Waipā tree contract extended
WDC says the firm has performed well in the prior 4-year contract, and cyclone recovery.
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Cambridge town clock silenced … for now
Cambridge’s historic town clock is now a timer without a chimer.
Waipā District Council’s indoor art collection lessens
Waipā District Council to dispose of 34 artworks
Waikato Hospital buses go half price for Bee Card users
Access to Waikato Hospital made easier for staff, patients and visitors.
Hamilton pedestrian in critical condition after driveway accident
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Poisoned trees to be removed
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New forestry requirement to remove slash from erosion-prone land
Changes to forestry rules will put power back into the hands of local communities.
Waikato carving kura working miracles of whakamana
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Tūrangi 'turned into a parking lot' by trucks
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Public report seeing Tom Phillips with and without his children 14 times last month
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Taupō and Tūrangi sports results
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Bone-chilling: North Island temperatures plunge to below freezing
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Rangatahi seen as key to election
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Bolt back for more brilliance after fracturing bone in leg
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Young Te Pāti Māori candidate trails 4 per cent behind Cabinet Minister Nanaia Mahuta
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A brief history of trophy desecration in Aotearoa
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‘Forgot he had a toy pistol’: Man who once thought he was Hitler sparks Winz shutdown
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Child dies in driveway incident
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Three thefts in three weeks: Shoplifter back to bad habits after being released from jail
Jake Cooper targeted supermarkets and hardware, clothing and homeware stores.
Turua memorial wall inspired by firefighter
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Simply the Beast: Beastwars make 'heavy music for heavy times'
Beastwars set to take new album on tour.
DoC starts voluntary booking system for New Zealand's busiest day walk
DoC urges trampers to book ahead this summer, to protect the popular national park.
Eyes peeled for Chilean needlegrass in the haystack
Chilean needlegrass will outcompete other grasses and is a risk to sheep and beef farms.
Te Pāti Māori candidate wasn't home during 'invasion'
Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke doubles down on claims of racist attacks.
Critical injuries after car hits pedestrian in South Auckland
Road closures are in place and Serious Crash Unit at scene.
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New romcom has all the hallmarks of a classic.
Taupō weather: September coasting on averages
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Club report: Tauhara Women’s Luncheon Club
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