Waikato Herald - July 30, 2021

Council withdraws funding from regional tourism body

Postal voting opens for Hamilton East council by-election

Asmuss marks 100th with new trust

Tokoroa boy takes senior role at Tainui Group

Second batch of Ma¯ori cookie cutters rolls out

SH1 closures

I-site Award

Hamilton hosts Hep C launch

Waipa¯ app popular

Thames info-centre

Fiction Panel

Saving Rose Dinner

Striking jetty artwork inspired by hapu¯ history

Breast Cancer Trust marks milestones

Theatre ball date set for August 21

ZURU guru guest speaker for Life Education fundraiser

Our events flying high

Literary icons front Book Month events

Waikato District U15 Girls Tournament 2021 results

Teamwork key in grandstand project

Waipa¯ 1 win inaugural tournament

A new self-service laundromat has opened its doors at 88 Duke Street, Cambridge

The stuff that makes a good night’s entertainment great

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Age no barrier for brass band champs

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WOMEN'S LIFESTYLE EXPO

WHY THE MARVEL HEALTH SCREENING IS AN IDEAL WOF FOR OVER 60S

Applications for council’s Creative Communities Scheme sought

Forty years volunteering at Hamilton Gardens

Club toasts 20th

New ambulance will serve rural, remote areas

Final chance for a say on plan

Ruakura works to take three months

Walk this way: Waka Kotahi funds north Waikato Te Araroa Trail upgrade

Family duo inspire at Outward Bound

Dactylanthus sets seed for top season

Matamata Swim Zone receives covered walkway

Contemporary townhouse lifestyle in idyllic peninsula haven

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