An audit of the district’s art has taken place with a view to assessing what is worth keeping and what can be officially removed from Waipā District Council’s collection. More than 120 paintings, prints, sculptures…
An audit of the district’s art has taken place with a view to assessing what is worth keeping and what can be officially removed from Waipā District Council’s collection. More than 120 paintings, prints, sculptures…
Along with an abundance of cafes, our town is well endowed with antique shops… places where real treasures are often found. My daughter recently made me aware of one treasure that I had tended to…
Residential properties in Waipā have increased in value by an average of 46 per cent according to independent revaluations. It means the capital value of the average Waipā residential property is now $959,000 up from…
Social media posts suggesting there is a chronic bullying problem at two of Te Awamutu’s biggest schools are inflaming a situation which is being dealt with, says one of the country’s longest serving secondary principals….
Te Kanohi positions on Waipā’s statutory committees are not the only way the council applies an iwi lens to decision making, mayor Susan O’Regan says. “I still believe it is premature to appoint Te Kanohi…
Māori have been excluded from decision making in the council chamber for months, says a candidate for the Waipā by election. Bill Harris says he urged mayor Susan O’Regan to reconsider her decision to put…
A diversion road to minimise traffic disruption during construction along Cambridge Road, Cambridge will be in place from Tuesday 6 June. The diversion road is part of the future developments in Cambridge West, it will…
Names for new roads in Cambridge seem to have more iwi influence now than before, says Waipā councillor Roger Gordon. He was responding to a recommendation for four new street names in the Cambridge Road…
A second allocation of 25 kiwi in as many weeks made the trip from Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari and were welcomed in the capital – where they’ll be released into the Wellington hillside – on Tuesday….
Money doesn’t grow on trees, but it does – apparently – wash up on beaches. And three months after it did so, Cambridge siblings Ava, 10, William, 8 and Asher, 5, McCorkindale received some exciting…
