Work on Rototuna's beating heart progresses
Rototuna village is taking shape as work on village square, cycling connections starts.
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Controversial Thames-Coromandel mayor to step down
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Hamilton City Council gives nature a helping hand
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Applications open for 2022 Waikato Business Awards
Record entries evidence of the region's innovative and high-performance business spirit.
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Hamilton keeps options open on Three Waters Reform
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Final curtain lowered for Founders Theatre
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Share the Streets advocates launch petition for safer cycling
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