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Te Kūiti Menz Shed president Mike Gast has been helping out in Cambridge as they race to complete th
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Te Kūiti shearer Jack Fagan has won world shearing’s richest cash prize. Fagan won a little over $2
Ōwhango-raised Chiefs and All Blacks lock Josh Lord is fizzing for the 2025 Super Rugby Pacific seas
A mystery adventure race that annually transforms Lake Te Koo Utu in Cambridge into a haven for mums
The former Waipā Racing Club’s 34ha course in Te Awamutu could soon be on the market as the biggest
The Waikato’s only sea scout group has received Royal New Zealand Navy recognition. Kirikiriroa & S
Erina Wehi-Barton is excited about the prospects of a growth in waka ama involvement following a rec
Operational Solutions for Primary Industries (Ospri) is being asked to explain a $16.6 million write
Fonterra’s price forecast for the current season is a good confidence boost for the dairy industry,
DairyNZ says it will continue to update its Dairy Effluent Storage Calculator (Desc) to keep it fit
A pest plant like “a little Dracula” and found only in Waikato wetlands is being vanquished in shall
Ben Stubbs, with children Elijah and Edan are looking forward to hearing the call of the kiwi from t
Kiwi banks and their overseas parent companies should follow the lead of America’s six biggest banks
A very important part of volcano monitoring is understanding seismicity, meaning earthquakes or vibr
The term “natural disaster” is a bit outdated. We have natural hazards, sure, but disasters don’t ex
Comer Board had not heard the sound of wood chopping from his companion Edwin Stevenson for some 10
It was encouraging to see opinions expressed in the King Country News last week on the possible merg
There have been plenty of harrowing and emotional stories coming out of the LA fires disaster. Video
Waikato Chamber of Commerce chief executive Don Good reignited the debate over local body mergers la