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Luke East – a familiar name to readers of The News – has become one of almost 100 new New Zealand citizens in Waipā. The Waikato University student from Te Awamutu – in his 19th…
Te Awamutu councillor Shane Walsh wants more financial rigour from Cambridge Town Hall Community Trust. Walsh voted against receiving the trust’s statement of intent for 2026 and 2027 from trust general manager Simon Brew and…
A giant Meccano set has been delivered to the banks of the Mangati Stream. New Zealand Transport Agency Waka Kotahi delivered the new prefabricated Acrow steel bridge in pieces on Tuesday, nearly a month after…
It was a quarter of an hour Denzel Stevens won’t forget. The 16-year-old Te Awamutu College student took part in the Junior Theatre Festival International All-Stars, training and performing in the United States last month….