Refreshed lineup sees several players make their season debut on Friday.

Te Awamutu Music Federation holds concert to assist y talented young performers.

Council looking to sell residential land to Kainga Ora to fast-track housing for the aged.

Daryl Walker was selling up to 135 grams of P a day.

Suspicious fire temporarily closes iconic Te Awamutu bakery, two youths assisting police.

Local band helping fundraiser.

The accused's lawyer says he should have at least been given an X-ray.

It will be a compact and environmentally superior development, close to an employment hub.

A motorist was confused to see headlights coming towards her at speed on the highway.

Susan O’Regan says no amount of “tweaking” will fix the flawed model.

The story places hope in the courageous adventuring of young people.

Finn McNally and Kyle Scandlyn are taking part in the Special Olympics World Summer Games.

Te Awamutu Sports Premier Development managed to get over their Old Boys counterparts.

Rachel Usmar is a finalist for the Dairy Women’s Network Regional Leader award.

May is Pink Ribbon Breakfast month, a cause close to Lorna Riley's heart.

NZTA says slow down for the safety of all road users.

Both Ōhaupō Rugby Sports Club senior teams beat Hinuera for second year running.

Storage facilities discharged dairy effluent into tributaries of Te Mata Stream.

Fire and emergency rushed to the scene after several calls reporting a fire on Ricket Road

Apart from her new position, she is still actively racing.

Car drives off the motorway on to grass in opposite direction.

A defensively dominant Chiefs have charged back to the top of the Super Rugby standings.

'My youngest sister, Katrina Houghton, was fatally injured in a farm accident.

A man who complained to the group was attacked and had his car stolen, police say.

Poetry Aotearoa's 2023 yearbook has just been released - with the subtitle 'After-burn'.

Joshua Skinner helped the occupants flee - little did they know, he started the blaze.

The mayor says the changes are a step in the right direction but more work is needed.

Altrusa Te Awamutu is looking for people and worthy organisations to receive funds.

Waikato Arab Social Club aims to foster a better understanding of Islam.

Head coach Clayton McMillan says this week's game is going to be "an arm wrestle".