The touring show features side-splitting gags and a touch of anti-capitalist banter.

Aware Group director named Waikato Emerging Leader of the Year.

The Ōhaupō rugby player is turning out in the 2022 Oceania Rugby Sevens Challenge.

Iwi around Aotearoa want the funding and resources to look after their own.

The foundation is fundraising for a new educational vehicle.

Jaden Melgren jailed six years, four months for raping a sleeping woman.

Large cracks have appeared on the part of Bryce Street next to Seddon Park.

The Hohepa sisters will once again don the Chiefs Manawa colours in Super Rugby Aupiki.

There's a second life for everything except hazardous waste, rubbish, and damaged goods.

Central Hamilton to be a connected and liveable community with all amenities.

A woman was heard saying “watch out... oh my God” as the slip rushed towards them.

Dealer claims damaged vehicles are being repaired, warranted and on-sold.

Rutendo Shadaya is onto her third book after starting to write because of her friend.

Shoppers given chance to help needy Kiwi kids this Christmas.

You'll find blueberries, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, and boysenberries.

Southgate is particularly worried about the loss of local voice for metro councils.

Sport Waikato received 100 nominations for the seven award categories this year.

About 50% of the site will be kept as community parks, nature reserves and eco-greenways.

Safer for everyone – no matter how they choose to travel.

Coromandel tourist and hospitality businesses have awakened from covid-induced slumber

Ray White Whangamata held its annual golf day at Whangamata Golf Club's Ti Toki Course.

Bluesman Grant Haua draws on his Māori heritage for his latest tour.

The Opposition leader is in the city visiting business.

Phil Tataurangi first started playing on Whangamata's Williamson Golf Course at age 7.

Students who graduated from the programme have obtained employment as support workers.

A new TV series goes in search of Māori and Pacific artworks and the people who made them.

After three years, Waipā's inter-school Kapa Haka Competition is back.

Tatou Va's founder is leaving, but local creatives continue the studio's legacy.

"To me, there is art for myself, and art for the people."

NZSO principal trombonist David Bremner runs workshop for young brass banders.