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Kurawaitī developing next generation of Waikato River kaitiaki
The next cohort of rangatahi are schooling up their wai.
Hamilton rower selected for U19 World Champs in France
Justin Smyth will represent New Zealand as part of the quad team.
Ski fields thrown potential lifeline as MBIE lines up new operators
The plan comes after Ruapehu Alpine Lifts entered administration in October owing $45m.
Chiefs stars pass on skills to young rugby players
Damian McKenzie and Anton Lienert-Brown starr in training campaign.
Artwork from Enrich+ creatives graces mayor's office
Enrich + artists create work for the mayor's office.
Driver dies in crash between car and tanker near Tirau
Emergency services are at the scene.
Another birthday for NZ's oldest man
Jack’s long life had humble beginnings - he was born in a tent.
Still plenty of legs in prawn park after setbacks
It's been a tough time for the Huka Prawn Park but the future is bright.
Rainbow Place funding ensures specialist nursing for fragile children
Wrap-around support continues 24/7 throughout the Waikato.
‘I had a shotgun to my head': Complainant recalls beatings, gunpoint car trip
Jesse Whitiora had a gun to his head as he was told he was going to die.
Transylvania Mania set to break loose on Saturday
Local actors star in Riverlea Theatre's production of Young Frankenstein.
Four Taranaki locals to play on home ground against Reds
Gallagher Chiefs head coach selected four Taranaki Bulls players for Friday's line-up.
Join Predator Free 2050 and win the war against rats and stoats
Rats and other pests are a danger to humans as well as natve species
Te Awamutu College student leaders keen to make an impression
Te Awamutu College leaders are enjoying their new challenges.
A partnership that helps with the heavy lifting
Fieldays Society has received new CASE IH machinery as part of its sponsorship.
Waikato farmer wins regional dairy women's award
Rachel Usmar is the DWN's Regional Leader of the Year 2023.
Racing: Te Aroha hit by setback to track
First trial meeting scheduled for the new surface called off after horse slips
Call for trucking companies to do better as Moving Day nears
There have been three incidents of roadside dumping in the Matamata-Piako District.
River management teams drowning in work following cyclones
Remedial river work is expected to continue for the next two years.
Teen motocross rider airlifted to hospital from Tokoroa in critical condition
South Waikato Motorcycle Club said the crash happened at their first meet for the year.
High Court dismisses north Waikato farmer’s appeal
Experienced contractor should have been well aware of the rules.
Waikato councils get behind rangatahi leadership programme
The two Hamilton programme participants are already eyeing future council positions.
'Time is of the essence': $30-40 million bridge to replace SH25A Coromandel
There are three options for a permanent solution to fix the highway.
Safety improvements at T-intersection of SH1 and SH29
An “important project in one of NZ’s most critical transport corridors”.
'Cruel and inexcusable': 70 cattle left to starve to death
A 52-year-old woman has been fined $6000 for wilfully neglecting the animals.
Greenfields development aims to become a thriving North Waikato community
Comfort Group’s $1.2 billion project will span more than a decade.
More Coromandel closures coming up as road works continue
Drivers should visit the Waka Kotahi Journey Planner for more details.
Gallant effort by Sports falls short
Te Awamutu Sports Development thrash their Hautapu opposition in Cambridge.
Rescue helicopter gets injured boy to hospital in 25 minutes
The family were thankful for the chopper crew's life-saving clinical skills.
Premier indoor netball now played in two grades
Hamilton City Netball Centre Indoor Premier report for May 4.
Outstanding Waikato artist to be honoured with new exhibition
Jewish artist Margot Philips found refuge in New Zealand in 1938.
Waikato authors take centre stage at Auckland festival
Six local authors will be part of the Auckland Writers Festival 2023.