Te Awamutu Courier - 2022-04-14

• Kia ora Pekapekara­u
• Challenges ahead for Waipa¯
• Branding survey back: Who are we Te Awamutu?
• Waipā council group manager honoured for parks leadership
• Council continues Three Waters fight
• Anzac Services in Waipa¯ district
• 10-point proposal spells out C4LD plan or compromise
• The WOW Tiki Tour
• Kihikihi Speedway
• Students determined To make 2022 a great year
• Cyclists on path and win prizes
• Blue skies and big turnout make flypasts great success
• Curtains open on new CurtainStu­dio
• Police: Slow down, be safe, drive carefully over Easter
• Lions donate to a pair of worthy causes
• Youth Awards nomination­s sought
• Orange light for Easter weekend
• Waipa¯ event fund applicatio­ns open
• Representa­tion structure approved
• Council opts to keep check on density housing in Waipa¯ district
• Tough battle for champs
• Rugby gave a lot on and off field
• Scott earns spot at ‘enduro Olympics’
• Murray grabs two golds at Oceania
• Petch wins her second Oceania jersey
• GOLF RESULTS
• Tough start to season for Pirongia B team
• Pirongia go down fighting to Southern
• O¯ haupo¯ pip Taupiri after late surge
• Kihikihi beats Fraser Tech
• Presentati­ons precede the Prunes
• RUGBY FIXTURES
• Players named life members
• Premiers fend off Bay side
• Shades and Echoes of fifty years ago
• The Bad Guys
• Cinderella and The Little Sorcerer
• Are your cows big enough?
• Meat Board celebrates centennial
• Scientific team investigat­es the dese
• Bridging urban-rural divide in healthcare aim for services
• From high heels to gumboots
• Trusts - new financial report requiremen­ts
• Rural confidence low

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