
Proposed 33-hour music festival gets cool reception from council
Authorities say event will be too loud and there will be too many cars.
Authorities say event will be too loud and there will be too many cars.
Coastal earthworks could pose a risk to the Coromandel region's lizard populations.
'Over the years, our savings have been eroded by Covid and weather events.'
No changes to funding are proposed for Destination Hauraki-Coromandel.
The popular walking track has been closed since February 2023.
Over 40 extra staff were deployed to the peninsula over the 2023/24 New Year period.
Little Bay residents plead for speed limit reduction.
A replacement pool would cost up to $77 million.
Councils across New Zealand started their Long Term Plan discussions.
Industry, iwi and government want to double Waikato aquaculture exports by 2044.
A third-party contractor did some damage to the line on March 22.
Continuing to fund the programmes would cost $4.4 million over 10 years.
Police treat questions asked by the HC Post about holiday period crime figures as OIA.
Cadets have been employed to clean up the Coromandel Peninsula's eastern coastline.
While visitor numbers were up, local infrastructure was put under severe pressure.
Thames shoreline protection comes with 'big costs'
The night sky north of Whitianga is a star-gazer's delight.
Fiery language was in response to increased aggression directed at council staff.
As the year draws to a close, Waikato Herald is taking stock of 2023.
Court of Appeal concludes a defence of responsible communication was made out.
The $15.3 million project includes building a new commercial wharf and slipway.
The council just became the 10th local authority in Waikato to establish the seats.
The most recent council set to establish the wards is Hauraki District Council.
The 15m luxury vessel was taken apart after it sank near Mercury Bay.
A waste contractor has apologised after a contract began before new trucks arrived.
A plan to liven up the Thames CBD has proved to be widely unpopular.
Sites are planned so most places won’t be able to be seen from the beach below.
Hamilton leaders are excited about big event opportunity next year.
TCDC failed to do due diligence on operator with a poor safety record.