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Asher Sattrup, 13, who lives on a farm in Ruawaro, recently won the NZ XC Junior 85/150 4-stroke national title. He competed in four rounds of the New Zealand XC …
Te Kauwhata resident Lynda Halverson has a mantra ‘Always ensure that whatever you do, have some fun.” And it’s working for this busy multi-career woman who is about to be …
Kimihia Home and Hospital has been a cornerstone of aged care in Huntly for 46 years, providing essential support to the elderly community. Their recent Sunday Fun Walk for a Cause …
Huntly Power Station is preparing to host its first grid-scale battery energy storage system (BESS), a significant step towards enhancing New Zealand’s energy reliability. The first stage of the project—a …
On Thursday the 27th of February, the classes PL and PO left for a two day camp at Lake Kimihia. Twenty minutes later we were off the bus and into …
Khatera Mohammad Kia ora koutou. My name is Khatera Mohammad, and I am a Year 13 at Huntly College. I am 17 years old. My academic goal for this year is …
On the 17th of February, seven members from the Huntly College Services Academy travelled to Whenuapai Air Base in Auckland for a 12-day induction camp. During our time there, we …
Liz welcomed 31 members to our March meeting, with 32 entries into competitions. Our sales table contained many gardening delights and produce. Winners of competitions Bloom: Liz, Denise, Sue Vegetable: Jude, Liz, Val. Fruit: …
You’ve seen us about, maybe not as often as we’d like, but as often as we can. Just ordinary people of all walks of life, spending 4 or so hours …
An extra dinner meeting this month, allowed Te Kauwhata & Districts Lions Club to host members of the Huntly Lions Club, and their partners, for a Pub Quiz challenge. With …
Kia ora and welcome to your online edition of the northern Waikato community news.
As the new owners of the Chatter News we look forward to continuing the great work of Jim and Karen but also adding to the publication through our 20 years experience with another community newspaper in the Waikato.
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We feel the responsibility to keep delivering you a publication that you can be proud of. We view community papers as having a strong future and a continued vital role in communities. They are a trusted information source, an excellent way to promote local business and they keep communities connected by information about how to come together for shared interests. They celebrate all the positive aspects of a region and there is a never ending source of content when you decide to focus on achievement and progress.
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With nearly 9000 copies delivered to letter boxes in Te Kauwhata, Huntly, Taupiri, Ngaruawahia and surrounding areas every fortnight as well as an online presence The Chatter News reaches many urban and rural households.
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