More than 1400 people used the new 4.5km Waipā section of the Te Awa River Ride on the weekend, including the council’s chief executive. Garry Dyet and wife Donna parked their car at the Cambridge…
More than 1400 people used the new 4.5km Waipā section of the Te Awa River Ride on the weekend, including the council’s chief executive. Garry Dyet and wife Donna parked their car at the Cambridge…
Youths nabbed after car stolen A car stolen from the forecourt of Mobil Service Station in Queen Street, Cambridge on the weekend set off a series of events which resulted in the arrest of eight…
Fire service volunteers and ambulance staff are “amazing”, say Cambridge friends Carolyn Wallis and Matt Johnston. Carolyn and Matt witnessed first responders in action on February 7 after Matt’s father Greg suffered a cardiac arrest…
Win one of Cathy O’Shea’s Irish Apple Pies for St Patrick’s Day. Send your best Irish story to [email protected] It’s that time of year well known Waikato real estate agent and Irish historian Cathy O’Shea…
Maree Paparoa loves Cambridge so much she volunteered to cop the odd abuse and terse word because “it’s my town.” Maree is part of the Cambridge Māori warden presence at Cambridge Raceway directing traffic to…
More details of the thwarted attempt by Waipā District Council to buy the former Bunnings building in Cambridge for a new library have been revealed, as has an alternative site. The council’s Property Projects manager…
A “quite cosy” exclusive deal arranged by Te Awamutu Community Board chair Ange Holt with a media company she has had an involvement in has drawn flak from her own members. It was announced last…
Several Waipā district council staff face losing their jobs because they refused to get Covid vaccinations. The News understands 50 of the council’s 330 staff did not initially support the council’s Covid-19 Staff Vaccination Policy…
Cutting hair has never felt like work to Debra Jenkins. “It doesn’t feel like a job, it just feels like catching up with people,” she said. But after running her Leamington barber shop for 17…
Following the opening of the Wairau Gallery in Whangarei earlier this year, Cambridge now has its own dedicated space for Māori toi (art). Te Toi Whakaahua gallery celebrated its formal opening on February 25, where…
