Te Awamutu Courier
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Latest documents
- Smiler-Ah Kiong scores top-try honour with spectacular effort
Te Awamutu Sports’ Latrell Smiler-Ah Kiong won the Sky Television Fans Try of the Year accolade at the 2024 ASB Rugby Awards last week.
- Going from typewriters, platemakers to computers
With a heavy heart, it’s time to say farewell to the Te Awamutu Courier (formerly Waipa Post) after 114 years.
- Rugby sponsorship set in Stone
Te Awamutu College Rugby Club has announced a significant partnership with Stone Real Estate, signing a three-year platinum sponsorship deal.
- Worthwhile part of so many lives
Most Te Awamutu area residents would have been shocked by the news that Te Awamutu Courier is closing down. It is hard to believe that the newspaper that has been a constant in our lives for as long as any of us can remember, will no longer be with us.
- News of closure hit home akin to a death in the family
News that the almost-114-year-old Te Awamutu Courier, arguably New Zealand’s finest community newspaper, was closing hit home akin to a death in the family.
- It’s our last paper but . . . 100 year olds come first
Welcome to the last front page of the Te Awamutu Courier. Readers may have been expecting a tribute to the paper - but since I have been the editor I have had a rule: 100-year-olds have the front page - so meet Claire Tombs.
- Farewell to an old friend
Ihave been thinking about how to write this for some time and it turns out I don’t have much more to say.
- Kiwi Searancke’s rugby roots deep
Kiwi Searancke is a name synonymous with rugby union in Te Awamutu and the Waikato.
- Kiwi Searancke’s rugby roots deep
Kiwi Searancke is a name synonymous with rugby union in Te Awamutu and the Waikato.
- Marist tops Pirongia
Te Awamutu Marist Cricket Club played Pirongia in the Peter Bennett Cup final on Saturday at Castleton Park.
Featured documents
- One man’s cause — and effect
It might take 50 years to restore the health of Tauranga Harbour but it’s achievable, believes Katikati’s Lawrie Donald, who has worked hard towards that goal....
- Breanna shines for Te Awamutu College
Friday morning’s Te Awamutu College Senior Prizegiving at ASB Stadium Te Awamutu once again highlighted the wealth of talented young people in the region and the dedication of everyone involved with Te Awamutu College to ensure students reach their full potential....
- Dumped council chairman vows judicial review will follow decision
Waikato Regional councillors, including under-fire chairman Russ Rimmington, had the opportunity to state their position on the leadership of the council at an extraordinary meeting held Monday afternoon — with a resulting vote that saw Hamilton councillor Barry Quayle voted in to the top job after ...
- Platinum jubilee a special visit
OPINION
For someone with my past life, following the Queen and royal family as a photographer, 2022 was always going to be a special year with the unprecedented Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II....
- Waipā council welcomes new CEO
It’s been a busy week for the Waipā District Council as it welcomed new chief executive Stephanie O’Sullivan, with some major decisions discussed and decided at her first meeting on Tuesday....
- Kai 4 All feeding the community
ATe Awamutu-based community distribution charity has been recognised by Prime Minister Chris Hipkins for its contribution during the Covid-19 pandemic....
- Waipā council welcomes new CEO
It’s been a busy week for the Waipā District Council as it welcomed new chief executive Stephanie O’Sullivan, with some major decisions discussed and decided at her first meeting on Tuesday....
- College students celebrate success
Te Awamutu College principal Tony Membery announced this year’s major awards....
- Platinum jubilee a special visit
OPINION
For someone with my past life, following the Queen and royal family as a photographer, 2022 was always going to be a special year with the unprecedented Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II....
- Bardoul duo both capped by Steamers
Te Awamutu-born former Bay of Plenty Steamers rugby forward Johan “Yogi” Bardoul, 35, was thrilled to watch younger brother Seamus make his Steamers debut on September 28 at Tauranga Domain....