Te Awamutu news
'I've paid the price': Illegal gasfitter claims laws need to change
John Arthur falsely advertised himself as a registered professional.
'Very nice performance': Major Major strides to Ellerslie victory
The 7-year-old won his first 2100m race for the stable of Katrina and Simon Alexander.
'Significant milestone': Kākāpō boom in Waikato
It's been the first time in more than a century that the sound has been heard in Waikato.
Alex Mukuka to make professional debut in Te Awamutu
The Commonwealth Games boxer has his eyes set on a world championship belt.
'Exceptional courage': Officers praised in high-stakes police chase
A 43-year-old was arrested after a high-speed chase in Te Awamutu.
Waikato Herald News
'Never came home': Runner plans marathon for women murdered on runs
Nicole Pendreigh will wear a top with the names of 115 women killed on runs.
Crusaders claim Super Rugby Pacific title
The Crusaders saw off the Chiefs in a physical encounter in Christchurch.
Nurse conned $112k from workmates for gigs, gambling
Angelina Reyes also took bereavement leave – but her mother and father are still alive.
International cricket umpire inducted in Walk of Fame
Te Awamutu cricket legend receives personalised pou.
Person in serious condition after crash near Ōhaupō
Hato Hone St John were notified of the incident at 07.46am.
OneRoof property news
CVs out the window when luxury Auckland home sells for $9.3m
Property snapped up for almost double its council valuation.
South Island family pay over $6.5m for Merksworth Castle's caretaker cottage
The waterfront home had been given a luxury makeover.
NZ's mansion angst: 'They don't want their friends to know that they've spent $20m'
Prime real estate sales surge, with ultra-wealthy buyers seeking turnkey luxury.
Rural News
Vege tips: Winter, time for onions and strawberries
OPINION: Kem Ormond is busy with onion seed trays & preparing the ground for strawberries.
The ABCs of wool in 1934
The Hawke’s Bay Tribune published a handy guide to wool terminology in 1934.
Hill farming and Arabian horse breeding in Taumarunui
The Duncans breed Crabbet Arabians, known for their stamina and agility.
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Waikato boxer to make professional debut
The event will be held instead of Lani Daniels' world light heavyweight fight.
Joy of Waikato orca sightings dampened by concerning behaviour
There were several orca sightings in the Waikato this month.
Search resumes for person seen struggling in Waikato River near Cambridge
At this stage, it is unconfirmed how the person came to be in the river.
Steve Braunias: A death at Christmas
What it's like to lose a family member at the happiest time of the year.
‘Constantly looking over my shoulder’: Man's relief at being caught after five years on the run
The 36-year-old, who stole $47k from businesses, was finally found after drink driving.