New digs for Pirongia's wētā
Te Pahū students work with DoC and Te Pahū Landcare Group to protect ancient wētā.
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Air quality improvements measured during lockdown return to normal levels.
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Young UK couple on year-long OE find sanctuary in lock-down in New Zealand.
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Ship rats compete with birds, bats, lizards and insects for the same food.
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Pirongia Te Aroaro o Kahu Restoration Society celebrating easing of Covid-19 rules.
Hamilton theatre re-igniting live arts
Meteor Theatre launching Reignite to spice up live entertainment.
Super Rugby's Aotearoa nears kick off as crowds could return
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Meteor Theatre launches massive fundraising drive
Theatre, comedy, live youth bands, kids' show, a live-streaming festival - and more.
Plan ahead for safe winter on Waikato roads
Ensure your car is safe, roadworthy and well equipped for winter driving.
Hazel Barnes: Serving her community for 30 years
"A truly deserving recipient of the award," – mayor Jim Mylchreest
Waipā drivers in for a bumpy ride this winter
Shrinkage is causing road surfaces to settle unevenly, creating bumps, cracks and ruts.
Helping our homeless, elderly, isolated and unemployed
Covid-19 funding sees unprecedented community response.
Former Te Awamutu teacher Lois Chick honoured
Former Te Awamutu teacher, Lois Chick, made Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
How to protect and manage a living treasure?
Ancient forest offers refuge for some of our most endangered species .
Book issues soar in first three days of reopening
Library users making good use of Waipā facilities which re-opened on Monday, May 25.
Community voice for flood protection formalised
Waikato regional councillor Stu Husband drives move to form an advisory groups.
Call for help to eradicate Japanese walnut
Streamcare Group and agencies working to control invasive weed with help of public.
Hakarimata Summit Track reopens
Scan the QR code at the bottom of the track to help with contact tracing.
Rodders burst their bubbles in style
Hot rodders burst their bubbles in style for the inaugural Great Kiwi Rolling Rod Show.
Huge influx of library returns
Library staff deal with influx of book returns after lockdown.
Signboards offer locals a look at plans for Cambridge lake
Information boards at Lake Te Koo Utu with show improvements council is proposing.
Council advertises concepts in War Memorial Park
Signage at Te Awamutu's Memorial Park presents a picture of the area's future.
Join the fight against food shortages, hunger and malnutrition
Money will provide schools and farmers with seeds for crops, watering systems and goats.
$2.5m injected into Raglan Wharf a welcome boost
Improvements will increase capacity for commercial, recreational and charter boats.
App to keep Waipā residents up-to-date
Waipā District Council offers free mobile app to keep community connected
Students head back to school
School went back on Monday this week and Te Awamutu students were happy.
First steps on road to recovery are hidden in plain view
Smaller projects in the $50,000 to $500,000 and up range.
Waipā libraries and museum reopening dates scheduled
Cambridge and Te Awamutu council offices will open their doors from Monday.
No shame in asking for help
Since March 31, the regional centre has received more than 2300 calls for assistance.
Communities thanked for water saving efforts
Restrictions in the north of the Waikato district grow increasingly likely.
DHB allows one person from bubble for births
'No visitors' policy remains in Critical Care (ICU/HDU) and Henry Rongomau Bennett Centre.
Te Waka pushes for key Waikato projects
Bold thinking on productivity and connectivity presents a unique window of opportunity.