Cathedral Cove walking access options open for public scrutiny
DoC is asking for more feedback on Coromandel’s Cathedral Cove walking access options.
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Police hunting wanted man, 24, believed to be in Waikato
The man is believed to be in the Waikato District.
Drive to get horses microchipped in the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle
Disappearance and death of horses during the storm highlighted the need for microchips.
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NZTA to reduce investment in Te Huia passenger train
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Business amps up in South Waikato as new co-working space opens
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New Zealand’s smallest economic development agency closes
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Community wants to save Waihi Art Centre
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Alleged long-time mail thief used letters to get fraudulent loans, credit cards - police
Cops executed search warrant at alleged thief's house - found hundreds of stolen letters.
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Pirongia herd manager named New Zealand Dairy Trainee of the Year
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Playwright adapts her old plays to pass 'woke inspection'
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Wastewater flows into Hamilton stream after pump station failure
The council has asked people to keep themselves and their pets from entering the waterway.
Councillor quit after being queried about regular absences
Hamilton councillors have been queried about their attendance.
Investment in Corrections: Prison expansion could put pressure on community
Extra funding for prison beds, staff and rehab programmes welcomed.
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Fireplace technicians and bus drivers get the thumbs up
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Top drop: Matamata-Piako District Council a finalist for best-tasting tap water
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Electric motorcycle brand revs up for new chapter in Waikato
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