The road is closed and diversions are in place.

Waikato District Council got work underway to right another wrong in district's history.

"It's probably the biggest election we've had with ... climate and local govt reforms."

Get out and support the theatre companies that serve our city so well.

Waipā and Matamata-Piako are deliberating with residents, HCC asks for deadline extension.

Two weeks of finals ahead in Waikato Indoor Premier Netball

The show takes you around the world with numerous musical styles

Amateur dramatic society turn genius tragedy into sad comedy.

Eastern Waikato Careers and Employers Expo was well attended and had positive feedback.

Te Manawhenua Forum member Gary Thompson is the new Māori ward councillor.

"We're down to one Sunday a month because we haven't got the manpower."

The accident involving a pedestrian on State Highway 1 in Hamilton occurred about 6pm.

The judge said that, of all the offenders, Grayson Toilolo most deserved an MPI.

A group of 20 authors writing for numerous genres gathered for the Local Authors event.

The mighty Waikato has plenty of experiences to offer locals and visitors who seek.

Six new HCC councillors after Bunting, Gallagher, Pascoe and Macpherson step down.

The situation was described as 'ongoing and difficult to control'.

They allegedly had a penchant for drugs and violence - but also Gucci and Louis Vuitton.

Innovative, professional and experienced teacher Sue McCandlish has retired after 26 years

Customers of QSPlus get to decide where their funding will go via tokens

"We decided we've got to invest in a way that really makes a difference."

Coach wants to see mens and mixed netball normalised at all levels

'If they take water infrastructure away, are councils big enough to carry on their own?'

'We've got a habit in NZ of paying premium for property closest to the high-water mark'

"I can't continue to be in the background; it's time for ... a more proactive approach."

The trial involves nine Mongol gang members and is set to take about 10 weeks.

The Sharma saga began on Thursday last week when he published a column in the NZ Herald.

"True magic of our country's reserved for those willing to step out of their comfort zone"

Staff have more time to spend on other jobs as there is less manual intervention.

Predator Free Te Awamutu aims to get residents into backyard trapping.