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Show 60 was blooming great

Organisers of the Te Awamutu Rose Society’s 60th anniversary spring rose show hope a new generation of enthusiasts will grow from this year’s 339 exhibitors. The November 1-3 show at the Te Awamutu Rugby Sports…

Medical career beckons

Avleen Kaur has a reputation at Te Awamutu College for solving problems. The Year 13 student, who won the dux award last week, is tackling the problem of a shortage of medical professionals after winning…

News …. in brief

On line stats Our teawamutunews.nz website continues to gain new readers led by our best post last month, Chris Gardner’s piece on Viability ‘destroyed’, about the pressure farmers are finding themselves under. In yet another…

Airport share value drops

The value of Waipā District Council’s shareholding in Waikato Regional Airport dropped by 1.7 per cent in the last year against a backdrop of falling profits. The value of the council’s 777,110 shares in Waikato…

Sanctuary numbers detailed

Maungatautari Ecological Island Trust lost $500,000 – most of it in depreciation – in the financial year to June 30. The operator of the world’s largest predator proof fence of 3363 hectares around Mt Maungatautari…

Board wants fluoride stalled

A community board on one side of Waipā wants plans to put fluoride on the other side on hold. Waipā District Council has been asked to push back against the Director General of Health’s directive…

Senior platform set for revival

Discussions on mapping a way forward for Waipā’s seniors will dominate a forum organised by Cambridge Grey Power and Waipā district councillors. Cr Roger Gordon, said Grey Power and local councillors want to find the…

Powering up the country

Sparks flew in Te Awamutu. Waipa Networks and The Lines Company’s and best line mechanics and cable jointers competed against national peers at the annual three day Connection at Castleton Park, last week. The News…

Ka Whawhai Tonu costumes go on show

Waipā will share a touch of movie magic when costumes from the recent New Zealand film Ka Whawhai Tonu go on show at the Te Awamutu Museum from tomorrow. It’s the first time costumes from…

Supporters shed vandalised

It’s been kindly described as someone having a temper tantrum. And tempers were certainly raised when a photo of a vandalised Te Awamutu Sharing Shed was circulated on social media last week. The shed, a…

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