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Operation Trojan Shield: Two accused reappear, remanded in custody
The accused face a combined total of 80 charges.
Ward Street trial 'diabolical': Waikato Regional Council chair
WRC chairman say he's tempted to make his own carparks on Ward St.
Hamilton mayor defends secret discussions over new pool deal and dropping speed limit
Hamilton City Council deals with 13 items behind closed doors today.
Forestry scholarships open for 2022
Forestry Scholarships are open for 2022 to applicants across New Zealand.
Who is that woman? Dame Hilda Ross statue explained
The Hamilton Dame Hilda Ross statue is due to receive its information board soon.
Kawhia man Orren Williams avoids jail after admitting drugs charges
Accused was acquitted of murder but is now being sentenced for drugs charges.
Local pushes Crohn's and Colitis NZ campaign
Inflammatory bowel disease sufferers often fear they'll have an accident in public.
Matariki Hospital nurses walk off the job
Nurses and hospital assistants from Matariki Hospital joined the nationwide strike.
Researchers identify levels that cause harm
Research identifies safe levels of nutrients in New Zealand waterways.
Truck fire closes SH1 near Orini
Northbound traffic on SH1 between Orini and Taupiri is being diverted through Huntly.
EGO e-bike customers range from banker to gangster
The local start-up develops electric mopeds and is planning more zero-emission transport.
History of Te Pahū chronicled
Former district mayor Alan Livingston completes history of Te Pahū book.
Waipā's two-way cycleway along Hamilton road ready to open
Only line marking and concrete on the final part of pathway are left to do before opening.
St Peter's School bomb scare: How the night unfolded
Former principal could only refer police to the COO when told of the bomb threat.
'Whole thing is just a mess': Waikato ED doctors, nurses at breaking point
Emergency department staff breaking down in tears almost every shift due to pressure.
Two Streets for People trial changes soon to be removed
Council soon removes two trial traffic changes early following community feedback.
Two more in court over Operation Trojan Shield drug bust
Two more men have appeared in court in relation to Operation Trojan Shield.
Dairy Women's Network host calf rearing expo
Expo to focus on physical and mental preparation needed for the upcoming calving season.
2021 Waikato club rugby - who's playing?
Teams of surprising, well-known and stalwart players featuring in club rugby this year.
Queen Mother worships at St John's
Queen Mother's rescheduled visit to Te Awamutu's St John's Church remembered.
Labour MPs on outreach visit to Hamilton
Health and Well-being caucus on first of three outreach visits around the country.
$2m swindle: Identity revealed of fraudster who took 47 overseas trips
Sharon Margaret Bradley failed in her bid to keep her name permanently secret.
SH1 partially reopens after truck crash at Bombay Hills
A truck crash has forced the closure of State Highway 1 at the Bombay Hills.
Mongrel Mob boss: Three Waikato members arrested and in custody
Mongrel Mob boss repeats allegations of police and media bias.
'Absolutely life-changing': Hamilton woman scoops $16.5m Lotto win
'I was over the moon.'
Local company gets it right in staging of Heathers: The Musical
Opportunities offer an exciting time for the performing arts in Hamilton.
Great netball continues as first-round robin nears halfway
Allied HOB Keppler Premier edged St Peter's Premier in the only close game of the round.
International police sting: NZ arrests for drug dealing, money laundering
Police are executing "a number of search warrants" across the country.
Jailed Te Kuiti $2m thief Sharon Bradley loses name suppression
Sharon Bradley was jailed for four years and five months after stealing $2m from her employer, loses name suppression. Video / Belinda Feek
Nurses 'overwhelmingly' reject DHB offer, confirm hospital strike action
An eight-hour nurses' strike will go ahead on Wednesday, affecting all public hospitals.
Waikato DHB cyber attack: Radiation therapy resumes for cancer patients
While the service won't be at full capacity for a while 22 patients will be treated today.
Kiwis celebrated in Queen's Birthday Honours: The full list
Meet the recipients of this year's Queen's Birthday Honours.
David Bowie and the Art of Being Different
Educating audiences on the empowerment and healing potential of music and the arts.