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Boys' High student achieves Top in World accolade
Alex says he took advantage of flexibility that online learning offered.
Locally produced show to celebrate Children's Day
Free children's show to open in Te Awamutu Little Theatre this Sunday.
Crunch time for organisers to make call on running Fieldays 2022
The Mystery Creek event, held annually in June, normally attracts over 100,000 people.
Another gong for software developer with X factor
Software projects benefit medicine, transport, food processing and many other fields.
19,566 new cases: Supermarket warns of fewer online order slots as 'nearly 1000' staff off work
Suppliers, growers, manufacturers feeling pinch, Countdown says.
Motorcyclist Shane Harnett's death due to another motorist's careless use
Driver, 85, admits careless use causing death of motorcyclist at Ruakaka, last year
Phoenix forward proud of village origin
21yo Kelli Brown is succeeding in the big city after coming from a small Waikato village.
Latest Te Awa River Ride section officially open
A new segment of the Te Awa River Ride is ready for the community to use
Flying camera tracks down elusive bird
New work adds to knowledge about protecting threatened species.
Meet New Zealand's coolest cows
New breeding programme to give farmers opportunity to get higher genetic merit cows.
WOW factor toilets aim to pull passing traffic off the highway
Tokoroa's Leith Place toilets have won the Keep New Zealand Beautiful Best Loo Award.
Three Waters Reform receives delivery board
DIA has established Three Waters National Transition Unit Board delivering four entities.
Acting chief executive of almost a year now CEO
The new head has 30 years' experience across education, corporate, finance and processing.
Low rehoming rates put wild horses at risk
KHH is urging people interested in taking a horse to get in touch now
School locked down after threatening behaviour
The Hamilton school was put into lockdown just before midday.
Council needs to hold back 45 million cubic metres in Lake Waikare
The flood control gate protecting Whangamarino Wetland was installed in 1965.
Waipā mayor as mentor 'blessing' for Paige
Ex-Cambridge High student executive is ready to take on TUIA Mayoral Mentoring Programme
A week of blessings coming up
Blessings committee decides to make alternative plans so community can pray as one
Live: Rapid Covid-19 tests to hit supermarket shelves next week
The PM will make an announcement on isolation rules for returnees this afternoon.
Waipā's new cycleway celebrates success
Take a photo of your favourite part of the track and be in to win a new bike.
New endowment fund will ensure long-term financial independence of St Peter's
Joint venture with local developer 3Ms will see 32ha transformed.
Safety improvements on the way for busy city intersection
New ACC building expected to bring 700 staff into central Hamilton.
Coromandel Council looking for new chief executive
Governance and Strategy group manager Rex Capil now interim CE after Rob Williams leaves.
Call for patience as storm clean-up continues
Weeks of unexpected work for multiple teams continues across Hamilton.
Female fire engineer stoked to take on new roles
Local woman succeeding in her 'rare' fire engineering roles after her recent appointment.
Morning star: 10 questions with Don McGlashan
The Kiwi music legend has just released his latest solo album.
Council gives $200,000 towards saving New Chum Beach headland
The charity that purchased the headland wants government agencies to fund some of it.
High demand for Covid testing delays return of results
High testing numbers in Waikato see some people waiting up to seven days for results.
Travelling fair stopped in Wapiā
Albert Park, Te Awamutu, was occupied by touring, family-friendly fair over the weekend.
Council pulls livestream after offensive subtitle blunder
The subtitle on the livestream misread "RAT test" as "rape kit".
Historic human remains found on Waikato construction site
A local iwi will uplift the human remains.
Waipā cycleway ready to roll next week
The new track is set to open in Waipā at the beginning of March.
Final hope for more time is expensive unfunded drug
The police fundraise for Nev Ross who has a brain tumour and needs a non-funded drug.