
Cambridge growth projects to begin before Christmas
Developments will add 2500 houses, a new 1000-pupil primary school and commercial areas.
Developments will add 2500 houses, a new 1000-pupil primary school and commercial areas.
Residents encouraged to try using the bus to see if it works for them.
Te Awamutu charity Loving Arms has helped nearly 700 families since starting in 2014.
Council and Waikato-Tainui committed to reviewing culturally sensitive place names.
Teenager surprise winner of week five of Spoken Cycles winter series
Residents urged not to buy non-recyclable plastics as questions raised about Hamilton.
Waipā keen to test a range of "tactical urbanism techniques" for minimal cost.
Te Pahū students work with DoC and Te Pahū Landcare Group to protect ancient wētā.
Air quality improvements measured during lockdown return to normal levels.
Pirongia Te Aroaro o Kahu Restoration Society celebrating easing of Covid-19 rules.
Meteor Theatre launching Reignite to spice up live entertainment.
A crowd-packed FMG Stadium Waikato might be on the cards
Theatre, comedy, live youth bands, kids' show, a live-streaming festival - and more.
Ensure your car is safe, roadworthy and well equipped for winter driving.
"A truly deserving recipient of the award," – mayor Jim Mylchreest
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.
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.
Hot rodders burst their bubbles in style for the inaugural Great Kiwi Rolling Rod Show.
Library staff deal with influx of book returns after lockdown.
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.