Work is set to start on the latest Tamahere section of the Te Awa River Cycle Ride this month and be finished by September.
There are two sections – the $2.5 million Mangaonua Gully section, between Hillcrest and the Hamilton Gardens to Riverglade Dr, Tamahere.
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Covid-19 pressures on key players have slowed the liquor licence applications for the new restaurant, bar and bottle store in central Tamahere.
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Recycling right is not easy. For a start you need super hero vision to read those squidgy recycling numbers on the bottom of plastic packaging.
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The St Stephen’s Tamahere church hall is filled to the rafters with unique handmade decorations and gifts for the annual Christmas Festival.
This year the shop and cafe in the Tamahere Drive hall will open for the first time on Thursday, December 3 from 6.30pm.
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A new public artwork has been going up in Tamahere in recent days – on the Chorus cabinet on the corner of Airport Rd and Tamahere Drive.
It’s the work of one-time local Amanda Herbert.
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For years the NZ Transport Agency turned a deaf ear to repeated pleas from Tamahere locals for a cut in speed on Airport Rd/SH 21 where local traffic is busiest.
Or so thought Tamahere people frustrated that NZTA wasn’t taking its own advice on safe speeds in an increasingly built up area.
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The Tamahere Market is steaming back in September after a Covid-forced absence in August as organisers and stallholders adapt to the new normal.
The morning market will also a Steam Punk theme.
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Tamahere’s most notable historic figure, Wiremu Tamihana, left big shoes to fill as around 50 locals learnt today on a unique tour of Waikato sites significant in his life.
In what could be precedent setting tourism, the hopes, words and deeds of the remarkable 19th century rangatira were revealed as still relevant today.
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Tamahere Forum has been re-launched with a new, fresh look.
The community website that has been covering news and events in Tamahere for 12 years, since 2008, has undergone a makeover. How about taking a tour?
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It was pocket-size ANZAC dawn services in Tamahere today, and around New Zealand.
In Koppens Rd members of four bubbles gathered around a letterbox-turned-memorial to join, from afar, the national service broadcast from the Pukeahu National War Memorial in Wellington.
In Rosebanks Dr, where wreaths adorned letterboxes, a trumpeter played the Last Post.
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