A sign at the northern entrance to Te Awamutu is to get a $1725 spruce up Te Awamutu and Kihikihi Community Board decided, at its September meeting, to allocate the cash for repairs to the…
A sign at the northern entrance to Te Awamutu is to get a $1725 spruce up Te Awamutu and Kihikihi Community Board decided, at its September meeting, to allocate the cash for repairs to the…
It might have been a celebration for the clients but staff and care workers from Waikato-King Country disability organisation Enrich Plus had a ball too. The second Client Celebration Ball was held on Friday night…
The success of a marae-based health clinic at Mangatoatoa Pā, just inside the King Country boundary near the banks of the Pūniu River, shows the power of collaboration. And if you are looking for visual…
Matty Bauernfeind has two great passions – Arsenal Football Club and advocating for disability accessibility. Add a third one to that now – travelling on Waikato’s cycleways with the wind blowing through his hair. Now…
Anti-fluoride campaigner Kane Titchener, buoyed by a court ruling in the United States, says he will ask Waipā District Council to liaise with 13 other councils to push back against adding the chemical to water…
Waipā will host a national competition for the country’s top line mechanics and cable jointers later this month. Lines companies Waipā Networks and The Lines Company will stage Annual Connection 2024 at Te Awamutu’s Castleton…
Don’t Burn Waipa Secretary Nick Cantlon wants the Te Awamutu and Kihikihi Community Board to step in where Waipā District Council has stepped out. Cantlon has asked the board to nominate a person with community…
Construction of a $3.3 million community centre on land once occupied by St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Mutu St is ahead of schedule. Core Steel Buildings in Te Awamutu is constructing the community centre for…
Mention the word retirement to Sally Davies and she quickly responds by saying she is still working a day a week but come December that will be it. Then she will give up the practising…
Waipā type one diabetic Garry Dyet and three other Waikato-based members of an advocacy group are hailing Pharmac’s decision to provide access to funded continuous glucose monitors from this week. Dyet, Waikato University social scientist…
