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St Johns: New and improved ambulance station for Waihī, temporary relocation for services
Planning and construction of the station was put on hold due to lack of funding.
Smart parking meters to replace old coin-operated machines in Hamilton
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Get on your bike for February challenge
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Remembering Gabrielle: Coromandel still recovering from cyclone
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Dangerous man with multiple arrest warrants sought by police in Waikato
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Six dead as influenza outbreak strikes NZ aged care facility
Six people died in the space of 12 days as a result of the outbreak.
Younger brother hopes to boost Parker family's boxing dynasty
After a 19-month hiatus, John Parker returned to boxing in December.
'Dreaming, planning and nagging' results in impressive new sports facility
Turf a welcome addition to Te Awamutu College’s other sports facilities.
Teen surfer rides wave of success with three in a row
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Two new assistants complete Chiefs Manawa coaching line-up
Waikato and Chiefs stalwart Dwayne Sweeney also named to assist Crystal Kaua.
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'Intense rivalry' at Waihi's biggest golf event
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Graduates help combat rural vet shortage
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Waikato-Tainui Iwi need strong leadership - Tuku Morgan
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Waikato Anniversary Day? Not anytime soon
Local councils say they have more important priorities than a separate holiday.
The Waikato rugby rep who gave up Gwynne Shield spot to play accordion
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The hunt: Fugitive dad Tom Phillips urged to give up, police told to offer reward
More than two years ago Marokopa dad vanished with his three young children.
Kiwi Olympic hopeful makes transatlantic move
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Why Hamilton neighbourhood is being renamed
The former dairy farm will ultimately be home for up to 20,000 residents.
Five Waikato-born players make Māori All Stars line-up
Xavier Willison and Te Maire Martin are in the men's squad - both whakapapa to Tahāroa.
Community split on Telephone Rd rail crossing fix
NZTA has conducted a survey to assess possible future options for the crossing.
Manu mana on show at Hamilton's Waterworld
The Hamilton heats of the Manu Champs last weekend were a success.
Lienert-Brown to co-captain Chiefs for second game in Japan
Anton Lienert-Brown and Bradley Slater will share the captaincy for game two in Japan.
Police find body in Te Akau, Waikato
Formal identification and a post-mortem will be carried out today.
'If it helps a little, I am happy': Woman, 75, shaves head for charity
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Getting from A to B in 2054: The future shape of Waikato transport
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Police no longer treating death of Waikato man as homicide
Police initially believed victim, found in the Waikato River, suffered a "violent death".
Waste-to-energy firm 'disappointed' with councils' move
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What repealing Three Waters could mean for your rates
Adding hundreds of millions of dollars in costs and an urgent revision to previous budgets