Street artists defied the weather and brightened up Dinsdale & Hamilton CBD.

Church organises Christmas trails for fun and prizes.

Connecting content to audiences with a secure and flexible e-commerce solution.

The Longest Day Golf Challenge was organised to raise funds for the Cancer Society.

“There’s still plenty of money” at the top end of the market.

Adam Martin also helped another prisoner get compassionate bail - but he didn't return.

Featuring all the hits you love and all the drama of ambition, relationships and conflict.

Protectors of a nationally significant lake have an unusual plan to save it.

Houses were shattered after a tornado hit town yesterday.

Fairfield Intermediate principal Angela Walters just won a NEiTA Award for Leadership.

Replenish your mind, body, and soul as you take in the spectacular coastline.

Highfield Country Estate Retirement Village celebrates its residents' talents.

The Inaugural Te Awamutu Business Chamber Black Friday Blowout was well supported.

The first of two Beach Hop festivals this summer kicked off last week.

"Success to us means simply reaching out to as many people as possible around the world."

Te Awamutu's community digs in and gets involved with Te Awamutu's 58th Rose Show.

$2000 to be donated to organisations that support the community.

Pakeke Lions fundraiser on sale until December 17.

Central government direction meets criticism, dismay and rejection.

Predictions from a sample of community leaders in contested Waikato electorate.

Guest speaker Tom Walsh helps Cornerstone Trust raise funds for promising young athletes.

There's a new restaurant and bar by the river for hotel guests and locals to enjoy.

Bill Burr was given the maximum community work sentence, along with community detention.

All the crowd favourites plus some innovative changes like the Fieldays Forestry Hub.

Part of Normandy Ave still closed as emergency wastewater repairs continue.

The largest agricultural event in the southern hemisphere opens this week after hiatus.

Restoring the mauri of the land left after confiscations.

The local councol asked residents to continue using water for essential purposes only.

"Without this, we dread to think what may have happened."