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'They took my son', mother's heartache after accused appear in court over alleged historic kidnapping
The accused all entered not guilty pleas before Judge Robert Spear.
A dark and brooding snapshot of the fallout of a parental affair
The first of Tracey Slaughter's works to be adapted for the stage.
Mayor and his moss busters clean up Te Aroha bridge
Matamata-Piako mayor Ash Tanner and volunteers sprayed mossy Coulter Bridge on Friday.
Missing Mokau man located after going missing from home
Eric Pratt went missing from his Mokau home on Sunday morning.
Alleged kidnapping trial aborted due to 'Covid-19 reasons'
The trial was due to start its sixth day when it had to be aborted.
Man allegedly involved in stabbing at school remanded for psychiatric report
The man was remanded in further custody for a mental health assessment.
St John appeals to New Zealanders' Hearts of Gold
Annual Appeal is the most significant fundraiser of the year.
NZ's Covid-related death toll now 500; 7592 new cases today
Today's deaths take the total number of publicly reported deaths with Covid to 500.
Cash for destination events on offer
Council is keen to partner with events that provide exposure and promotion for Hamilton
Urgent work to fix Mangatarata bridge by Easter weekend
Main route for much of Auckland holiday traffic heading to Coromandel
Pair accused of burglary spree caught hiding in stream
Top cop says operation was a great example of proactive policing.
Police investigating toddler's death in Hamilton
The young girl was taken to hospital but died on Saturday night.
Watch: CCTV captures teen dairy robbers - then they boast online
Dairy owners claim criminals are "getting younger and vicious" thanks to social media.
Some overnight detours as Hamilton Expressway nears completion
Other work continues across the Waikato and BoP state highway network.
Thai sex workers jailed for fleecing elderly men of $250k
The two sex workers were jailed today in the Hamilton District Court for their offending.
Waikato DHB: Booster jabs critical, not just 'nice to have'
A warning for the region's residents to get Covid-19 booster shots as flu season starts.
Enchanter family face tragedy of double funeral
'They will be sorely missed by their families and friends.'
Gallagher Aquatic Centre reopens: 'Extreme staff shortages a rough wave to ride'
Water safety classes will be held over the school holidays at Gallagher Aquatic Centre.
Prison corruption: Convict's partner avoids jail for part in bribing guard
In sentencing, the woman was given credit for being a first offender.
Man dies from head injury suffered in horse attack
Michael King was breaking in an Appaloosa when it reared up and kicked him.
More than just another bar: Hospo veteran provides a point of difference
The Mercury Room bar cocktail bar and eatery brings new life to old city building.
Hamilton alleged kidnapping: 'I had a threat against my baby ... it was too risky to call the cops'
A woman allegedly kidnapped says she was reluctant to call police out of fear.
Fatal dog attack on baby: Accused changes plea - again
The man is now fighting the charge again, while his lawyer also has a battle on his hands.
Hamilton City Council invites residents to Anzac service
This year's civic service will look different, but the dawn service goes ahead as usual.
Police callout response times soar
The average response time for police to attend jobs has more than doubled in five years.
$70,000 for Waipā creative arts projects up for grabs
A call for Waipā Creatives to apply for funding for future projects
Mayor has a blast on mossy bridge
Ash Tanner and volunteers take things into their own hands.
Murray grabs two golds at Oceania Cycling Championships
Paralympian Nicole Murray continues to add to accolades after two more gold medals.
Harley dealership committed to freedom
Road and Sport Motorcycles has served Waikato bike buffs since 1978.
Blockading out the thieves
The Waipā District Council is sympathetic to store owners who are targeted by thieves.
Alleged kidnapping: 'I've never had that feeling of waiting for death to happen'
GPS data from an EM bracelet has given an outline of how long one accused was there.
Tuku Morgan returns as chair of Te Arataura, the legislative council of Waikato-Tainui
Morgan is back in the role he held from 2006-2012, after Linda Te Aho stepped down.
School van used to ram raid local dairy
The Waihou Dairy and Takeaway was badly damaged after a school van ploughed into it.