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The making of a superstar: Meet Laura Langman's mum
Christine Langman recalls the early signs her daughter Laura would be a success.
Te Awamutu: Flare up over neon sign
Te Awamutu eatery forbidden to switch on beloved neon sign.
Zigzag road markings raise questions in Te Awamutu
The lines highlight the pedestrian side islands and crossing points.
Vodafone lease up for renewal in Te Awamutu
At least two cellphone towers could be constructed, depending on if a lease is renewed.
Why the Rugby World Cup is driving push for new cell towers
Spark confirms new sites being built to help meet demand from this year's big event.
Helping new mums do their best for baby
Mum-to-mum partnership connects new mums with a local woman who will support them.
Te Awamutu initiative helps new mums thrive
Kaiāwhina connects mums with a woman who will support them in their postnatal journey.
Moon landing: Te Awamutu's claim to fame
It's 50 years since the Courier reported the moon landing. Was it the first to do so?
Village residents fight plans for Spark cell tower
Pirongia locals at odds over plans for cell tower in village.
Te Awamutu Boxing Academy gearing up to open
The academy has secured a building on Rickit Rd and is gearing up to open next month.
Improving animal lives through diet and grazing
Researchers study better diets and grazing environments for cattle, sheep and deer.
Pirongia's history far more explosive than we thought
As a boy he gazed in awe at Pirongia. Now his work is the key to uncovering its secrets.
Teaching New Zealand Land Wars connects students to land and tīpuna
For the last 15 years Janene Allison has told the stories of the Land Wars to students.
Te Awamutu: Time to clean up 'dog's breakfast' carpark
Changes are in the pipeline for the carpark in The Warehouse Complex.
Te Awamutu Māori podcast clocks up 100 episodes
Taringa was launched after a conversation between two Te Wānanga o Aotearoa staff members.
Waipā mayor Jim Mylchreest seeking re-election
"I would be proud to be mayor for another three years."
One dead in Kawhia suspected shooting, three injured
One person has died and three others are injured after the incident south of Kawhia.
Multi-million dollar upgrade for Hamilton Airport
The work will take 12-18 months and completely refurbish the terminal.
Touchdown: Te Kawa farmer reflects on 70 years of flying
After 70 years of flying, Hugh Baxter has decided not to renew his pilot's licence.
The secret to eating super hot chillies
Justin Rummel endured 25 rounds eating fiery peppers to take the honours.
Her cousin was murdered, now beauty queen is speaking out
Making a change starts with one voice, says Te Awamutu beauty queen.
Opinion: Te Awamutu's band rotunda deserves a new home
Te Awamutu Courier editor Dean Taylor suggests his idea for the band rotunda.
Waipā riders call for horse and bridle trails
Residents want more horse trails, but Waipā District Council is making no promises.
Emma Dangen: Young Farmer of the Year finalist
Vet Emma Dangen represented Waikato/Bay of Plenty in the Young Farmer Grand Final.
Te Awamutu animal rescue charity desperate for help
The founding member of animal rescue charity TA Care is overloaded with abandoned kittens.
Te Awamutu felines enjoy finer things in life
The 26th Mid Island Cat Show is on Saturday, May 25 at the Te Awamutu College Hall.
New home for Te Awamutu pipe band
The Te Awamutu and District Highland Pipe Band has a new home - the Hairini Hall.
Crash victim's Waikato school friends 'reeling' from her death
School friends of the dead teenager are still coming to grips with their mate's death.
Wellington men arrested after spate of North Island jewellery thefts
The pair are alleged to have stolen or attempted to have stolen more than $70,000 worth.
Driver smashes through Kihikihi property, leaves trail of destruction
Waikato police were alerted to the incident in Kihikihi at 12.18am on Wednesday.
Bonded by battle: Memories raw after 50 years
Memories are still raw for those marking 50 years since returning from Vietnam.