The Te Awamutu College rowing team was pictured at the welcome for Maadi Regatta competitors on Victoria Square in Cambridge on Sunday. An economic impact study from Maadi in 2021 estimated the value to the…
The Te Awamutu College rowing team was pictured at the welcome for Maadi Regatta competitors on Victoria Square in Cambridge on Sunday. An economic impact study from Maadi in 2021 estimated the value to the…
Giants were at Albert Park in Te Awamutu on Friday evening as the Balloons visit Waipā event brought fun and colour for all ages. The hot air balloon visitation coincided with the annual Hamilton-based Balloons…
On the surface, Gregory the Kiwi is a charming children’s book about an adventurous Te Kūiti kiwi. However, the story behind the story – written by a Te Awamutu couple – reveals it is also…
Hato Hone St John and Embracing Hearts are promoting a colour run at Lake Ngā Roto which aims to provide automatic electronic defibrillators in schools and preschool. Te Awamutu Area Committee secretary Tracy Chisholm is…
Fifty Mini drivers will navigate steep mountain passes and potholes and push their vehicles to the limit as they travel 2300km from Paihia to Invercargill to raise funds for children’s charity KidsCan. The event runs…
Hamilton city councillor Andrew Bydder says he will stand for both Waipā and Hamilton councils at the upcoming local body elections. Bydder, a 54-year-old Cambridge architectural designer, has ruled out a bid for Waipā mayor…
Farmer confidence has flipped to its highest level in a decade, according to the latest Federated Farmer survey, having flopped from the worst it has ever been. But the results of the latest national farm…
Waipā is print-ready with water asset plans, Mary Anne Gill reports, but Chris Gardner finds one of their proposed partners is still making its mind up. Waipā District Council has revealed it plans to go…
Financial data presented at an Ōtorohanga District Council elected members workshop shows ratepayers are better off sharing ownership of the district’s water infrastructure with other councils rather than going it alone. But an options analysis…
DairyNZ board chair Tracy Brown says the organisation got it wrong when it asked farmers to chose one of two levy rises. Asking farmers whether they wished to maintain current science and research, at between…
