Te Awamutu Courier - 2022-03-17

• Longtime owners hand over Roadhouse reins
• School communitie­s banding together in face of Covid
• New look Courier, same great content
• College’s classrooms feature new technology
• Regent full of old fashioned charm and film magic
• Turning over a new Paige at Regent
• Des Riordan’s passing marks the end of a racing dynasty
• New Zealand Meat Board investing in innovative beef genetics programme
• Meat industry holds own amid global disruption­s
• ‘Multitude of factors' force postponeme­nt
• Supreme award goes to DEC Pharmaceut­ical
• Young mum set for digital future
• Explosion causes serious concerns
• Action group slates Three Waters feedback
• Climate change on the agenda
• Perfect opportunit­y to make Turata Reserve truly special
• It could be enriching to volunteer
• Changes to Long Term Plan signalled
• Vaccine pass policy will stay as Omicron’s surge keeps going
• Apply for creative arts projects funding
• Gold trumps Green in Kaipaki battle
• Macca: On pitch that looks like a long and winding road to Istanbul
• One more for the road: Alton still churning out marathons
• Magic spell works against Mystics
• GOLF RESULTS
• Bowlers compete with gusto
• Gaylene and John’s big wins
• Sports pre-season starts with big win
• President’s efforts earn blazer of glory
• O¯ haupo¯ enjoy a solid first hitout
• Taylor records fastest time in series’ A grade trial
• Petch wins two NZ titles in three days
• Seniors entertain crowd pre-season thriller
• ‘Baby All Blacks’ delivered a thriller
• Deadly Cuts
• Country music guest
• Staria just right for your load
• Retro sports coupe from French carmaker
• Hyundai IONIQ 5 New Zealand Car of the Year
• Mitsubishi's big petrol price beater

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