New Zealand’s biggest music festival, is poised to move from Gisborne to Tamahere, multiple sources say. The News understands Rhythm and Vines organisers have identified a Hooker Rd property adjoining ...

The future of Karāpiro Lake Domain is in the balance after its master plan was removed from the council agenda at the 11th hour. The final version of the plan was to be approved at last Wednesday’s ...

Fire, Police and St John vehicles were parked all around the Te Awamutu Presbyterian Community Centre last Thursday – all in a good cause. The first Te Awamutu Seniors Expo brought visitors, gold card ...

Gardening has long been recognised as having a positive effect on wellbeing, both physical and mental. You’ll get no pushback on that from Te Awamutu Altrusa Club crew involved in the annual Home and ...

Waipā District Council is embedding Microsoft Copilot alongside a new customer experience platform as part of its Future Us change programme. The council plans to develop data and artificial ...

Historian Vincent O’Malley will speak about the Waikato War, its enduring consequences, and why understanding this chapter of the nation’s history remains vital in Te Awamutu. The talk by O’Malley, 59 ...

A Cambridge childcare centre faces a bill of several thousand dollars after brass lettering was stolen from one of its signs, its owner says. Bunnies Childcare and Preschool owner Sheree Jones said ...

What goes up must come down. Sometimes that is very quick, in the blink of an eye. Sometimes it takes centuries or even millions of years. Gravity always wins eventually. Here in Aotearoa we are ...

Two-year-old Bo Heaney was not quite old enough for Cambridge’s newest sports attraction but that did not stop her giving it a go. The toddler was among three generations of the Perry family trying ...

Jill Taylor is challenging groups and individuals across the region to get in the kitchen and whip up muffins for the new mothers in Waikato Hospital’s New-born Intensive Care Unit. The Te Awamutu ...

Aaron Ure looked retirement in the eye and didn’t much like what he saw. Lois Ure, his more organised wife of 40 years come December, knew it wouldn’t last… and it didn’t. Within three weeks of bowing ...

The Friendly Forum hosted by Taupō MP Louise Upston brought a three-year chapter to a close in Cambridge on Friday, ending a series of public meetings that have given residents a regular opportunity ...