M. bovis fears rule out calves at Waikato A&P shows
Calves have been given the boot from pet days around the New Zealand this year.
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Measuring the economic contribution with Fieldays
Two Te Awamutu businesses have one to two years work following Fieldays.
Kōkako return to Pirongia
14 kōkako with Pirongia lineage were returned to their "ancestral home" on Saturday.
Kōkako with Pirongia lineage return to 'ancestral home'
Around 60 people gathered at the foothills of Mt Pirongia to witness the special event.
Darren Sutton: On your marks, get set…calve
It's time to start thinking about calving again, as spring approaches.
Hard work pays off for Te Awamutu siblings at karate nationals
Gemma and Zac Green both took out their divisions.
Fund boost for innovative farming projects
The Sustainable Farming Fund has received a big boost for new projects.
Tōtara a useful tree on the farm
Tōtara is an incredibly useful tree to plant on farms.
Future of Te Awamutu Christmas Float Parade on thin ice as organisers retire
"If no-one comes forward, the 2017 parade might be the last for a while."
Vinyl junkie in Te Awamutu for weekend fair
The record fair is coming to Scout Hall on Saturday, July 14 from 10am to 4pm.
Celebrating five years of Taoist Tai Chi in Te Awamutu
The organisation was introduced to Te Awamutu by local woman Kathy Keighley.
Te Awamutu mates smash 'shoot-a-thon' goals
They ended the day with a combined total of 10489 hoops.
Soup runners warm hearts and tummies
Palmer Street 'soup-run' back for winter. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Te Awamutu rugby player fulfills dream of 100th game
Simon Kay played his 100th game for his beloved Te Awamutu Sports Senior A rugby team.
Waipā's young leaders recognised with Sir Peter Blake awards
The annual awards acknowledge young New Zealanders who demonstrate outstanding leadership.
Te Awamutu man proposes classic cars fundraiser to support cancer sufferers
Craig Benson is looking to combine two passions to establish a charitable enterprise.
Cambridge wins 'battle of Waipā' on first day of Gwynne Shield rugby tournament
There have been some epic encounters between these proud neighbouring arch-rivals.
Former Te Awamutu student awarded prestigious Prime Minister's Scholarship
On Thursday, July 19 Caitlyn Poole will jet-set to China.
Act of kindness makes life a little brighter for family fighting 'world's cruellest disease'
The Te Awamutu family is facing the reality of losing their adored father and husband.
Te Awamutu: Helping children learn with interactive stories, rhymes
Jason wanted to utilise proven learning techniques with modern technology.
Museums and art galleries spurn NZ 'masterpiece'
Da Vinci's 'Last Supper' on display in Pirongia garage. Made with Funding from NZ On Air.
Success for Te Awamutu Fonterra plant
Fonterra Te Awamutu has scooped two major awards across the company.
Te Awamutu farmer develops new meat and dairy certification system
Wayne Shaw says he saw an opportunity to showcase New Zealand farms.
Te Awamutu mates shoot hoops for 12 hours to raise funds for local boy's vital medication
Some people are calling them big-hearted, some are calling them crazy.
A history of social dance in Te Awamutu: Teaching a town the Foxtrot, Gay Gordons and Valeta
How did social dance arrive in Te Awamutu and why has it endured the test of time?
Te Awamutu father and son excel at NZ clay target nationals
Mac and David Livingstone shot their way into the spotlight.
Restorative breathing, ice-bath immersion classes come to Te Awamutu
The sessions at Club Waipā start on Tuesday, July 3
Pirongia fashion designer provides women curvy-friendly garments
She wants to give Kiwi mums more accessibility to suitable and fashionable garments.
Te Awamutu dancers win spots in overseas contest
But qualifying to compete is only the first hurdle.
Te Awamutu woman Rien Bell celebrates 100 years
Living one day at a time, and the occasional brandy, is what's helped her reach 100.
Waipā mobile traders at risk of losing park-up spots
In its Statement of Proposal council said traders use public places to do business.
Make your own beauty, household products workshops coming to Waipā
Participants will learn how to make eight common cleaning and beauty products.
Te Awamutu man to compete in International Deaf Bowls Championships
"I'm chuffed to bits."
Te Awamutu pupils pull together to defend Fieldays title
The contest saw a number of primary schools pull a full-sized tractor 40m.