Jesse Wood

A young Waikato innovator has developed technology that could help blueberry growers improve harvest quality, reduce fruit loss and get more from their existing machinery, writes Jesse Wood.

Twenty years after it was turned off to save water, a service was held last week to celebrate the restored Peace Fountain at Te Awamutu and District War Memorial Park.

A century of Te Awamutu Girl Guides was celebrated at the Te Awamutu College Hall earlier this month.

Bay Flyer flew home to win the final greyhound race, “Until The End It's Our Time Farewell”, at Cambridge Raceway.

For people injured in a Carrollton, Georgia crash, the first priority should always be physical recovery and proper medical care.

Choosing a girl’s first bike is less about finding the prettiest color and more about helping her feel comfortable, steady, and in control.

For people injured in a Carrollton, Georgia crash, the first priority should always be physical recovery and proper medical care.

Cambridge High School Year 12 student Millie Watson was recently named Waihī Beach Lifeguard Services Junior Lifeguard of the Year and has since attended the SLSNZ Eastern Region Intermediate Lifeguard School.

Cambridge's Simon Young from the Horahora based Lakeview Archers was one of several successful members at the World Field Archery Championships, in Yankton, South Dakota recently.

The future of golf is in good heart, right across the Waikato. Memberships are up, women and children are taking the sport up and the sport seems to be booming – even though New Zealanders are becoming more time poor.