
Emotional haka as council votes for Māori wards
The council just became the 10th local authority in Waikato to establish the seats.
The council just became the 10th local authority in Waikato to establish the seats.
Messam says he's excited for Taupō's Merewether to test his boxing abilities.
Jecentho believed his friend was with him in spirit in Ashburton over the weekend.
A 46-year-old man has been arrested after a shooting in Taupiri.
Plaintiffs say they suffered mental anguish and reputational damage following stories.
Forecasters are warning that rain is expected to last until late Tuesday.
Several places across the top of the North Island have recorded over 100mm of rain.
The alarming situation is revealed in figures obtained by the Herald under the OIA.
The market, eatery and retail destination will soon open in Grey St.
"It is a wonderful marker to celebrate our reo and how proud I am to be Māori.”
Matawhā, Ururoa and Mako will allow the Navy to go further and faster.
Local farmer and paw-some companion will compete in the Trans-Tasman Sheep Dog Trial.
Kapa haka in Kirikiriroa is being used as a healing power of culture.
The council says it made the decision after consulting the community.
Ongoing work will see southbound traffic detoured for about five weeks.
The Waikato club has received a national honour.
The road is expected to be closed for several hours.
There are high hopes Hamilton Zoo's latest love story will result in new tiger cubs.
What can you expect from the weather this long weekend, New Zealand.
Te Huia is expanding its timetable.
Advance voting starts in just over three weeks and polling day is November 25.
Strawberries are set to be the star of Labour weekend.
Waikato Herald invited MPs to share their thoughts on the upcoming term.
Tamate Gough began using drugs aged 6, while Sijaye Rhind was 11.
Mare Marbles gave birth to the still-nameless foal at the end of September.
Keeley Reserve at Karapiro will reopen in time for Labour Weekend.
The Waipareira chair seeks a review after his application for a Māori board was declined.
Fatupaito says the banning of gang patches would take away a 'human right'.
Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke's tūpuna, Wiremu Katene, also paved the way for Māori.