Charter school planned
A Waipā couple hopes to set up one of 15 charter schools the coalition government…
Author Mary Anne Gill
Another milestone reached
Magnus Adlam is under no illusion as he watches a truck and trailer unit reverse…
Kirwan offers tools to cope
Mental health advocate and former All Black John Kirwan spoke about the day he visited…
Rugby, Rotary and education
Rotary is one of the largest service organisations in the world and has been going…
Getting the big (Mac) picture
Visitors to Fieldays ask why multinational food giant McDonald’s is there giving away free soft…
Signals look good for 2025
If Kiwibank economist Mary Jo Vergara knows her stuff, interest rates will fall later this…
Teeing up the next link
This time last year the Southern Links project seemed another generation away – then National…
Ngāruawāhia night riders
The Ngāruawāhia community and businesses saw how much family fun Cambridge had last year with…
Bats get the benefit
A Waipā District Council plan change going operative on Monday will help the endangered long-tailed…
Huge drop in building consents
A 44 per cent drop in income from building consents issued in Waipā paints a…
Fonterra outlines plans
Waste water, carbon emissions, river pipeline and roading changes were some of the issues covered…
Anzacs honoured in Guernsey
The respect our Australian and New Zealand military personnel commands was on show in the…
Fosters – thriving at 50
Foster Construction held a glitzy celebration in Hamilton to celebrate its 50th birthday. Director and…
Leading a team in tune
Catherine Gibson knew as soon as she picked up the oboe it was her musical…
A chapel in the frame
For 70 years, Waikato’s only Catholic secondary school boys’ college has been without a chapel.…
‘Untenable’ hit for tourism
The jobs of more than 12,000 people are at risk from funding cuts by Waikato…