Te Awamutu Courier - 2022-03-03

• Fears for ‘tsunami’ of cases
• Council and Hikotron powering EVs in the district
• A life not bad
• Play marks Children’s Day
• Who are we Te Awamutu?
• KK Police House, cottage closed
• Urban Mining
• Funding projects to cut down on waste in Waipa¯
• Puahue School cookbook sells out
• Hopes hall work to begin this year
• Lorde takes the helm of Viva Magazine
• Stand together for a week of blessings
• Wastewater site upgrade nears end
• Latest Te Awa River Ride section officially open
• Mayor acts as mentor for participan­t
• Kergozou wins A Grade in week 8 of summer series
• Scott wins champs’ opening round
• Kaipaki go so close in two epic encounters
• Trainstati­on on trophy trail
• GOLF RESULTS
• Fewer teams at annual tourney due to Covid
• Listen up, it's time for the... GREAT BIG HEARING CHECK 2022
• Phoenix forward proud of village origins
• Six60 invoke Covid delay dates for health and safety of fans
• Country club guest performer
• JUST FOR KIDS
• Growing sense of horror
• Fear of death explored
• Remarkable collection
• Writer’s tale fascinatin­g
• Championin­g mana motuhake
• Book of Love
• Rounding up new homes for horses
• Farmers urged to book space at meat processors well in advance
• Jersey members get behind keen juniors
• The annual cultivar conundrum
• Search on for the best primary sector bosses
• Agencies join forces to blitz pesky koi carp
• Meat industry online for annual meeting
• Recognisin­g resistance
• Grants for tree planting projects
• Meet New Zealand’s coolest cows

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