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One family adds 25,000 plants to ecological corridor
Beautifying the Mangapiko Stream will enhance its mana.
New boat rules to curb invasive clam
Boaties are being warned about new rules for using the Waikato River.
Fighting climate change: Hamilton engineers design special aircraft
The SuperPac XSTOL is set to be used by the United Nations.
Te Kauwhata wine company takes top honours in Waikato Business Awards
Annual Waikato Business Awards winners have been announced.
Heavy rain expected for several areas in North Island
Northland, Auckland, Gisborne and Waikato are all in the firing line.
'Not a strong case': Rural mail operator loses injunction bid against NZ Post
THG's contract ended the day after the High Court's judgment was delivered.
'Be safe': Dad swept from rocks by large wave at fishing spot
His partner is pleading for people to wear a lifejacket so they can go home to loved ones.
Dozens descend on Waikato lake for marine oil spill exercise
Members of the public are welcome to watch the emergency response training.
Te Aroha farmer turned singer on tour around North Island
Merv Pinny will be playing two shows in Waikato.
Health warning issued for Lake Ngā Roto
Health warning in place at Lake Ngā Roto after a significant rise in cyanobacteria levels.
Fonterra announces on-farm emission reduction target
Around 86 per cent of Fonterra’s emissions come from on-farm operations.
'Save soil': Why we need to act now
One teaspoon of soil contains more living organisms than there are people in the world.
Bowhunters swap forest for the river in the name of biosecurity
During the 33rd World Koi Classic competition, the society shot more than 4 tonnes of koi.
Fonterra opposes waste-to-energy plant proposal
A decision on the proposal won't be made until next year.
Drone takes rook: Eye in the sky helps in fight against pest bird
Surveillance by drone helps to locate nests so targeted control can be carried out.
Kiwi return to Wairākei after extensive cyclone repairs
The first kiwi has set foot in Wairākei since Cyclone Gabrielle.
Inside an animal shelter on Guy Fawkes night: Music, volunteers and calming sprays
What do animal shelters do on the loudest night of the year to help their furry residents?
Top dog: Waikato duo break records and win for late mate
Jecentho believed his friend was with him in spirit in Ashburton over the weekend.
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Wild weather: Roads closed with over 100mm of rain, 130km/h wind gusts
Several places across the top of the North Island have recorded over 100mm of rain.
Bringing back 'village energy': New market, eatery and retail precinct set to open
The market, eatery and retail destination will soon open in Grey St.
Fieldays Innovation Award entries open
Fieldays 2024 entries are open now until Wednesday, April 24, 2024.
Get in behind 'em: Waikato duo step up for transtasman sheep dog tests
Local farmer and paw-some companion will compete in the Trans-Tasman Sheep Dog Trial.
Reel deal: Kāwhia Boating & Angling Club lands national honour
The Waikato club has received a national honour.
Pedestrian dies in Te Awamutu after being struck by car
The road is expected to be closed for several hours.
'Wise owl' of Waikato local government dies
Hugh Vercoe's service to the community included 15 years as Matamata-Piako mayor.
TikTok star's love letter to Te Awamutu
Heta encourages actors to "be the most authentic you can and have fun doing it".
New berry farm opens in Waikato in time for PYO season
Strawberries are set to be the star of Labour weekend.
Sir Frederic Lang's busy lifestyle
Lang was awarded the King George V Silver Jubilee Medal not long before his 1935 death.
Committed to change: Barbara Kuriger on the challenge ahead
Waikato Herald invited MPs to share their thoughts about the upcoming term.
Rogue kākāpō could have been on the run for more than a week
A critically endangered parrot has survived up to 10 days outside the wire.
'Deliberate neglect': Sharemilker broke the tails of 116 cows
Four cows had to have their tails amputated because their injuries were so severe.
Crews battle fire at landfill site near Huntly
Charges were laid in 2021 after a fire smouldered at the landfill for more than a year.