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Cambridge pool wins urban design award
The Perry Aquatic Centre won the Harrison Grierson Urban Design Award.
Fieldays Innovation Award panel selects 65 finalists
Finalists were chosen across three categories: Prototype, Early-stage and Growth and Scale
Hamilton Gardens Arts Festival rebranded and ready for 2023
Hamilton Arts Festival Toi Ora ki Kirikiriroa announces its first show for next year.
Major wind farm proposed 22km off Raglan coast
Floating and fixed generators could power 700,000 homes.
Watch: Coromandel flooding closes roads
The one-lane bridge to Pauanui is reported to be impassable amid flooding woes.
Fieldays health and wellbeing hub to triple in size
Due to demand, the Fieldays society increased the size of the health hub at the event.
Talented young winemakers raise the bar at contest
Judges were impressed with the high calibre of all the finalists' passion for winemaking.
New business donates some of their income to charities
Executive Housekeeping and Care is helping the community and international causes.
Delays after truck crashes into Tirau bridge
Police said both northbound and southbound lanes were blocked.
Mighty Waitomo is where sustainability is serious business
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Fran Kora's dream festival lineup
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The Front Page: Labour and National to duke it out in by-election battle
Is the Hamilton race the dress rehearsal for 2023's general election?
Thames Coast walk to raise money for breast cancer research
Zonta Club of Thames Valley is holding its annual Pink Walk.
Hamilton CBD Awards 2022 highlight love for the city centre
Across 11 categories, 29 local businesses were recognised for their achievements.
Gumboot Gala set to become annual event
Money and awareness raised was within the Te Awamutu community via Gumboot Friday.
Waikato's Woodlands Estate wows wedding industry
The event venue was crowned outstanding wedding ceremony venue in New Zealand.
Win tickets to Dancing Queen: A Tribute to ABBA show in Putāruru
ABBA tribute show touring New Zealand, performing 33 venues in less than 50 days.
Free mobile shower and laundry service for homeless comes to Hamilton
Australian charity Orange Sky will launch its fifth New Zealand service this month.
The Terrible Two: Folk duo set to tour
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Exciting new relationship between the Fieldays and Case IH
Fieldays welcome Case IH into their family of supporters.
Hamilton West byelection draws in 12 candidates
Voting starts on November 28 and is open until December 10.
Te Awamutu Business Chamber in a growth phase
Te Awamutu Business Chamber enacting plan to produce success.
Record graduation rate a testament to genomics
This year's Spring bull graduates break LIC's record.
Art festival bringing the love to Dinsdale
The much-loved festival will bring love and colour to the often undervalued suburb.
Te Awamutu College prizegiving a celebration of success
Te Awamutu College's prizegiving was a celebration of success.
Keep the stink out of our crops
Brown marmorated stink bugs are a major threat to Aotearoa's horticulture industry.
Te Awamutu College names Sportsperson of the Year
Te Awamutu College students shine at sports.
Warm Hamilton welcome awaits the Special Olympics National Summer Games
1400 competitors and coaches will compete in 10 sports across eight venues in the Waikato.
Hamilton West byelection: National deems Labour favourite to win over own candidate
Bishop says National's candidate has strong family and business ties to Hamilton.
You be the judge: Public vote will decide New Zealand's Rose of the Year
Eight categories to be decided, including Children's Choice.
John Scrimgeour announced as deputy mayor
Councillors and Community Board members were officially welcomed into District Council