Lava domes are fascinating things. In short, they are when a volcano builds a small, unstable, dangerous mountain, that will likely collapse at some point (or many). When lava reaches the surface at a near-solid…
Lava domes are fascinating things. In short, they are when a volcano builds a small, unstable, dangerous mountain, that will likely collapse at some point (or many). When lava reaches the surface at a near-solid…
Protestors who daubed the case containing the Imperial State Crown in apple crumble and custard in the Tower of London felt the long arm of the law when senior constable Mark Strongman apprehended them. Cambridge…
The Cambridge Business Chamber has reported it ended the year 440 members strong, firmly positioned to champion local business into the future. Both chief executive Kelly Bouzaid and acting chair David Natzke delivered reports to…
The total rateable value for Waipā district has dropped 5.2 per cent to $34.21 billion. Quotable Value New Zealand Upper North Island general manager Joe Holmes told Waipā District Council’s Finance and Corporate Committee the…
December 2 marked 80 years since Central Bowling Club Cambridge started and the following week it hosted its 15th annual Sistaz tournament. The club’s upcoming Christmas tournament will be the lowkey, official celebration with a…
Waipā pair Bastiaan Banks and Mark Seager are set to don the silver fern for New Zealand at the Asia-Pacific Lacrosse Union men’s championship qualifier next month in Wellington. The January 6-11 tournament will feature…
The year is nearly over and in terms of New Zealand’s economic performance in 2025 and most people will say thank heavens for that. A number of things that happened during the year were expected…
An emotional Mandy Hudson spoke of the collaboration between Te Awa Lifecare and local iwi at the unveiling of a five‑metre‑wingspan tūī sculpture on the Te Awa River Ride this week. The artwork, created by…
When the Cambridge and Districts Pipe Band was supported by members of the Te Awamutu and Districts and Te Kūiti pipers at the Cambridge Christmas parade, it was a first for young Archie Anselmi. The…
Senior writer Mary Anne Gill was in Dunedin and took the chance to visit the Sports Hall of Fame for a preview of what Cambridge can expect next year. It was one of the busiest…
