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Focus: Fatal crash between car and ambulance in Cambridge
Two people have died following a collision between a car and an ambulance in Cambridge. Video / Caitlan Johnston
Stalwarts on hand as garden club marks 60 years
Lunch to commemorate 60 years of the Pārāwera Garden Club
Voting just got easier for Waipā residents
Ballot bins are to be distributed to six supermarkets in the Waipā.
Hamilton Airport recognised for Covid-19 strategy
Hamilton Airport wins New Zealand Airport Award for business strategy during Covid-19.
Spring Hill prison nightmare - staff sent to hospital after attacks
Out-of-control inmates have caused chaos at Waikato's Spring Hill prison.
Ryan McCarthy reflects on sporting journey
Former North Otago rugby player Ryan McCarthy has tried his hand at several sports
Papakāinga funding a potential priority
Iwi representatives want Council to apply for funding to prioritise papakāinga.
Masks now optional at council offices and facilities
Garry Dyet recommends those who are experiencing flu-like symptoms to still be cautious.
Exhibition to launch at Te Awamutu Museum
An exhibition commemorating 200 years since the battle of Mātakitaki is now open.
Careers hub set to showcase wide scope of food and fibre jobs
Education providers and sector groups team up to showcase a thriving industry.
Iwi put papakāinga development on cards for Three Waters funding
Waipā iwi representatives advocate for council to apply for Government's Better-Off fund.
Council says watch what you flush as $56m project nears completion
Plea to decrease unwanted materials and chemicals flushed into the system.
Valley finish strongly to deny Bush
This victory lifts Valley to third position behind South Canterbury and Whanganui.
Te Awamutu Sub-Union centenary match
Te Awamutu Sub-Union set to finally play centenary match against the New Zealand Army.
Nominations are open for Waikato Sport & Active Recreation Awards
The search is on for our unsung heroes of community sport and recreation.
Flag flies at half-mast
District council 's flag lowered to half-mast with the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Hamilton Boys' High win dramatic First XV Championship title
Hamilton Boys' High snatched a dramatic 17-15 last-gasp win over Napier Boys' High.
Students quiz council candidates about youth issues
What do council hopefuls think the big issues are for Hamilton's youth.
Opportunity grows at the Fieldays
Fieldays is set to showcase the depth and breadth of NZ's thriving food and fibre sector.
Former-John Goss GT-HO Phase III 50 years on from big race win
Rare former-John Goss GT-HO Phase III race car restored to honour history - and be used.
University graduations back in Hamilton
916 bachelor's, 187 bachelor's with honours, and 235 master's degrees, and 44 PhDs.
Discover the natural treasures in our own backyard
Find all the treasures: there is plenty to see if you know what to look for.
The NZMCA Motorhome, Caravan & Leisure Show takes over Mystery Creek next month
Be in to win free tickets to The NZMCA Motorhome, Caravan & Leisure Show at Mystery Creek
Queen Elizabeth: Thames-Coromandel locals invited to share condolences
The flag at the council's Thames office is flying at half-mast
Waikato united in mourning
There will be a book of condolence at the council for the public to sign from Monday.
Walk your way: anything from a stroll by a river to a hike up a mountain.
Plenty of options to choose from when the Waikato outdoors beckons.
'A deep sense of loss'
Waipā District Council has lowered flags to half-mast and considering remembrance events
How NZ will honour Elizabeth, PM praises 'incredible woman'
New Zealand will hold a memorial service and a proclamation ceremony in coming days.
Local elections 2022: Strong competition for Māori ward seats
Special Local Government NZ support programme will help first-time elected members.
The Queen's 10 visits to NZ
Queen's first visit to New Zealand was heralded with a harbourside artillery salute
'A lifelong devotion to duty': A tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth II has died and her eldest son, Charles, is now the King