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Waipā Networks We are your local electricity network provider for Te Awamutu, Cambridge, Tamahere, Kāwhia and surrounding areas.
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We are 100% owned by the Waipa Networks Trust on behalf of our electricity customers.

In an industry where teamwork, trust and looking out for each other are so important, feeling connected and supported ma...
15/10/2026

In an industry where teamwork, trust and looking out for each other are so important, feeling connected and supported makes a real difference.

For Mental Health Awareness Week, some of our team came together for lunchtime walks and shared what makes them feel like they belong.

A great reminder that looking after each other is just as important as the work we do.

Meet our Connexis Annual Connection NZ team for 2026!We've got a great mix of first-time competitors and experienced fac...
11/10/2026

Meet our Connexis Annual Connection NZ team for 2026!

We've got a great mix of first-time competitors and experienced faces representing us this year. It's also great to see some former competitors stepping into team management roles, sharing their knowledge and supporting the next generation.

The team will be heading to Pukekohe next week for the competition, running from 20–22 October.

We're looking forward to seeing them in action. All the best, team!

Our Community Grants funding round is now closed!We’ve had a fantastic response, with applications coming in from across...
01/10/2026

Our Community Grants funding round is now closed!

We’ve had a fantastic response, with applications coming in from across our community.

Our team is now working through the applications, and we’ll be in touch with applicants shortly to let them know the outcome.

A big thank you to everyone who applied and took the time to tell us about the great work happening in our communities.

Keep an eye on our website for details about future Community Grants funding rounds.

Apply for a Waipā Networks Community Grant Sponsorship and access funding for local initiatives that benefit communities across our network area.

☀️More daylight means a bit more time to get those outdoor jobs done.If you're trimming trees, using a ladder or tacklin...
28/09/2026

☀️More daylight means a bit more time to get those outdoor jobs done.

If you're trimming trees, using a ladder or tackling jobs around the property, remember to look up and check for power lines before you start.

Keep yourself, your tools and machinery at least 4m away from overhead lines. And if you're ever unsure, check out the safety page on our website!

Stay switched on to safety.

If you’re working with or near electricity, it’s important to stay aware of your surroundings and keep your distance. Read on for more tips and information to keep safe and avoid harm.

Great to link up with The Breeze Waikato 99.4FM this morning for such a great cause. Thanks to everyone who came along a...
22/09/2026

Great to link up with The Breeze Waikato 99.4FM this morning for such a great cause. Thanks to everyone who came along and supported Kids in Need Waikato!

22/09/2026

Ever wondered what those metal sheets around our power poles are for? 👀

Orlando from our Lines crew has the answer. They help stop possums and rats from climbing the poles and getting into our lines, where they can cause power outages.

He also answers a few more good questions, from why specialist PPE matters to staying safe around our work sites and what he enjoys about the job.

No complicated explanations – just good questions and answers from someone who knows the work.

Head along to Albert Park tomorrow morning between 8–10am, grab a pie and support Kids in Need Waikato!Great to have The...
21/09/2026

Head along to Albert Park tomorrow morning between 8–10am, grab a pie and support Kids in Need Waikato!

Great to have The Breeze Waikato 99.4FM in Te Awamutu!

Watch out Te Awamutu we are coming your way with our Limited Edition Stu and Camille Oxford Pies THIS Wednesday thanks to Waipā Networks! 🤸‍♂️🥧😋

We'll be broadcasting live from 8-10am outside Albert Park with a special Pop Up Pie Shop on Wednesday and you'll be able to get your hands on all 3 of our Oxford Pies: Mince and Double Cheese, Beef, Bacon and Cheese sausage roll and the amazing dessert Cake in a Can, chocolate brownie with berry magic - with ALL proceeds going to Kids in Need Waikato.

We only have a few weeks left to be able to buy these pies, so bring it on Te Awamutu! 💛 Stu and Camille

16/09/2026

He pātai pai tēnā – That’s a Good Question.

To celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, we’re bringing a little more te reo Māori into our latest That’s a Good Question with Project Manager Manga.

Manga answers a few pātai about his mahi – what a Project Manager actually does, why even seemingly simple jobs need plenty of planning and coordination, and how we prioritise the work our network and customers need.

No complicated explanations – just good pātai and answers from someone who knows the mahi.

Te Awa Light Night is back ✨After being postponed due to the weather,  Light Night is set to light up Cambridge this wee...
08/09/2026

Te Awa Light Night is back ✨

After being postponed due to the weather, Light Night is set to light up Cambridge this weekend, and we’re proud to be supporting its return.

Start your evening at Gaslight Theatre, then roll or stroll your way under the lights on Saturday 12 September from 5.30pm.

It’s a fantastic opportunity to get out, enjoy the atmosphere and experience the river in a different light.

👉 Read more about the event and our support here:

Waipā Networks is encouraging whānau to dust off their bikes, charge their lights and get ready for the return of Te Awa River Ride’s popular Light Night event on Saturday, 12 September. Originally scheduled earlier this winter, the much-loved community event was postponed due to bad weather. Th...

Free EV charging is back at the Perry Aquatic Centre in Cambridge.The new charger replaces the original unit installed i...
07/09/2026

Free EV charging is back at the Perry Aquatic Centre in Cambridge.

The new charger replaces the original unit installed in 2021 and is now ready for locals and visitors to use.

Cambridge Community House is already putting it to good use, helping keep their EV on the road as the team visits local whānau, delivers food and supports people across our community.

Great to have this community asset back up and running.

Address

240 Harrison Drive
Te Awamutu
3800

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+6478720745

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