Super Waikato weekend gives Māori vaccinations numbers a boost
Despite 421 first doses given, the Waikato DHB says the weekend has been successful.
Despite 421 first doses given, the Waikato DHB says the weekend has been successful.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern notes the presence of rowdy 'groupies' in Waikato.
We have the experiences, escapes and family activities, to appeal to a range of visitors.
Tourism employees can take pride in their part in the fight against climate change
That Weekend festival is set to rock the South Waikato District in January.
For people with neurodivergent needs, intellectual disabilities, and sensory impairments.
Zero Waste Waipā guide launches in the district
Athletics embraces everyone regardless of ability, size or shape.
Te Ira Waahine o Waikato-The Waikato Women's Fund powers on through a tough year.
Critical safety measures are recommended in a report to Waikato District Council.
Grant Bremner played a crucial part in setting up the rescue helicopter base in Hamilton.
The skeleton of a stout legged moa is thought to be 1000 years old.
A dark and controversial musical comedy about the American dream gone awry
Make every drop count as above-average summer temperatures are expected.
Feedback is invited on the design and on the plan for the future of the harbour.
The two councils have signed a joint agreement to save costs on future water works.
Hikotron found a way to improve local EV charging market inspired by European model.
HCC didn't sign a joint letter with 30 councils - a mistake, councillor Mark Bunting says.
The body washed up near Raglan at the weekend.
Vax push targets communities across the region with a focus on the young
Matthew Van Der Wel has been training at Wither's Electrical for the past two years.
Retail, hospitality, commercial space and residential apartments are in the mix.
A helicopter is being sent to the accident.
Judge Jonathan Down labelled the case 'dreadful' and 'truly tragic'.
The pre-school owner was remanded at large to reappear next year.
St Peter's School has apologised for historical abuse of former students by ex-staff.
Government and The Spinoff developed series as Waikato mayor advocates for higher vax rate
Share the Stage fundraising and community building campaign launched for new theatre.
Protesters from Te Kuiti and Otorohanga also joined the group in Te Awamutu
High Court rules INZ was wrong to stop processing decision-ready visa applications.