Red herring? Suspected Coronavirus case held at police station doesn't have virus
The man had actually returned a negative test result before he was arrested.
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Coronavirus: School remains open as child tested for Covid-19
Latest suspected case of Covid-19 a child being tested in Hamilton.
Waikato coronavirus cases arrived from Sydney, Europe
Waikato cases of Covid-19 flew into New Zealand from Europe and Australia.
Coronavirus: Cambridge Avantidrome closed due to user showing symptoms
A person who used the Avantidrome and a Hamilton City Council staffer are being tested.
Mums accused of panic buying while doing regular grocery shop
The two supermarket giants are urging people to shop as they usually would.
Coronavirus: Hamilton City Council worker tested
The worker returned to work from overseas before developing flu-like symptoms.
Coronavirus: School closes to plan for Covid-19
Schools are cancelling camps and assemblies and planning for teaching online.
Chiefs lose final match before league stops
It could indeed end up being the last game Warren Gatland's men play for some time.
Coronavirus: Multi-billion dollar plan to save jobs as travel rules kick in
Tens of thousands of jobs on the line as Govt weighs up economic response to Covid-19.
Work to start this year on billion-dollar Hamilton lakes project
Transformative $1b Te Awa Lakes housing and adventure park for Hamilton gets nod.
Decision about being in a place to grow and be happy
Knowledge, experience and composure that Lienert-Brown has will be critical.
All aboard? New Hamilton-Auckland train journey 2 hours 20 mins
Te Huia train between Hamilton and Auckland to take its first trip in August.
Drowned in Waikato River: Police failed in duty to help fugitive
The IPCA found officers "did nothing to help [the man] when it was most needed".
Victims of fiery car crash near Hamilton dragged to safety
Police have confirmed none of the occupants were seriously injured.
Battle of Kororāreka remembered 175 years on
Attack on Russell sparked by Hone Heke's frustration over Treaty breaches.
'I don't feel safe in my country': Teenagers bottled in racist attack
Two teenagers were hospitalised after seven people assaulted the group.
'I'm fighting to be heard': Toxic mould in work car - man battles employer, ACC
"The next day I was driving the car and my vision deteriorated..." Waikato father tells.
'There is mould, broken windows ... and fleas': Single mum's plea to landlord
Property manager says $400pw for house with borer and broken windows 'modestly' priced.
Airbnb family scores Hamilton rental home that ticks their boxes
Hours after sharing her struggle finding a rental property, she found the perfect one.
Mosque shootings one year on: How is your community marking anniversary?
Events are planned around the country to mark one year since the March 15 attacks.
Keep it out, stamp it out: What's in NZ's pandemic plan?
The Govt is under fire over its pandemic plan - but experts say it's working. What is it?
Mental health patients subjected to degrading treatment - Chief Ombudsman
Waikato DHB has come under fire for its degrading treatment of mental health patients.
Gynaecologist accused of performing STI test on woman during first date
Gynaecologist Naylin Appanna has already been suspended from practising in Australia.
Pedestrian fatally struck by car near Tahuna, Waikato
The person was walking along SH26 near Tahuna when the crash occurred.
Housing shortage: Mum resorts to Airbnb to stop family being homeless
Solo mum can't find long-term accommodation due to Hamilton's extreme housing shortage.
Mr Asia player back behind bars after big meth deal busted
Mr Asia drug syndicate player jailed again after "substantial" methamphetamine find in car
'People are continuing to die' - families want investigation
Suicide-bereaved whānau want external investigation of Waikato mental health facility.
Danish backpacker allegedly raped after hitchhiking near Hamilton
The backpacker was attacked by a local man in a remote cemetery.
Classmates remember Waihi Beach victim Jaden Chhayrann
Jaden Chhayrann, 17, is missing presumed drowned at Waihī Beach.
Drownings report: 'While our waterways are our playground, they can be unforgiving'
Twelve more people died by drowning last year than in 2018.
Beach tragedy: Teen swept to sea and presumed drowned was on school trip
One of the school's teachers reportedly made a heroic effort to save the teen.
Colin Carruthers QC to lead independent body to review wrongful convictions
A number of legal heavyweights will set up the new body to review wrongful convictions
Baby discharged as twin's funeral goes ahead
Six people were taken to hospital after gas panel heater and oven hob leaks
Opinion: Chiefs rest and rotation should be applauded
The Chiefs should be applauded, not criticised, for rest and rotation.