How are we doing in waste reduction, recovery and avoidance areas?

History of turning Hauraki Plains land into dairy farms is in Warrick Davey's blood.

Māori Ward councillor resigns following his interim suspension as a lawye

She had a simple motto to help with her recovery: ‘If you can’t stand up, stand out.’

The grand finale of Balloons over Waikato can still be enjoyed from home.

Waipā Mayor Susan O'Regan accepts councillor's verbal resignation today.

Co-captains Sam Cane and Brad Weber, Brodie Retallick on mandated breaks.

Local riders gain many podium placements in first Track National Championships trip.

New Zealand fans treated to first leg of Morgan Wallen's One Night at a Time World Tour.

Waipā District Council has joined a nationwide library movement to remove library fines.

Police have made arrests after an assault in Kihikihi on January 5.

Chipseal being applied to cement stabilised bypass track around underslip.

Applications invited for rethink, reduce and reuse projects.

Emergency services rushed to a home in Ngāruawāhia shortly before 9.30pm.

College host King Country, Northwest and South Waikato Zone Secondary Athletics Champs.

Dean Cumming was jailed for four and a half years.

Hamilton's mini-Beach Hop drew in people from as far as Tauranga and Paeroa.

People wanting to get a pet are urged to consider adopting to combat pet-homelessness.

Team Nike take Kiwi amateur rocketry to new heights.

Geotech drill rigs gathering info to help plan permanent fix.

Te Awamutu firefighters continue longstanding support of Leukaemia & Blood Cancer NZ.

One donor has the potential to help up to ten people waiting for organ transplant.

Four-time Waikato champion prepares for a series of epic and enthralling challenges.

Organisers extend the entry deadline due to cyclone disruption.

Te Awamutu excavator driver Mike Bowe taking on New Zealand's best.

Co-captain leads from the front as Ōhaupō take on Thames Valley counterparts.

The cemeteries are in need of future-proofing since a lot are set to be full by 2048.

The OFI plant received an investment to produce specialised protein ingredients.

Waipā allocated an extra $10,000 to invest in projects and ideas to reduce waste.

Pirongia Outdoor Women’s Adventures is back for 2023.