About 10 per cent of midwives still to provide MoH with vaccine evidence
Thames Birthing Unit has taken on more clients since LMCs left due to the vaccine mandate.
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School's new house names reflect nature
Te Awamutu adopts new school house names after extensive selection process
Thousands of students skip NCEA exams, rely on lockdown loophole
'Unexpected event grades' mean many students will receive pass marks regardless.
Low-flying choppers in aerial survey of power network
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Six Waikato summer festivals set to rock the region
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Positive Covid 19 case confirmed in Coromandel
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A new place where memories will be built and legacies created
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The region warned about huge spike in Covid cases this month
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Waikato council chairman accused of 'racist' comments against Māori
Rimmington has 'unreservedly apologised' for offence caused by his comments about Māori.
Comment: Build back better to heal division
We all need to think and work differently, balancing competence with ethical behaviour
Waste-free milk tap system installed at Fresh Choice
Kaipaki Dairies have already saved 700,000 plastic milk bottles from being produced.
Live: Vaccination rates making a huge impact: Director-general of health
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Real estate business kicks off donation drive
Property Brokers are collecting food and presents to donate to Kainga Aroha.
Waikato DHB cyberattack: MoH investigation still to get under way
Independent review into crippling IT hack won't start until the end of the year.
Waikato DHB cyberattack: Cancer hub out of action in chaotic aftermath
The contingency planning document shows Waikato Hospital was in chaos after the attack.
100,000 vouchers for Auckland activities, excluded restaurants 'gutted'
Aucklanders are being offered 100,000 vouchers this summer for a range of activities.
Waikato Christmas parades cancelled
A lot of Waikato Christmas parade organisers cancelled the events due to Covid-19.
Performers dance around Covid to ensure show will go on
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Christmas competition replaces parade
Entries arriving for Te Awamutu Rotary Christmas Competition.
Visitors must be vaccinated at city council facilities
Library click and collect and virtual tours of the zoo or museum available for unvaxxed.
When the cows come home
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Super Waikato weekend gives Māori vaccinations numbers a boost
Despite 421 first doses given, the Waikato DHB says the weekend has been successful.
'Roll with it': PM's plan to handle protesters during regional visits
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern notes the presence of rowdy 'groupies' in Waikato.
Waikato looking forward to the holidays and is ready to warmly welcome visitors
We have the experiences, escapes and family activities, to appeal to a range of visitors.
Tourism boss says sector 'still strong'
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Okoroire Hot Springs Hotel will again host summer music festival
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