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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.
Uncertain future for Kiwibank branches in Waipā
Changes will affect bank and PostShop customers in Te Awamutu and Cambridge.
Waikato farmer's legacy to tertiary education
A Te Awamutu student has a new future thanks to David Johnstone Charitable Trust.
Winning pair at Waikato A&P Show
Pāterangi School's Hollie Larsen and Lucky have seen success at the Waikato A&P Show.
Kōrakonui School enjoys Ag Day fun
Kōrakonui School hosted two successful agricultural days with only lambs and goats
Testing for BVD is vital for your herd
Keep a look out for Bovine Viral Diarrhoea this season.
Size does matter new study on cattle shows
Research suggests dwarf cattle breeds are better adapted to high temperatures.
Contract Milking Agreement tips
A number of farm owners will soon be entering into Contract Milking Agreements.
Dairy Women's Network marks 20 year
Dairy Women's Network has reached a 20 year milestone in NZ.
Wellington researcher takes new approach to dealing with pests
A Wellington researcher is one step closer to revolutionising pest control.
Co-housing neighbourhood planned for Waikato
A Cambridge family is paving the way for a radical approach to housing in the Waikato.
Rose of the Year wins by a nose
Pacific Rose Bowl Festival brings colour to Hamilton. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Te Awamutu motocross rider wins top sportsman's title
Daniel White has been training, preparing and testing new jumps for the Nitro Crew.
Preparation and hard work key to success for Te Awamutu College teen
Adriana Vasinca capped an amazing five years by being named Dux Litterarum.