Jesse Wood

1 week ago | teawamutunews.nz | Jesse Wood

Secondary school enviro leaders from across the Waikato, King Country and Thames Valley will attend Waikato Regional Council’s annual climate summit at Te Awamutu College’s O-Tāwhao Marae next month. Tauhara College, Te Awamutu College and Te Wharekura Maniapoto (Te Kūiti) are among the secondary schools with students attending. “Enviro schools has deep roots in the Waikato. It was actually piloted in the Waikato over 20 years ago.

1 week ago | teawamutunews.nz | Jesse Wood

Hautapu winger Waisake Salabiau helped his side to a 33-17 victory against University in Waikato club rugby on Saturday. The Highlanders pre-season squad member crossed for two tries in the premier clash at the university fields in Hamilton. Lock David Morris, winger Manase Mataele and prop Levi Hazelton scored a try each while Quintony Ngatai kicked four conversions. Fellow Waipā premier side Te Awamutu Sports fell 69-7 against Hamilton Marist on the artificial turf.

1 week ago | cambridgenews.nz | Jesse Wood

Secondary school enviro leaders from across Waipā will attend Waikato Regional Council’s annual climate summit at Te Awamutu College’s O-Tāwhao Marae next month. Cambridge schools are among those attending. “Enviro schools has deep roots in the Waikato. It was actually piloted in the Waikato over 20 years ago. The pilot schools in Hamilton are still going strong,” Enviro schools regional coordinator Michelle Daly said. “Enviro schools is all about creating a healthy, peaceful sustainable world.

2 weeks ago | wbn.co.nz | Jesse Wood

The $3.3 million Te Awamutu Presbyterian Centre has been in the pipeline for more than a decade – as of late March, the debt-free project was completed. The Mutu St land once occupied by St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, now holds a new building to house the church congregation, meetings, seminars, events and counselling services. With a commercial kitchen and video link available, the usage possibilities are endless for the multipurpose facility.

2 weeks ago | cambridgenews.nz | Jesse Wood

Both Waipā teams fell short in the opening round of premier club rugby on Saturday, and both return to Hamilton this weekend looking to get off the mark. On a day when four Hamilton clubs scored three wins and a draw against their country cousins, Hautapu lost at Marist 25-20 and Te Awamutu Sports was beaten 27-22 at Old Boys. First five-eighth Dillon Martin was on debut for the Cambridge side after transferring after several seasons at Te Awamutu.