Myrtle rust sighting prompts warning
Myrtle Rust has infected two mature trees in Otorohanga
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Increased efforts to recycle more ag waste
Associate Environment Minister Scott Simpson is sending a support to Agrecovery
UFB benefits our rural towns, communities
National has announced Ultra-Fast Broadband will be extended to a further 23 towns
Stepping up awareness
Young Farmers is stepping up its mental health campaign among rural youth
Delivering the Te Awamutu Courier for 15 years
Colleen Bryant faithfully delivered the Te Awamutu Courier rail, hail or shine.
Better broadband for Waipa after upgrade
Chorus has finished work upgrading a rural cabinet in Waipa District
Te Awamutu: Muz's Bin Inn doing its bit to help the environment
"The less plastic we use, the better for the environment."
Te Awamutu body builder celebrates big win
The 42-year-old won his category at the NABBA WFF Pro Show in Auckland at the weekend.
Te Awamutu woman elected international president of Altrusa
"Taking on a leadership role of this magnitude can be daunting."
Ohaupo School's science stars
Zac Ranby and Jaxon Hines-Sutton won Best in Fair, topping more than 350 entries.
Black Ferns Rugby: Our girl is on top of the world
Black Ferns' replacement winger Carla Hohepa always has and always will put her team first
Pokies money funding Waipa District Council projects
Over seven years council received more than $1 million from five gaming trusts.
Great player, great bloke
Peter Hollinshead says Sir Colin Meads was a great rugby player and a great bloke.
Sanity prevails in import manure decision
Government confirms it no longer permits imports of products containing animal manure.
Dairy joins biosecurity fight
DCANZ joins 14 other primary industry sectors that have agreed to work with Government
Keeping our natural capital in the bank
One teaspoon of soil contains more living organisms than there are people in the world.
Te Awamutu man's life transformed after lung transplant
This time last year Damien Bell couldn't walk from his bedroom to the kitchen.
Te Awamutu's best kept rugby secret
All three Jacobson brothers were born at Matariki Hospital in Te Awamutu.
Who foots the meth bill?
RWNZ recognises that the manufacture of methamphetamine is a widespread issue
First-hand experience with foot-and-mouth
Foot-and-mouth disease is characterised by blisters in the mouth and on the feet.
Water tax proposal is disappointing
King Country Taranaki MP Barbara Kuriger is disappointment at Labour's proposed water tax.
Perfect banger under scrutiny
Judgement time is drawing nearer for the nation's best tasting sausage
Robertson brothers excel in stock judging
James and William Robertson have won top team in the CRV Ambreed Stock Judging Competition
Wet soils create a headache for farmers
Many farms are struggling with wet soils making for slower growth rates
Tests dispute 'nutritional superiority'
Consumer NZ testing shows close similarities in nutrient content between major milk brands
Te Awamutu woman launches clothing company
Facing redundancy was no barrier for Amy Arnold
Wines up for industry prizes
A 13-strong judging team is gearing up to review over 500 wines
Rearing valuable calves
The challenge to create better value dairy-beef calves is compelling
Greens in power would revisit RMA, environment laws
The Green Party plan to focus on environmental planning and management if in power.
New directors for Wools of NZ Board
Three new appointments to the Board of Wools of New Zealand send a clear message
Te Awamutu family thanks Hospice for support in "toughest time of their lives"
A Te Awamutu family is hosting a quiz night to raise funds for Hospice Waikato
Farmers say tell us your numbers
Federated Farmers' challenge to Labour is: "Tell us what numbers you have in mind."
Arable industry survey shows better days ahead
The arable industry is optimistic and looking forward after a wet harvest