Waipā drivers in for a bumpy ride this winter
Shrinkage is causing road surfaces to settle unevenly, creating bumps, cracks and ruts.
Shrinkage is causing road surfaces to settle unevenly, creating bumps, cracks and ruts.
Covid-19 funding sees unprecedented community response.
Former Te Awamutu teacher, Lois Chick, made Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Ancient forest offers refuge for some of our most endangered species .
Library users making good use of Waipā facilities which re-opened on Monday, May 25.
Waikato regional councillor Stu Husband drives move to form an advisory groups.
Streamcare Group and agencies working to control invasive weed with help of public.
Scan the QR code at the bottom of the track to help with contact tracing.
Information boards at Lake Te Koo Utu with show improvements council is proposing.
Signage at Te Awamutu's Memorial Park presents a picture of the area's future.
Money will provide schools and farmers with seeds for crops, watering systems and goats.
Improvements will increase capacity for commercial, recreational and charter boats.
Waipā District Council offers free mobile app to keep community connected
School went back on Monday this week and Te Awamutu students were happy.
Smaller projects in the $50,000 to $500,000 and up range.
Cambridge and Te Awamutu council offices will open their doors from Monday.
Since March 31, the regional centre has received more than 2300 calls for assistance.
'No visitors' policy remains in Critical Care (ICU/HDU) and Henry Rongomau Bennett Centre.
Bold thinking on productivity and connectivity presents a unique window of opportunity.
UltraFast Fibre ready for an influx of fibre connection requests when lockdown eases.
Have your concerns for your community factored in to decisions on local development.
The Waikato has put forward a multimillion-dollar list of projects to boost the economy.
Landowners spot people visiting Bridal Veil Falls and Mt Karioi.
Priority for frozen meals to those struggling to cook for themselves.
Creative Communities funders looking for innovative projects.
The New Zealand Blood Service is putting a call out to Te Awamutu donors, new and old.
People warned to use official lines to help those in need.
New Zealand Fire Service warns against lighting outdoor fires during the lock-down