Matamata Chronicle - 2012-04-25

• Kapahaka UK bound
• Residents pan proposed toilet tax
• New life for old machines
• Faster broadband reaching Waikato
• Police seek community help to prevent crime
• District’s lost boys never forgotten
• Matamata teacher buried in Egypt
• Fabulous chance
• Country roads serve cyclists sufficient­ly well
• Red Cross store opening
• Chainsaws stolen in rural burglary
• Discarded horseshoes become fundraiser­s
• Welfare major priority when trucking cows
• Women’s night out instructiv­e
• Bureaucrac­y – our next big export?
• DIY employment agreements tricky
• Guides to aid migrant dairy workers
• Soil is a farmer’s precious resource
• Waikato sales closely following Canterbury
• Think first before loading your gun
• Government sets fees for stock tag scheme
• Outlook fine for dairy goat farming
• Remote drafting now a viable option
• Fonterra allows vote on controvers­ial share trading scheme
• Hasty applicatio­ns for water rights irk Federated Farmers
• Mobile immunisati­on service reaches wide
• MTA will seek rethink of consumer protection law
• One in six NZ adults challenged by arthritis
• Relocation story a surprise
• Sargent says NZ still centre of operation

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