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Small town drug bust leads to four arrests
Waikato police got tip-off from public, four charged on drug supply, two on gun possession
Waikato police got tip-off from public, four charged on drug supply, two on gun possession
Jamie Strange to retire from Parliament next election to spend more time with his family.
National's Tama Potaka earned almost half of the byelection vote.
A general arming order has been made for Waikato police hunting an alleged offender.
The Pā at Te Kuiti has seen many celebrations over its 150 years.
Hamilton West will find out who their new MP is from 7pm tomorrow.
New signs show Tokoroa, Putāruru, Tīrau, and Arapuni in a new light.
The Supreme Court says a previous decision was wrong.
The reward is for any information on missing children Jayda, Maverick and Ember Phillips.
Queer representation in heath messaging and services is lacking in the regions.
Hamilton West will decide its new MP on Saturday.
Councils and an airport company among those listed as creditors.
A Corrections staffer was hospitalised in the day of violence.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and minister Stuart Nash visited the K'aute Pasifika fale.
The quake hit at 6.07pm, 20km southeast of Tokoroa, and was felt as far as Christchurch.
Parata Taite admitted multiple charges in relation to the blaze which stretched six days.
Predictions from a sample of community leaders in contested Waikato electorate.
Bill Burr was given the maximum community work sentence, along with community detention.
The incident has blocked the northbound and southbound lanes.
Waka Kotahi is investigating vehicles reported to have been in accidents last year.
Disgraced former accountant fails to in bid suppress his second fraud conviction.
The 73-year-old St Peter's School teacher is charged with 10 counts of indecent assault.
There are road closures in Waikato and Bay of Plenty.
Zyla Butler had a warrant out for her arrest - but wasn't keen to leave with officers.
Bash's aversion to people wearing masks in a global pandemic didn't help his cause.
Fortunately no one was injured in the incident on River Rd.
Dr Te Aro Moxon has been recognised for excellence operationalising Māori health equity.