Aucklanders holding on to school holiday bookings
School holidays are next week - but Aucklanders still don't know if they can head away.
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Premiere of new biographical work at The Meteor
Another original drama from The Boil-Up Creative Development Programme
Progress on track as Waipā cycleway section nears completion
Cycle path will span 70km along the Waikato River, from Ngāruawāhia to Lake Karāpiro.
Free bus to vaccination centres just the ticket
Agencies co-operate to provide free bus transport to vaccination destinations
Missing schoolgirl found safe after overnight search
Stephanie-Rose was last seen near her Pūkete home.
Deputy mayor admits wrongdoing after 'racist' comments to councillor
Peter Schulte has called for Bill Machen to resign as deputy mayor.
Weekday Te Huia rail link heading to central Auckland, finally
The Te Huia train will finally head to central Auckland, rather than stopping at Papakura.
Hamilton man to face murder charge after woman's death
The man will face more charges - including one of murder - on Friday.
Waikato District happy with Watercare partnership
Governments Three Waters Reform made WDC reflect on its own reform that started in 2019.
SH29 Kaimai Range likely to be closed for much of the day
Five nearest water take consent holders on the path of this spill have been contacted.
Piako planting protects life-supporting capacity of freshwater
Scheme is part of government's $1.2 billion Jobs for Nature programme
College head girl selected for New Zealand Under-18 Māori team
Atareipounamu Crown selected in New Zealand Under-18 Māori Ngā Māreikura Girls rugby team.
How a chance meeting changed this meat worker's life
Ilaisa's academic journey is far from over as he tackles the world of IT head-on.
Courier backs NZME 90% campaign
High vaccination rate key to enjoying Kiwi lifestyle this summer.
Three Waters Reform divides Waikato councils
Most councils take a mild stance towards reform, but some voices ask for stronger position
Wintec whānau can get their vaccine on campus
Wintec is getting on board to create more opportunity for people to get vaccinated.
Man who faked Covid diagnosis appears in court
Man accused of editing a text message to say he had returned a positive Covid-19 test.
Suppression for victim and accused of Hamilton homicide
The man faces a charge of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
First Waikato title ends 81-year drought
Pirongia Bowling Club trio take out Waikato Women's Championship Triples over weekend
New festival like Beach Hop, but for motorbikes
Beach Hop legend Noddy Watts has launched two new festivals dedicated to motors and music
'No jail term will be long enough': Victims of $2.5m fraud left waiting on compensation
Despite the near $2.5m theft, Sharon Bradley is yet to pay a cent back.
Expo celebrating all things summer set to make a splash at Lake Karapiro
Enjoy a non-stop live action weekend of boats, bikes, barbecues.
Truck driver in serious condition after crash in Waikato
Police said the truck is near Kawhia Rd and is partly blocking the highway after rolling.
Temporary indoor pool solution for Matamata in sight
Matamata-Piako District Council is looking into a solution to last at least 10 years.
Council's Zoom meeting goes viral as workers around the world pretend they're in it
"My wife asked why the person speaking has an accent…I'm in US," wrote one fan.
Covid-19-infected prisoner who prompted 'bespoke' lockdown returns to court - this time not in person
This time, the Whakatīwai resident's court appearance was via audio-visual link.
Waipā cycleway section nears completion
Council hopes Waipā section of Te Awa River Ride cycleway will be completed by year's end.
Call to arms has The Guzzlers' support
Club rugby champs unite against Delta with their One Team, One Dream motto.
Huntly railway station on a long journey to restoration
A place of cultural history with community meeting rooms and artwork on display.
Cambridge man arrested for faking positive Covid-19 test
Police said the man's actions caused unnecessary distress for people in the community.
Walk-in jabs now offered in Waikato region
Waikato has 37.2 per cent (over 12) fully vaccinated and 70.5 per cent with one dose.
Students stuck on edge of Auckland can't get to school at Dio in Hamilton
Students on the edge of Auckland are stuck in no-man's-land.
Te Awamutu Toy Library needs help from the community
Just two people are left on the Te Awamutu Toy Library committee.
Man, 32, arrested after alleged gang fight in Huntly's main street
Man appeared in court on Monday charged with fighting in a public place.