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The Te Awamutu College year nine student started dancing as a four-year-old.
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Rural Women critical of maternity care
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Award-winning photographer brings body confidence workshop to Pirongia
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Darren Sutton: Record rainfall avoids drought
The Waikato has avoided a potential drought after record rainfall in the region.
Climate change policy can work with support
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CPTPP welcomed by winegrowers
New Zealand Winegrowers welcome the CPTPP according to chief executive Philip Gregan.
Planting farm drains helps protect downstream water quality
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Greenlea Premier Meats helps out with new vehicle
Greenlea Premier Meats has donated a new car to Waikato Rural Support.
New Zealander opts out of Census
After defending several Census infringements, man decides to get time on his side.
Turn trash to treasure in Te Awamutu
Farewell your unwanted e-waste — anything with a plug or a battery — at a collection day.
Te Awamutu's parking problem
Te Awamutu's Chamber of Commerce wants to solve the town's parking issues.
Rodeo protesters 'small, flaky group'
Spectators enjoyed a full day of action while more than 100 people protested outside.
Te Awamutu business helps chronic pain, snoring problems
NeuroTouch uses treatments to evaluate a person's neurological circuitry.
Waikato River's story told in musical drama
Acclaimed Māori writer Witi Ihimaera tells the story of the river in a musical drama.
Big wins in Kawhia include a black marlin catch for fishing mates
A highlight of the Kawhia One Base Tournament was a massive black marlin catch.
Kawhia: Black marlin a big catch for fishing mates
A highlight of the annual Kawhia One Base Tournament was John Warburton's black marlin.
Te Awamutu residents disgusted with smelly tap water
Dorice Perano has resorted to buying bottled water for drinking.
Te Awamutu family puts everything on the line for elephant sanctuary dream
They've sold their house and have plans to re-home their animals.
Random act of kindness brightens Te Awamutu school
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Te Awamutu's Pop 'n' Good Bike Park ready to open this month
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Waipa horse trainer living the dream
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New Ohaupo Sport and Recreation Centre in the pipeline
The centre would give growth to activities and groups and provide a function facility.
Final credits for Te Awamutu's last DVD store
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Two crashes in Te Awamutu after downpour
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Century-old presbytery makes way for church renovations
The building was knocked down in two days.
Shakespeare in the Park returns to Te Awamutu
Bring a picnic, low chairs and a blanket and join us for this unique classic comedy.
Farmer intuition is important: Lincoln University study
Two Lincoln University researchers have been examining how farmers make their decisions.
Te Awamutu photographer Phil Brown honoured in exhibition
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