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Doubts raised over esport contest prize money
The growing scene of esports in New Zealand has been plagued by controversy.
Waikato's $2.875 billion plan for post-Covid 19 future
The Waikato has put forward a multimillion-dollar list of projects to boost the economy.
Remote working likely the future for many more companies
Before the Industrial Revolution, professions and trades would operate out of their homes.
Comment: Time for New Zealand to embrace Esports
Now is the time for New Zealand to embrace Esports
Injured jockey's gritty drive to walk again, and then some
Vance says climbing a mountain is symbolic of her journey to be able to walk again.
Calls to fast-track roading projects to save jobs
Jobs on the line as major transport projects wind down, says contracting boss.
Trying out Hamilton's new self-drive car share service
Self-drive option promoted as providing a cheaper alternative to using your own car.
Call to fix 'broken' local government electoral system
Hamilton council boss and candidate say the current system outdated and needs to change.
Female quake shakes up Hamilton City Council
Female shake-up at Hamilton City Council from elections.
River of dreams: Water taxi plan floated for Waikato
Meet the man who wants to see Waikato River return to being a bustling transport route.
Traffic chaos concerns as part of busy Waikato expressway closes for six weeks
Commuters should expect delays during morning and evening peak traffic periods.
Waikato council candidate's nomination rejected as invalid
Huntly mum misses out on election chance after last-minute nomination ruled invalid.
Lime scooters roll into Hamilton
Lime Scooters will be rolled out onto Hamilton Streets this Friday.
Should Hamilton keep its system of Māori representation?
What do this year's council candidates think about whether the model should continue?
Govt invests $42 million in schools
Time to plan for the growing number of students at Waikato schools, says Minister.
Girl, 10, grabs wheel as dad suffers seizure
Girl acts fast as dad has violent seizure while driving at 100km/h across narrow bridge.
What's driving Huntly: The town that's fighting back
The future is bright for Huntly according to local residents.
What's wrong with Huntly? The NZ town fighting its reputation
What does the future hold for Huntly as the Waikato Expressway nears completion?
Outspoken Hamilton councillor apologises to Muslim community
Mayor says he has no doubt the councillor has 'learned a lot' in the past few days.
Hamilton reviews sensitive street names
Council voted in favour of reviewing street names around Hamilton.
Up in smoke? Vaping ban for Hamilton CBD
"Vaping looks terrible, irrespective of the health benefits and I will not endorse it."
Dangerous footpaths being fixed after 28,000 faults found
Innovative survey scooters prove invaluable, covering 1000km of footpaths in a month.
Kiwi dream of owning home 'impossible', even in Hamilton
Former byelection candidate Deborah Fisher said the city needs more homes.
Trains for $40 a day between Hamilton and Auckland
The total trip time from Frankton would be 88 minutes.
Students working to battle youth suicide
Two University of Waikato students want to make a difference in mental health.
Māori representation for council committees
Māori will hold a seat on Hamilton council's committees.
Hamilton's 10-year plan signed off after 18-month debate
Hamilton's 10-year plan was given the final tick of approval, with rates rise of 9.7%.
Mayor breaks silence on 'conflict of interest'
Hamilton Mayor Andrew King speaks out on questions over conflict of interest.
Hamilton mayor dumps name change to Kirikiriroa
Hamilton City Council discusses Mayor Andrew King's controversial name change.
Poll: Help Hamilton choose a new name
Hamilton's mayor Andrew King is proposing a name change to the city's council.
Major changes proposed for Hamilton
Hamilton Mayor Andrew King wants to turn Hamilton around while increasing rates.
Artist knocking off school's Hillary mural
Award-winning Kiwi artist Owen Dippie has returned home to create a masterpiece.
Special Housing Area: Jebson Place gets the nod
Jebson Place will be Hamilton's first Special Housing Area under new rules.
First special housing area for Hamilton
Hamilton City Council approved six applications under a new Special Housing Area criteria
Insight into North Korea situation
An interest in diplomacy and military history took one Hamiltonian to the United States
No housing premium in Boys High school zone
Living in the Hamilton Boys' High school zone does not boost your house value.