Kai festival cash teaches Rhode Street pupils a lesson
A Dinsdale school’s kai festival gave pupils a taste of the business world, with their hangi rolls, nachos, watermelon ice-cream...
Month: March 2013
Social media calms the crisis
The first 2013 Hamilton Social Media Club yesterday proved that Facebook and Twitter are used for more than just displaying...
Student takes on ‘crazy’ bush run
A fitness student who took on one of New Zealand's most challenging bush runs says the "crazy" experience was worth...
Otumoetai link to German rock group
A German Otumoetai College exchange student is about to take his band on a tour of Europe - thanks to...
New Zealand’s Got Talent finalist turns to theatre
AH ZABENYA: Dane looking forward to his Lion King audition. Photo: Candice Jones New Zealand's Got Talent finalist Dane Moeke...
Rotorua students sponsored to Rise and Shine festival
Thirty Rotorua students will be among thousands of youngsters at the Rise and Shine Festival in Hamilton today, after...
Roncalli College have a ‘pair’ of gold
PROUD COACH: Coach Geoff McCrostie said the week went to plan for Kate Shaw, centre, and Libby Davenport. Photo:...
Maadi in pictures
Maadi photos copyright Geoff Ridder
Wintec announces NZ’s richest writing prize
Wintec has announced a new and unique writing prize – an award for the highest-paid sentence in New Zealand. HEAVY...
Young TQ racer chases his second win
A 21-year-old love affair is bearing fruit for race driver Shane Phillips who will be tearing around a racetrack this...
Shirt swapping mayhem
PRO SWAPPER: Pietta of Craighead is one of the better swappers. Photo: Ali Brady It was mayhem at the Maadi...
Rowing runs in the family at Rangiora High School
Rangiora High School rowers from North Canterbury Rupert Jackman and William Morris-Whyte have already started to follow in the footsteps...
Three Kitchins in one boat
Triplets are a rare phenomenon, triplets who row together in the same eights crew at the Maadi Cup are like...
Maadi Cup winners unite after 20 years
Members of both eights and lightweight four, from left- Alex Haley, Charles Barker (lightweight 4's),Tim Clements,James Armitage,Tim Dolan,Hamish Jenkins,Hamish Bell....
Baradene College rowing team work hard to impress Olympic-medallist coach
Former Olympic rower Dudley Storey, 73, who has been a volunteer coach at Baradene College in Auckland for 15 years,...
Maadi Cup race squads all set for showdown
Proud: Westlake Boys High School students make their way out of the crowd. Their eights team will row for the...
Schools ‘blown away’ by business support
Cambridge’s Adopt a School programme is doing great things for local business. There are 55 stores taking part in the...
Skiers frustrated by closures for rowing
Karapiro Lake users were left frustrated when rowers forgot their manners on the lake during the build-up to Maadi Cup....
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Getting amongst it, on the Karapiro Cruiser.
The best view for Maadi supporters has to be from out on the water. BEST SEAT: Katrina Galbraith, Marion college...
Coxes row novelty race
Coxswains will have a chance to get on the oars in a coxed four or quad at the end of...
Few injuries at Maadi Regatta
It's been a quiet week for St John - but they are the last to complain. St John employee, Grant...
Club t-shirts show off rowers quick wit
Tee shirts add originality for schools at Maadi Regatta. Waikato Independent investigate where the ideas originated.
Zoe McBride and Hannah Duggan win U18 double for Kavanagh
Zoe McBride and Hannah Duggan of Kavanagh College have won the girls U18 double today. Zoe and Hannah, both 17,...
Rowing breeds success, say Tauranga parents
Rowing has wide-ranging benefits off the water, according to parents of rowers at Tauranga Boys’ College. On Thursday afternoon, as...