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Charitable trust helps New Zealanders one dog at a time
The trust raises and trains dogs to assist children and adults with disabilities.
Endeavour Fund welcomed by Federated Farmers
Federated Farmers has no issue with the govt investing $249 million in the Endeavour Fund.
Kiwifruit farmer watches in horror as trees catch fire after rubbish set alight
A kiwifruit farmer has lost a copse of trees after offenders burned rubbish near his farm.
Te Awamutu leaders going deaf - just for a day
Te Awamutu has a team in this year's Silent Leadership Challenge.
Waikato academic translates important Bahá'i Faith writings into te reo Māori
The translations have been undertaken by Dr Tom Roa of Ngāti Maniapoto and Waikato.
Pink's act of kindness stuns sisters
They scored free tickets to Pink's show after hitting it off with the international star.
Te Awamutu actress stars in play that celebrates strong women
A 'little star' born in Te Awamutu is now leading a stellar acting career.
Waikato Dio win secondary schools netball final
Score see-saws throughout in nail-biting encounter.
'May you rot in prison as you left Kim to rot in the lake'
Cory Jefferies jailed at least 11 years for the murder of his partner of 26 years.
Incredible: Rare images of tūī mating
John Parker took up photography in earnest after the death of his and wife Rebecca's son.
Rick Burke: Beef + Lamb levy rises investment in future
The challenges confronting the red meat sector need to be addressed.
Te Awamutu racing institutions prepare for change
The hot topic around the stables and tracks of NZ is the report on the racing industry.
Public dieback meetings planned for Accelerating Protection for Kauri
Further public meetings have been set up for Accelerating Protection for Kauri project.
Jubilee celebrations for Pirongia Rural Fire Force
The Pirongia Volunteer Rural Fire Force celebrated 25 years with a silver jubilee.
Extra kauri dieback meetings added
Three venues, including Hamilton, added to kauri dieback public meeting schedule.
Te Awamutu to host the 2019 Oceania BMX Championship
It is the first time the championship will be staged in Te Awamutu.
Te Awamutu Countdown phasing out single-use plastic bags
Te Awamutu Countdown is one of 87 stores giving single-use plastic bags the boot.
Waipā residents invited to talk about trash
Hannah Blumhardt and Liam Prince are presenting their popular talk on zero waste living.
Cambridge Model Engineering Society builds ride car for wheelchairs and mobility scooters
No passenger gets left behind when the trains hit the track at the Leamington Domain.
The church serving up meals for all
Always a meal on a Monday eve for those in need. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Te Awamutu rider wins Personality of Year award
Club president Marc Gascoigne said it shows that if you give it a go anyone can cycle.
Salvation Army Family Store reopening in Te Awamutu
The store is being fitted out and stocked ready for opening this Saturday.
Author Scott Bainbridge revisits unsolved crimes
On Saturday he returns home to Te Awamutu where he will be in store at Paper Plus at 11am.
Last chance for Girl Guide biscuits in Te Awamutu
After more than 60 years, Girl Guides plans to stop selling the biscuits next year.
Two multiple vehicle crashes near Te Awamutu
State Highway 3, between Te Awamutu and Ōhaupō, was closed twice yesterday afternoon.
Soldiers' remains return
Te Awamutu RSA will honour George's return with a service this week.
Speed dating event helps Waikato singles find love
"I want to give people hope that there's someone out there for them."
Te Awamutu: Car hits sewer connection, gets in the poo
Emergency services called to a single car crash had a bit more to deal with than expected.
Providing security for borrowing or buying for a property
A PPSR can affect your future investments. Any concern, contact a lawyer.
Changes coming for animal welfare regulations
As of October 1, the next instalment of Animal Welfare Regulations come into effect.
Struggling to manage wet soils and slower grass growth rates
Many farms are struggling with wet soils making for slower growth rates and poorer use.
Hump Bridge milk sells dairy straight from the cows
Selling raw milk from their front gate is a dream come true for Mike and Chris Richmond.