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Waikato initiatives stand out as Biosecurity Award finalists
The finalists have all contributed significantly to safeguarding the biosecurity of NZ.
Cambridge's Leamington Domain in for revamp
Waipā District Council released 'masterplan' including bbq area, learn-to-ride path.
Key BoP-Waikato route to close over five nights
NZTA says a full closure was safer for their crews and road users.
Six60 and country music star to play Taupō Supercars gig
Another major act has been announced as part of the off-track programme.
Hamilton City Council rejigs committee roles again
Former minister and Geoff Taylor join committees, deputy mayor appointed to new role.
Small Waikato community receives special sculpture
The sculpture was a community-led project.
Mighty fine: Wool classer earns near-perfect score for fleece
Sharon Lawton's flock fleece entry received 98.5 points out of 100 at the Wānaka A&P Show.
Transport minister takes to social media over Waikato Expressway delays
Motorists spent hours getting to their destinations. Others simply gave up and went home.
Man changed partner’s bloody clothes after fatal assault, then called 111
Now Richard Coburn is standing trial for the alleged murder of his girlfriend.
Chiefs Manawa still unbeaten in Super Rugby after victory over Blues
Grace Kukutai scores match winner for visitors at Bell Park in Auckland.
Chiefs drop to second after loss to Reds
Brutal turnover seals match after 23-phase Chiefs assault on the try line.
Tiny bat rescued from a goldfish pond, ready to return to the wild after rehab
The native bat is being released back into the wild on March 12.
More than $1 billion in assets at risk from Thames flooding
Thames shoreline protection comes with 'big costs'
Savea becomes all-time leading Super Rugby try-scorer
The record-breaking back scored in the second half, during his side's 29-23 loss.
Chiefs Manawa, university extend partnership to 2026
The organisations hope to make better athletes and better people.
Make a new favourite for morning tea
These cheesy apple scones will be the star of any morning snack.
What our reviewer thought of Oscar-winning Zone of Interest
Quiet horror lurks in tale of Nazi commandant's family living in the shadows of Auschwitz.
Relay brings injection of joy and funds for Cancer Society’s Hamilton lodge
Cancer Society’s Lions Lodge in Hamilton, a free home away from home.
Hundreds of special vehicles rev up at Frankton Thunder
The annual festival, first held in 2016, saw Hamilton’s suburb of Frankton packed today.
Watercare ends contract with Waikato District Council
Watercare has operated the district water, wastewater and stormwater services since 2019.
Coromandel rolls out mental health first aid courses
Coromandel to get mental health first aid courses.
Tiny bat rescued from a goldfish pond, rehabilitated and given flying lessons
The native bat is expected to make a full recovery.
Jet skiers descend on Lake Karāpiro for national champs
About 40 competitors from across New Zealand will take part in the event.
Two potential Chiefs Manawa debuts
Krystal Murray, Tanya Kalounivale and Luka Connor will be a formidable front row.
Hamilton's new luxury hotel 'great' news for Waikato
Tourism and business leaders are excited about the $120 million development in the CBD.
Waikato 2024 NPC draw announced
Waikato take on Bay of Plenty in round one for the Nathan Strongman Memorial Trophy.
'No witnesses': Murder defendant says alleged robbery checklist found in his bedroom wasn’t his
'This was a mistake. This is a stupid ass thing that happened,' he said of the shooting.
11yo goes missing, last seen at address in Hamilton
Unity, 11, was last seen at an address on Peachgrove Rd.
Have you seen missing Hamilton woman Amanda?
Police and Amanda's family are concerned for her welfare.
Foodstuffs to fund new intersection at site of future Pak’nSave Te Rapa
Hamilton City Council gave the project the green light this week.
Wāhine toa inspire South Waikato students for International Women's Day
They will share their journeys with more than 150 Year 12 and 13 students.