Te Awamutu Courier - 2022-09-15

• QUEEN ELIZABETH
• Queen praised for her leadership
• Te Ma¯ takitaki i te hara i a Te Haranui
• EXPECT MORE - MORE DELIVERY, MORE ACCOUNTABI­LITY
• ‘Give it a go’ as Rose Show returns
• Garden club marks 60 years
• Continuing Ed.
• TA Croquet
• Tasty idea comes to fruition
• 12 Waipa¯ groups benefit from Covid recovery funding
• Death Cafe´ to open in Te Awamutu
• Field day looks at ways to preserve area’s peatland
• New pairing comes fourth in tourney
• Susan O’Regan
• Stu Kneebone
• Bernard Westerbaan
• VOTING EASIER FOR WAIPA¯ RESIDENTS
• Firefighte­rs join in Sky Tower climb
• Tamahere upgrade to lift safety for pedestrian­s, cyclists
• Survey sees most in favour of taking funds
• Masks no longer required
• Breathtaki­ng Birtwistle electric, crow D-pulling ABs try machine
• BILL BIRTWISTLE’S RUGBY TIMELINE:
• GOLF RESULTS
• ‘Pony’ prominent member of NZ Natives
• TA under 23s do the club proud in Cambridge draw
• Player named top in A grade
• McCarthy reflects on his sporting journey
• Young players on path to pro careers
• Waikato win Bombay clash
• Sub-union team do battle with Army
• Local canvas for Punch director
• Gran country music club guest artist
• Motorhome and caravan show returns
• Roll call of Kiwi talent on tour in new band
• Everything Went Fine
• Ticket To Paradise
• See How They Run
• Super Pets
• 8 Tamahere Lane
• 1/753 Mahoe Street
• 2 McKenna Place
• Vet Futures Aotearoa looks to the future
• Rural folk have higher mortality rate
• Whey project targets diabetes
• Waipa¯ King Country 75th celebrated
• Rural Women gather at Rosenvale
• Optimised applicatio­n cuts costs
• Warnings over farmland sold to forestry
• Get your jandals out as Fieldays moves to November
• Opportunit­y grows at the Fieldays
• Leptospiro­sis and how to avoid it
• Low input sheep trial nears end
• Businesses battle with uncertaint­y
• Parker dithers, farmers pay
• Bee-sybodies needed to spread news

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