Covid deals blow to Daffodil Day
The street collection is cancelled but Daffodil Day isn't - donations can be made online.
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Exclusive: Outbreak response hampered by DHBs flying blind on staff vaccination
The problem "presented a barrier to rapidly and safely deploying staff", an email reveals.
Former Donovan's Chocolates CEO now Hamilton councillor
Mark Donovan has won the Hamilton City East Ward byelection with 1774 votes.
Patrol car damaged, offenders on the run
The police eagle chopper circled over Hamilton for several hours this morning.
DHB issues update on temporary changes to services
Due to the level 4 lockdown, the DHB deferred some of its non-urgent appointments.
The story of Nathan George and the mighty under-20s
Former Te Awamutu Sports player Nathan George's rugby career and where it took him.
Waikato Hospital serves mum mouldy toast for lunch
Waikato DHB says parents are welcome to help themselves to supplies in the ward kitchen.
City areas signalled for extra attention to manage growth
New Govt rules require the country's big-growth councils to build up, not just out.
More families enjoying dog companionship
Rising dog population enjoying lockdown walkies.
Sleepyhead receives resource consents for Ohinewai foam factory
"Significant milestone for both The Comfort Group and the Waikato region."
Covid-19: Waipā's vaccine roll-out tracking slowly
Waikato DHB statistics show under 20 per cent of eligible residents have been vaccinated.
Testing numbers across the Waikato decline
As the nationwide lockdown continues, Waikato testing facilities report fewer visitors.
By-election results to be announced Wednesday
Lockdown means the council is unable to safely hand-collect any votes.
Only essential road works going ahead
Look out for safety and wellbeing of roadworkers.
Digital upskilling a hit at Waipā libraries
CV, résumé and cover letters, email, Facebook, Trade Me, and Google Drive most popular
'Very good luck': Why there are no confirmed cases in the Coromandel
But epidemiologist Michael Baker says we are not in the clear yet.
Two-wheeled support for frontline workers
E-scooter operator Neuron has announced free rides for frontline health care workers.
Road reporting tool changes national industry attitude and culture
Project leads to evidence-led decision-making in the transport sector
Essential works continue on state highways
Essential maintenance will continue on state highways during Alert Level 4 lockdown.
Police opt for education and awareness
Te Awamutu Police take positive approach to Covid-19 education and awareness.
Data from seven councils merged to procure shared services
Information can be searched in line with Govt policy of making data widely available.
Waipā Youth Award ceremony cancelled for second year
Decision to come about whether the Waipā Youth Award event will be postponed or go digital
Waipā plans to add Māori ward and cut two general ward seats
Waipā representation review proposal approved for public consultation.
Little gardeners are eager to grow tallest sunflower
19 Waikato kindergartens are taking part in the Dalton Sunflowers in Kindergartens Project
New greens for Kihikihi Bowling Club
Club president funds new greens for Kihikihi Bowling Club and the community.
The guide to surviving that long wait for a Covid test
With some experiencing waits of close to 12 hours, you need to be prepared.
The contention contributing to congestion
Journalism student Benjamin Wilson tries to answer why cycleways not only benefit cyclists
Doe & Coe to start up at crossroads
At just 19, Ingrid Ramsey has opened her own Waikato based coffee and food cart.
The Beths: Live and loud despite the pandemic
"[Covid] changed the plans...We were lucky to be able to focus more deeply on touring NZ."
Lockdown uncertainty: Mayor says Hauraki towns not part of Coromandel
Many people in Waihi, Waihi Beach, Ngatea and Paeroa are unsure about Coromandel boundary.
From barrister to barista for a day
Partners man the floor and phones to give staff a long weekend
2km queues at testing sites, police managing traffic
Queues are up to 5km long with police called in to manage traffic around testing stations.
Waikato councils close most facilities and services
Councils across the district prepared for the new lockdown after the latest outbreak.