Roy Pilott

Editorial Director at Cambridge News NZ

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The Post

2 weeks ago | thepost.co.nz | Roy Pilott
Stuff

2 weeks ago | stuff.co.nz | Roy Pilott
Kennedy fluoride move greeted - Te Awamutu News

3 weeks ago | teawamutunews.nz | Roy Pilott

Anti-fluoride campaigners are claiming another victory as the United States administration takes an increasingly negative view of the use of the chemical. The latest move has seen US Health Secretary Robert Kennedy announcing plans to tell the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention to stop recommending fluoridation.
Keir wants mayor's job - Cambridge News

4 weeks ago | cambridgenews.nz | Roy Pilott

He’s opted out of another term as a ward councillor – and even thought about resigning – but Mike Keir now wants the Waikato district mayoral chains. Jacqui Church has held them for the last two and a half years. Keir, who alternates with fellow Woodlands-Tamahere councillor Crystal Beavis in penning a monthly column in The News, has regularly vented his frustration at council operations. He told The News he was frustrated with the latest rate increase decision.
Keepers star at The Stadium - Te Awamutu News

4 weeks ago | teawamutunews.nz | Roy Pilott

It came down to a tale of two goalkeepers. Te Awamutu and Tokoroa battled out a goalless football draw at The Stadium in the Waikato men’s first division – and both sides had their number ones to thank. Thomas Henry, constantly issuing instructions from the back, was quick off his line more than once while Tokoroa’s Zak Cosgrove pulled off a number of outstanding saves.
Winning ways at Cambridge - Cambridge News

1 month ago | cambridgenews.nz | Roy Pilott

Cambridge, off to a sound start in the Northern League football championship, will look for a second successive win when it hosts Ōtorohanga in the top Waikato club league on SaturdayThe league, an amalgam of last year’s Southern Conference championship and Waikato first division, threw up a couple of surprises last weekend. Among them, for at least one coach, was news that the competition allows rolling substitutions in a game – enabling players to come off and go back on again.
TA eyes winning chance - Te Awamutu News

1 month ago | teawamutunews.nz | Roy Pilott

Te Awamutu will seek to end a winless run that dates back more than a year when they host Tokoroa in a Waikato division one football clash on Saturday. The Reds managed four draws in 21 outings in the Southern Conference last season, and the demise this season of the Southern Conference Championship has them effectively stepping down two rungs. The league, an amalgam of last year’s Southern Conference championship and Waikato first division, threw up a couple of surprises last weekend.
Cambridge drop points - Cambridge News

1 month ago | cambridgenews.nz | Roy Pilott

Cambridge have tasted their first league defeat in more than a year. The newly promoted Northern League championship side was beaten 2-0 by former New Zealand footballing powerhouse North Shore in Auckland last weekend. Hamilton Wanderers’ second win from two – 4-2 away to Manukau – left them top of the table, but no other Waikato sides in the league followed up opening day wins.
The Post

1 month ago | thepost.co.nz | Roy Pilott
Stuff

1 month ago | stuff.co.nz | Roy Pilott