamutu College to accommodate growth.
Early Shakespeare in park this Sunday
Shakespeare in Park returns to Te Awamutu this Sunday evening.
Rosetown Lions throw support behind wellbeing workbook
Rosetown Lions Club backs youth programme manual written by Sue Lyon.
Waipa Libraries Heritage Month: Building histories brought to life
Researchers delve into history of commercial buildings.
Tonnes tossed that could be recycled, reused, or eaten
Council contractors hand sorted the rubbish from 253 randomly selected households.
Contaminated recycling costing ratepayers thousands
Paint, cylinders, human faeces and even a hand gun have stopped recycling sorting lines.
Te Awamutu family test negative
Te Awamutu family test negative for Covid-19 after brush with Northland woman.
Te Awamutu: All the buildings are grey
Architecture and arts author, Peter Shaw, says the 'grey' pallet makes Te Awamutu drab.
Eco fashion on display at Te Awamutu Museum
Repurposing pre-loved everyday items of clothing is great for our environment.
Cow collar technology coming to NZ dairy farmers
LIC and Afimilk bringing leading cow collar technology to NZ dairy farmers
Bloody battle site revisited in peace
Waharoa and pou unveiled in spirit of reconciliation between Waikato-Tainui and Ngā Puhi.
Dairy's record milksolids production in a challenging year
Dairy's record milksolids production in a challenging year
'Most important decision in a generation': Maniapoto to initial Deed of Settlement
Maniapoto move to next stage of settlement with the Crown.
Brass band looks forward to playing live again
Te Awamutu Brass celebrate end of year and present awards.
Loving Arms spreading its wings
Helping mums and families is a way of life for Sharni and Jamie Budd.