Te Awamutu Courier

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  • FOOTBALL

    SENIOR RESULTS – MAY 20

  • NZ mistletoe returns to maunga

    Two species of semiparasitic native tāpia/mistletoe plants are being returned to Pirongia Forest Park in Waikato.

  • Former head student Penny off to world championships

    Former Te Awamutu College head student Brooke Penny is one of four riders selected for the New Zealand team to contest the junior category at the UCI BMX World Championships in Glasgow in August.

  • Waipā residential properties increase in value by 45.4pc

    Residential properties in Waipā have increased in value by an average of 46 per cent according to independent revaluations.

  • Firefighters bring home titles

    April and May are always busy competition months and preparation time for the Firefighter Challenge competitors.

  • TA Sports fall to Ōtorohanga

    Ecolab Te Awamutu Sports missed a golden chance to secure a top-five spot after going down 27-13 to Ōtorohanga in wet and windy conditions in a brutal encounter at Island Reserve last Saturday.

  • $2.8m goes to fight to stop hill country erosion

    Waikato Regional Council has secured $2.8 million from the Ministry for Primary Industries’ Hill Country Erosion (HCE) programme in the latest round of funding announced on May 14.

  • Students back on stage

    After Covid drowned their dreams of going “under the sea” with The Little Mermaid in 2020, the staff and students of Te Awamutu College have come back with the darkly kooky tale of a family in crisis with The Addams Family, the school’s first musical production in five years.

  • FIXTURES

    Senior rugby results – May 20

  • GOLF RESULTS

    Ngāhinapōuri

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