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Cycle Classic rides into Te Awamutu
Stage three of the race finishes next to Te Awamutu Bowling Club about 1.55pm.
'Soul Lounge' helps people with disabilities participate in Waikato music festival
Kylee Black knows exactly what it's like to face accessibility barriers.
Gift of life: Te Awamutu couple donates new ambulance
"It feels rewarding and satisfying to be doing something important for the community."
Waikato Regional Council: Poor infrastructure risk to environment
Good infrastructure will improve farm environment.
NNIWA ecologist attempts to solve the mystery of eels in Hamilton
NIWA is studying eels in the Hamilton region.
Singers to shine at Te Awamutu Country Variety Club
Top country performers are looking to put on a show at the The Bible Chapel this Saturday.
Future uncertain for Pirongia's Boxing Day race day
After a disappointing turnout to Pirongia's Boxing Day races, the event is in jeopardy.
Lower Mangapiko Stream Care Group crowdfunding Million Metres Stream
The Lower Mangapiko Stream Care Group is trying to fundraise for Million Metres Stream.
Forest indicators warn of challenging 2019
Drought, fires and difficult days for stock may be at hand throughout this summer.
70th celebrations for Rural Women NZ Pōkuru
Next year Rural Women New Zealand Pōkuru Branch are holding 70th birthday celebrations.
Pirongia vet could face brother in FMG Young Farmer of the Year
A Pirongia vet has joined the race to be the next FMG Young Farmer of the Year.
Rural Women NZ: Step in right direction for rural districts
More needs to be done to protect rural communities.
Hamilton High Court confirms fine for illegal stock access
Hamilton High Court has confirmed fines for a farmer who let stock feed near Lake Whangape
More scholarships at Lincoln to attract Māori and Pasifika
Lincoln University has introduced a new range of scholarships for Māori and Pasifika.
Five cows struck dead by lightning in Te Awamutu
The cows were sheltering under a tree when they were zapped about 9pm on Friday.
Wowser or wonder? One woman's waste-free Christmas
The 'less is more' approach to Christmas. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Te Awamutu: Māori language podcast wins major award
Taringa was winner of the Mātauranga — Kaupapa Māori / Education — Māori Medium award.
Boxing Day races make every post a winner for 152 years
Dragging it into the modern era may end the party. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Te Awamutu baby gets heart 're-plumbed'
Eight-month-old Naia Buchanan has tricuspid atresia, a type of heart condition.
Te Awamutu boy makes $100 an hour busking
The 11-year-old busks on the streets of Cambridge, Raglan and Mt Maunganui.
Industrial park dream a reality in Te Awamutu
Te Awamutu's first large scale, purpose-built industrial park is finally under way.
V8 champ Scott McLaughlin stuns fans in Te Awamutu
He spent time talking to guests, having his photo taken and autographing items.
Te Awamutu riders ace the Cowboy Challenge
The Maihiihi Cowboy Challenge in Otorohanga saw some local success.
Lightning splits 150-year-old redwood
The whole house shook when the lightning struck and wood flew 50m in all directions.
Dairy farming on a winning streak
DairyNZ says the dairy sector has a lot to celebrate this year.
Fieldays for Scout Jamboree at Mystery Creek
Scouts New Zealand 22nd Scout Jamboree returns to the Waikato.
Bloodstock agent realises dream for winning colt
Cambridge Bloodstock agent Stuart Hale has picked up his dream colt.
Bloodstock Ready to Run Sale proves profitable for horse breeders
This year's NZ Bloodstock Ready to Run Sale has proved a good investment.
Waikato not-for-profit helps women step into employment, one outfit at a time
Dress for Success Hamilton provides services to help vulnerable women into the workforce.
Hereford breeder, banker vying for Young Farmer title
A Hamilton hereford breeder has joined the race for FMG Young Farmer of the Year.
Historic Cambridge dairy farm sets price precedent
An historic 118ha dairy farm has sold in Cambridge.
Interest growing for Waikato co-housing neighbourhood
More than 200 people came to the discussion night, with a queue down the street.