Counting down for Christchurch
Special Olympics Te Awamutu recently hosted a swim meet for 100 athletes from 13 North Island clubs in preparation for the Christchurch-based National Summer Games…
Special Olympics Te Awamutu recently hosted a swim meet for 100 athletes from 13 North Island clubs in preparation for the Christchurch-based National Summer Games…
Friday will not become the new Wednesday at Waipā District Council this side of Christmas. The council held its first two meetings of the triennium…
Predator Free Te Awamutu and Pirongia is encouraging youngsters to catch pest fish for the 2026 Kids’ Koi Carp Challenge. “The idea is to bring…
An annual initiative that eases the loneliness of people who will spend Christmas Day without family was launched earlier this month. Now into its third…
Cambridge Community Board chair Charlotte FitzPatrick is looking to bring next month’s meeting forward for members to discuss a trio of draft problem statements relating…
Special Olympics Te Awamutu recently hosted a swim meet for 100 athletes from 13 North Island clubs in preparation for the Christchurch-based National Summer Games…
The annual New Zealand Blind Lawn Bowls Association nationals came to Cambridge for the first time last week, and other than a weather wobble for…
Bev McLean loves organising events and her latest one – the Cambridge Golf Club 125th anniversary – was another success. Everything went to plan except…
Waipā connected players are once again scattered across the Pacific following the 2026 Super Rugby squad namings last week. There are 12 players and coaching…
On September 27, 2014, Ontake volcano in Japan produced a phreatic eruption, a steam-driven eruption that does not involve rising magma. This could have been…
The early summer heat of the sun is bringing the people out into the open in Cambridge. Whether locals or visitors, the pavement edges are…
A new chapter begins, and we’re ready to go. We have marked the official establishment of the new Cambridge Community Board, a milestone for local…
Second or third? Why does Waipa District Council in the form of Katie Mayes, Cambridge Connections Executive Director, persist with the disingenuous and misleading phrase …
