Yellow lines Waipā road safety staff have distributed signs to various schools pointing out the issues parents parking on yellow lines cause outside the schools. They are put out in the morning and at the…
Yellow lines Waipā road safety staff have distributed signs to various schools pointing out the issues parents parking on yellow lines cause outside the schools. They are put out in the morning and at the…
Ōhaupō School’s budding science and technology minds have been acknowledged at a school ceremony. The schools celebrated recent success for students at this year’s Niwa Waikato Regional Science and Technology Fair. Thirteen pupils from the…
Waipā district councillors have discussed communications with the public in response to Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier’s recent report. Boshier took issue with councillors for doing too much work behind closed doors, and echoed some concerns…
Dairy farmers, sheep and beef farmers, iwi and other community members are celebrating the second anniversary of a largescale initiative to create an ecological corridor in the Waipā district. The Taiea te Taiao project will…
The wheels are rolling on a proposed $15,000 mural project for Te Awamutu’s new skate park. The 14-month-old million-dollar facility in Centennial Park – which also includes parkour features – opened in September last year…
When Te Awamutu’s Coral Loomb tells you she often marvels at how much the St John’s Anglican Church Gala Day has grown – and changed – over the years, she knows what she’s talking about….
When Kellie Wakelin moved to Te Awamutu a little over four years ago, she did so without know any one at all. “Literally not a single soul,” she said. Yet, within a month of shifting,…
Parked up in a shady spot on Sunday, Te Awamutu Rod and Custom Club member Larry Jooste had the perfect vantage point from which to take in all the action. His 1938 Standard Eight was…
Thieves raided a Te Awamutu community forest to steal a tree but, no pun intended, it was no plum job. They uprooted and probably damaged a young plum tree which – in just three months…
Nearly eight months after a Sunday night fireripped through their business, Darrell and Nicola Liddington can see the “light at the end of the tunnel”. The owners of Te Awamutu’s Kiwi Pies have pencilled in…
