In this fast-moving age it is clear that adherence to social media brings with it a distancing from history. Or rather the more pleasant sides of history that formed part of the standards of the…
In this fast-moving age it is clear that adherence to social media brings with it a distancing from history. Or rather the more pleasant sides of history that formed part of the standards of the…
I hope the first week of term 4 has gone well. In a recent column, I spoke about supports that were available to parents and caregivers of children and the process for making a report…
When World Polio Day on Monday reminds people of the horrors of the disease, two Cambridge men will be privately revisiting their own families’ experiences with the virus. Greg Gascoigne and Roger Gordon are among…
Former Cambridge High School students have taken the stage in what is billed to be New Zealand’s first slasher flick. Buzz Cut, directed by Auckland’s Martin Renner, follows the Hash House Harriers, a running group…
Entries for Waipā’s premier business wards have opened – and signs are they will be keenly contested. The Waipa Networks Business Awards, which have become biennial, will culminate in a function at Mystery Creek next…
Two Lions who have given a fair chunk of their time to helping others are finally easing up. After a decade behind the wheel of the Cambridge Lions Shed truck, Graham Wiseman is hanging up…
The 25th anniversary of a sister city relationship between Bihoro in Japan and Cambridge was celebrated with colour, excitement and a lot of noise on Saturday. The noise came from the Wai Taiko drummers while…
Waipā District Council has evacuated the Te Awamutu Museum and an adjacent staff building following a seismic assessment, it said in a media release today. Chief executive Garry Dyet made the evacuation call today, following…
The Waikato-owned Hamilton Airport has a $15 million terminal upgrade which reflects the colours and culture of the region – but the Hamilton name will remain on it. “It won’t change, for many reasons it…
When Simon Clark decided work was no longer enjoyable because the company was getting too big, he decided to call it quits and follow his dream. The now 42-year-old with a passion for virtual reality…
