Te Awamutu Courier - 2022-11-24

• Pirongia's fallen not forgotten
• New murals greets visitors and students
• Waipā playground­s to be surveyed
• Council grant funds new wheelchair­s
• The things that matter most
• Crash slowsWaipā’s glass recycling
• Pinkie replacemen­t needed in battle against breast cancer
• Racing back into the past with book
• NZME partners with vital service
• Support for Veterans
• Christmas Light Trail
• Sailabilit­y Wednesday
• Doggies dos and don’t collected
• Funding allocated to projects
• Young actor hopelessly devoted to the stage
• Hobby turns into enterprise
• Police are still seeking missing family
• Chance to be the one who brings joy
• Cambridge’s Victoria Bridge works won’t affect Fieldays traffic
• Lions’ Kai Kart back again
• Make sure you catch up with these two!
• So, do farmers ever really retire?
• Face-to-Face with our markets
• Off with the boots and on with jandals
• Dairy farmers make big move down south
• Pig farmer tickled pink by ham award
• Student’s shock at being top of world
• Fundraiser proves big success
• Shared strip for Chiefs
• Strong performanc­e with bat and ball sees Kaipaki victorious
• Nic& Mewere on the ball with picks
• Kihikihi trio named in Waitomo Chiefs Manawa squad for 2023
• Lion makes Junior Wallabies squad
• Experience­d player excited about returning to his Waikato roots
• Talaiti kits up for Niue Sevens
• MAKINGAPRO­PERTYMOVE? CHECKOUTOU­ROPENHOMES!
• Consistenc­y key in selection
• Dodd leads Hinds to victory
• Elton John says goodbye in style
• Seriously Red
• Hilarious new parody comes to Hamilton
• Pricing at new Gull underwhelm­ing
• Crashes cause delay for Friday-night travellers

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