Teen who killed man thinking he was a serial killer not guilty by reason of insanity
The 18-year-old was still deemed to be a danger to society by the judge.
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Virtual reality training tool shows job seekers real-world working environments.
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Brian was digging tomatoes when he fell through two panes of glass, 'cutting his rib'.
New carbon capture technology could have global implications
Ground-up rock on farmland is able to draw down carbon directly from the atmosphere.
Road renewals spring into action in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty
'To put it bluntly, disruption will be a constant,' says Waka Kotahi.
Community stalwarts want to spark disadvantaged kids to find their purpose
Graeme Mead and Carl Haa launch holiday programme to get kids back on the right path.
Waikato goes pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Stay up to date with mammograms and see a doctor quickly if you have any symptoms.
'Slamming doors' prompted woman to stab neighbour as she hung out washing
Despite the sentence, she will be released today on a time-served basis.
Shoreline Management project defines flooding and erosion risks.
The Shoreline Management project has worked to define the flooding and erosion risks.
Real-time water quality monitoring improves accuracy and accessibility of data
Access to data enables evidence-based decisions on interventions and land-use changes.
Orini milk tanker attack: Judge wants to hear victim's story
The Judge wants the teen to meet with the victim before his fate is decided.
Weekend of heavy rain greases up roads
The crash served as a reminder to motorists to "take care and drive to the conditions".
SH25 road closed after trees fall during bad weather
The weekend's heavy rainfall has caused a slip on State Highway 25 on Tairua Rd.
Hamilton venues will guide you to holiday fun
You need inspo on what to do during the school holiday? Hamilton is there to help you.
Waikato cycleway among world's most picturesque
Adventure tour operator Explore Worldwide analysed which cycleway has most Instagram pics.
Historic grandstand closed after borer found
A business case will be prepared for city council to consider repair options.
Brent Kelly Law joins Gallie Miles Lawyers
The merger of two well-known Te Awamutu law firms expands resources, and knowledge.
Waipā voter turnout 'deeply worrying'
Waipā District Council says only 9.93 per cent of registered voters have had their say.
Micheal Bell to perform his favourite pieces
Michael Bell. Organist, pianist, and composer will perform his favourite pieces.
One week left to choose local leaders
Deep concern over the lack of votes with a week to go in the election.
Flavour Creators competition names Mexican-inspired ice cream a winner
Cinnamon ice cream, churros, corn chips white chocolate and gooey dulce de leche wins.
Fishing season has kicked off
Fishing is recognised internationally for its positive impact on mental health.
The Kererū Club hosts successful community litter pick
Community bands together to clean litter from the main centre of Pirongia.
Matamata-Piako mayoral race a battle of the towns
The three mayoral candidates are from different parts of the district.
Defence Force gunner from Matamata marches in Queen's funeral procession
Reagen Powell, 18, was the youngest NZDF member to march at Queen's funeral in London.
Century-old mortuary table from old hospital up for sale
Hamilton man Jay denied he was selling it for haunting reasons.
Waikato butchers win regional competition
Skills tested in two hours of boning, trimming, slicing and dicing.
The race for the highest voter turnout in the local elections is on
South Waikato, Hamilton, Palmerston North, Rotorua Lakes bring battle to social media.
'Punctured lung': Accused admits violent stabbing of three people inside Indian restaurant
The 31-year-old walked into the kitchen and stabbed two workers and then a customer.
Commemorating a life of Christian service
Head of Anglican Church remembered at St John's for a life of Christian service.
More than $1 million funding for upgrades to Hamilton Kirikiriroa sport venues
Funding will be split between Waikato Stadium, Porritt Park, Gower Park and Korikori Park.
Thames teen volunteers on African hospital ship
Riva Gunn from Thames was preparing for the adventure of a lifetime on a Mercy ship.
Bridge maintenance at night for four weeks
Hikuai River Bridge will be closed to traffic From Tuesday 25 October at 8 pm to 5 am.