Council approves town hall lease deal
The aim is to improve facilities and see the hall used more often.
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Business alumni to inspire next generation of leaders
Chamber of Commerce initiative designed for retired business and professional people.
Bootleg smokes the competition at beer and cider awards
The smokey stout was the first the team brewed at their Matangi site.
Flight of his life: Teen's family grateful to saviours
Public support needed for chopper crews after a record year of rescues
Police will 'bend over backwards' to find ram-raiders
A Thames business leader says ram-raids are 'demoralising' and 'frightening'.
Rock stars: Bringing minerals to life
Rocks at the Thames School of Mines are now accessible to people around the world
MMR and flu immunisations critical for winter
The DHB's campaigns continue to get a 95 per cent vaccination rate to reach herd immunity.
Work on Rototuna's beating heart progresses
Rototuna village is taking shape as work on village square, cycling connections starts.
Intense battle between OTC Timber HGHS Langman and University of Waikato Premier lost in the final few minutes
Two nail-biters make for some exciting netball in third week of competition.
Mighty Local: Connecting with nature is good for us
The naturally bubbly, mineral waters were renowned as a cure-all and appreciated by all.
Her Majesty looking forward to reading local book
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II reading about Pirongia Clydesdales.
DHB and defendant take issues with mental health reports to High Court
A DHB is struggling to provide court-ordered mental health reports for offenders.
Power lines down, road closed following Waikato crash
No reports of serious injuries, police said.
Community leader praises Waikato DHB Covid support
Anjum Rahman says DHB's Covid health and welfare support was 'gold standard healthcare'.
Who murdered Julius Caesar?
Take your pick then come to the Little Theatre and find out if you are right.
Waikato DHB's Te Awamutu vaccination clinic goes mobile
Te Awamutu's vaccination clinic team will be visiting various sites to provide vaccines
'It just wasn't meant to be': Resurgent Kahui reflects ahead of homecoming
Playing in Hamilton again is an opportunity Richard Kahui never thought he'd have.
New bridge to Peacocke marks exciting milestone
The first new bridge for the city since the Pukete Bridge was completed in 1996.
Wild weather: Tornado, gales - woman dies after being crushed by tree; harbour bridge lanes closed
Wild weather has hit the country.
Six Te Awamutu Sports players in Under-20 squads
Te Awamutu Sports has strong representation at Super Rugby Under-20 tournament in Taupō.
Controversial Thames-Coromandel mayor to step down
The Thames-Coromandel mayor is ready to retire after 36 years in public office.
Your turn to help bring Kākāpō to Maungatautari
An evening of Conservation & Art to bring Kākāpō to Maungatautari.
Ruakura Superhub signs up another chill tenant
Logistics company Maersk signed a lease to build a new cold store facility at the hub.
Hamilton City Council gives nature a helping hand
The Nature in the City project got under way at Donny Park last week.
Applications open for 2022 Waikato Business Awards
Record entries evidence of the region's innovative and high-performance business spirit.
Milk tanker attack: Boy racer seeks discharge without conviction
The 18-year-old will keep his name suppression until sentencing in July.
Man admits drug driving causing fiery Waikato fatal truck crash
Blood tests showed Karl McQuillan had methamphetamine in his system at the time.
Super Saturday of music and arts to brighten up Hamilton
The Love the Centre campaign continues this Saturday with four music and arts events.
Engineering and music work here and aboard
Phillip Thorntons offers general engineering and fabrication services to the community.
Hamilton keeps options open on Three Waters Reform
HCC voted to keep engaging in all matters of the reform to get best outcomes for the city.
'Heartbreaking': The toll of four ram raids in four months
"It's not just the physical damage and costs but the impact on their emotional wellbeing."