Te Awamutu Courier - 2022-05-12

• Guilty to murder
• DNA, boot print linked in fatal home invasion
• Councils concerned over the future of public assets
• Dumped council chairman vows judicial review will follow decision
• Family fuel tradition continues
• Rural Women take heart-warming gifts to school kids
• NZ swimmer ready for the world stage
• Historic Kihikihi precinct reopening next week
• Quiz Night
• Hunt on for Bob the sheep
• Campaign for ‘fairer’ food prices
• Free course shows how to stop binning edible food
• Altrusa helps Red Kitchen turn Pink
• Mayors unhappy water reforms mark ‘dark day’ for democracy
• Ram-raid committee looks for solutions
• People urged to join in town branding discussion
• How to stay safe in shooting season
• Women's health a motivating force at SOAR
• TA proving their worth despite loss
• College player trains with Volley Ferns
• Collins wins gold at Para Cycling champs
• Jean, heartbeat of the club
• Pandemic made it a difficult season
• GOLF RESULTS
• Mountain men take down Suburbs
• Pirongia beat Suburbs
• College to field quartet of teams
• Sports sink Old Boys to stay unbeaten
• SENIOR RUGBY RESULTS 07/05
• SURF grind out table-toppers derby
• Novel captures story of island immigrants
• World premiere of play about conquering Everset
• The Northman
• Dinner and movie date
• Singer in club spotlight
• Farmers warned to take care on disease
• Successful­ly fighting M. bovis
• Time to weigh and feed
• A mission to cut emissions
• China lockdown headwinds hit prices
• Waterways monitoring ramped up
• Feds slam Fair Pay Agreements
• Feds hail biosecurit­y Budget lift
• Reduced fund round this year
• Family find new solutions
• Shearless sheep could cut farm costs
• Minimise risks from grievances
• Trustpower now Manawa Energy
• Small hive beetle is a bee threat worth being prepared for in NZ
• Talk to your vet about the best diet
• Jersey cow sells for record $55,000

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