Dunkirk: 'I was there'
Tonight he will speak at the first two screenings of Dunkirk at the Regent Theatre
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Unexplained death in Te Awamutu
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New logo and new space for Waikato Environment Centre
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Public split on Waipa Easter trading
Waipa District Council has asked locals their views on Easter trading.
Rural recyclers challenge Kiwis to clear more waste
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Support for raising speed limit
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Te Awamutu rural women race for Comedy Cup honours
The event was attended by more than 30 women from regional branches.
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Refurbished Bryant Wing opened at Freeman Court
Age care facilities a good fit for Habitat For Humanity Central North Island philosophy.
Young farmers group starts up at Te Awamutu College
Te Awamutu College will soon have its own Young Farmers Club
'Barriers' help boost waterways
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Beef + Lamb looking at alternative proteins
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Lincoln University opened doors for Young Farmers winner
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Serenity named top cow of the year
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Award for innovative farm gate invention
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President leading from the front
Wendy Harker of Pokuru was one of the winners at this year's Annual Conference.
Spring calving time
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Donated farm will show the future in agriculture
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