Medieval Fair returns to Hamilton Gardens
Funds raised will go towards development of the Medieval Garden at the municipal gardens.
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Woman arrested after ramming police vehicle
26-year-old woman arrested near Te Awamutu after allegedly ramming a Police car.
School kids step up for cyclone relief
Ōhaupō School students working hard to fundraise post Cyclone Gabrielle.
Further biodiversity and environmental protection work needed in Gulf Plan
Fisheries plan needs to consider impacts of climate change, says regional council.
SH25 Hikuai to Opoutere mostly closed Friday, open over the weekend
Whangamata Area School bus will be escorted through the road works.
Cyclone recovery: PM says it might be best to 'give up' on some roads
Some roads, like State Highway 25A, just shouldn't be there, says Chris Hipkins.
Hamilton hyped for full-on weekend of rugby
Gallagher Chiefs and Chiefs Manawa kick off the first home games of the season.
'So lucky to be alive': Woman escapes burning home, man appears in court
Police said a 36-year-old male faces five charges relating to the incident.
Altrusa bake and share a cake
Families share stories and cupcakes for Dr Seuss birthday at Te Awamutu Library.
Weekend of motorbikes, adrenaline and speed at Hampton Downs MotoFest
The fourth MotoFest drew in people from all over New Zealand.
Alwyn Poole: The case for no one under 17 playing first XV rugby
OPINION: Educator Alwyn Poole speaks his mind about a troubling concern in school sports.
Waikato Rescue Helicopter acknowledges wāhine for International Women’s Day
Jennifer is one of the numerous strong wāhine saving lives on the rescue helicopter.
Road will close again Thursday as crews work to fix Coromandel washout.
Convoys allowed through for short periods today to relieve pressure on community.
Hamilton and Tauranga councils claim local govt review timid and out of sync
Review report needs to seize the opportunity to redefine local government.
Heritage month opens with stories from the dead
Genealogy group share findings from historic St John's Church graveyard.
Waipā leadership mentee wants to empower others
Maude Rewha of Te Awamutu College has been chosen for the Tuia Leadership Programme.
No bullying or assaults before prisoner took own life, Coroner rules
The Colombian national had been in New Zealand four years when he was charged.
Pirongia farmer heading to grand final for second chance
Family continue battle for Young Farmer supremacy.
Covid booster not to blame for fatal heart attack - but St John apologises for 111 delay
Nurse had no history of heart problems before she died.
Tui & Tama Eco Expo to mark new era for Te Awamutu Museum
Museum opens in temporary space as education and research centre.
Popular Frankton Thunder event back after two years
Cars of all kinds will be on show, including Scott Dixon's red racer.
SH25 Coromandel: Road closed as crews cut into hillside around washout
Further collapse of underslip sees re-closure to allow urgent work.
Wait over for new park footbridge installation
The work is part of a plan to improve access to the area.
Hamilton neighbourhood set up to deal with climate challenges
Peacocke ‘the gold standard’ for how to plan new NZ neighbourhoods.
New MP caught by emotion as he honours ancestors in maiden speech
Second half of Tama Potaka’s speech concerned New Zealand’s future in education and law.
SH25 Coromandel: The road may be closed at short notice should conditions deteriorate further.
The road between Hikuai and Opoutere is open to light vehicles only.
A record 211 new students sign up for Waikato uni’s Registered Nursing programmes
Graduate-entry programmes a faster way to address worker shortages.
Teen leadership mentee is 'Waipā through and through'
18-year-old Maude Rewha from Te Awamutu picked for Tuia leadership programme.
Matamata hopes to see wheels turning
Matamata-Piako District Council wants to make walking and cycling safer.
Shining a light on the sports fields of Hamilton
More of our sports fields are now available for longer periods.
High inflation and rising interest rates the main drivers of city’s deficit
No new spending, but existing work programmes are costing more to deliver.
Procurement issues hold up Ōhaupō crossing construction
Three months delay on crossing start due to procurement issues
Hamiltonians to awake to colourful balloons in the sky
The annual Balloons Over Waikato festival will lift off next week.