Te Awamutu Courier
Glimmer of hope for NZME's Waikato community newspapers
The Taupō & Tūrangi Herald will continue in the new year – what about the rest?
Te Awamutu Courier editor farewells the much-loved community paper
Goodbye to the Te Awamutu Courier.
Young Kiwi golfer aims for US success with 2025 tournament tour
Blake Novak will compete in US tournaments in 2025, showcasing Kiwi talent globally.
Golfer clocks up 100 rounds of golf with scores under his own age
Stuart Reid, 79, wins 2024 shoot-out, scores under age 100+ times; aims for more.
Te Awamutu boys' volleyball team wins Waikato junior title in thriller
Coach Mahonri Sunnex: 'We made it work and won the division championship.'
Waikato Herald News
A year in review: What moved the Waikato in March 2024?
As the year draws to a close, Waikato Herald is taking stock of 2024.
'You have to adapt to survive': Pollination keeps beekeeper afloat
“We had to find a happy balance, or we would’ve been out of business two years ago.”
'Grateful': Russian adoptee finds brothers living less than two hours away
Valentina Burgess didn't know much about her life before she was adopted at age 4.
Long-serving Te Awamutu doctors retire
Couple give lifetime of service to local commuity.
Chiefs prop to join Reds after 2025, could eye Wallabies' green and gold
Ross, 29, aims for a big Chiefs season in 2025 before moving to Queensland.
OneRoof property news
Woman behind $26m mansion sale: ‘I was told I would never be a good agent’
Top agent isn’t afraid to knock on people’s doors.
Church elder's dying wish fulfilled as iconic estate sells to loving family - 'that's what Mum and Dad would want'
Waterfront home has hosted countless weddings free of charge.
Brokenwood Mysteries trophy home has a $5m-plus price tag
"They hired the barn off us, although I’ve got no idea who got murdered."
Rural News
'Remarkable': Ian calls time after 47 years at Rotorua company
"If you’re loyal to them, they will be loyal to you."
Boozy Christmas farm theft leads to comedy of errors in 1923
"On arriving at the courthouse, they actually tried to sell the pig to its real owner."
'You have to adapt to survive': Pollination keeps beekeeper afloat
“We had to find a happy balance, or we would’ve been out of business two years ago.”
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Waikeria destined to be New Zealand's largest prison facility
State-of-the-art facilities are part of the Government's stance on crime.
Last chapter in project to document historic Te Awamutu buildings
Final chapter: Bricks & Mortar Legacy launched.
Reflection Day: Chance to showcase environmental gains
Pirongia enviroschool shares achievements and outcomes with community.
Social action spurs student to help foodbank
Year 10 students put their social action plan into helping this Christmas.
Trial of two hour parking over summer
Council take heed of submissions and set to trial extended Te Awamutu CBD parking limits.
Legacy volume launching in Te Awamutu
Bricks & Mortar: Te Awamutu historic buildings in print.