News in brief
Looks like Christmas One Cambridge family enjoyed a joint Christmas/birthday celebration last week in a lounge-room filled with festive paraphernalia collected by family matriarch, Mary…
Looks like Christmas One Cambridge family enjoyed a joint Christmas/birthday celebration last week in a lounge-room filled with festive paraphernalia collected by family matriarch, Mary…
Looks like Christmas One Cambridge family enjoyed a joint Christmas/birthday celebration last week in a lounge-room filled with festive paraphernalia collected by family matriarch, Mary…
Local Taupō MP Louise Upston married partner Hamish Craig on Saturday – at their Karāpiro home. The couple, who have been together for a decade,…
Dairy land tagged for mega racing hub Waikato Thoroughbred Racing has secured a conditional deal to buy 150 hectares south of Hamilton, marking the first…
Members of the Cambridge 60s Up group have enjoyed two decades of companionship, but it is a connection with knitted dolls aimed at comforting those…
Three Cambridge horse riders at Riding for the Disabled have swapped helmets and boots for three different sports at the Special Olympics National Summers Games…
Cambridge turned on a blue-sky Sunday as more than 1900 tamariki descended on St Peter’s School for the Sanitarium Weet-Bix Kids Tryathlon. Children aged 6…
It’s been a big year for Pirongia-based raw bench press specialist Delwyn Evans, 61, travelling around the globe and breaking records on the way. The former Cambridge High School student has been…
Special Olympics Te Awamutu recently hosted a swim meet for 100 athletes from 13 North Island clubs in preparation for the Christchurch-based National Summer Games…
House history My parents, Barry and Glenis Keoghan were part of the trio who started Achievement House. I have always had an outside interest in…
I said repeatedly on the campaign trail that if I did a good job, I would be a one term councillor. I have always been…
Contemporary society’s downward spiral into becoming more secularised and humanistic, has triggered lots of inevitable consequences. Notably, fewer people identify nowadays as ‘religious’. A weird…
Last week I made the trek up to Auckland for the Geoscience Society of New Zealand annual conference and I’ll share a glimpse into how…
