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Trustees will 'breathe life' into iconic town hall
Town hall is a stunning building with huge potential, says mayor.
Waipā Heritage Cycleway routes up for discussion
Waipā District Council is seeking feedback on Heritage Cycleway routes.
Hamilton finds new sounds with musical talent show
Another night of amazing youth acts will showcase the wealth of young Waikato talent.
Auckland artist wins Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award
Winning work show "stunning visual impact and inventive use of gorse, soap and wire".
Keeping it local on SH27 Mangawhero Stream bridge replacement
J Swap Contractors have been based in the area for the past 80 years.
Community invited to comment on council's draft plans
Council seeks feedback on alternative transport network plans for Cambridge and Te Awamutu
Poppy and Star flight touches down in Hamilton
Tour raises funds for the RSA, NZ Warbirds Association, and The Starship Foundation.
District plans to sell pensioner homes
Housing for the elderly best managed by social housing providers, says council.
Motorists urged to plan ahead and avoid delays
With school holidays in full swing, Waka Kotahi is predicting a busy weekend on the roads.
Cambridge fatal crash: Man charged after 53-year-old dies
The 25-year-old was remanded at large to reappear next month.
Family wins top award at Ballance Farm Environment Awards
Running their Waiorongomai Valley Farm is a family affair for the van Ras family.
Stock health a main priority at environment award winning farm
Good adopters of technology who use accurate data to inform good management practice.
Anzac weather medley: Large swells, rain but mainly dry for dawn services
Anzac Dawn services around Aotearoa should remain mainly dry.
Paterangi School smash fundraising goal
The school's target was $2500, they raised more than twice that amount.
Art competition comes down to the wire
Art inspiration ranges from climate change and Covid-19 to rural tales and farming life.
Exhibition marking the liberation of the Netherlands after World War II opens next week
Last year was the 75th Liberation Day of the Netherlands but Covid-19 halted proceedings.
Successful rural waste disposal event
Over 986kg of fertiliser bags and one tonne of chemicals were amongst the collected waste.
Creative minds showcase self-published work
The seventh Hamilton Zinefest is ready to kick off at the Meteor in May.
Caitlin Smith performing in Te Awamutu
Brave Caitlin Smith's Imaginary Band will be playing in Te Awamutu on their upcoming tour.
Steampunk lifestyle a family affair for the Granthams
The steampunked Grantham clan is excited for the Nuts and Bolts Minifest this weekend.
River Care Group sharing success story
River care group looking to lead the way in Aotearoa.
New Queen and her Prince visit Te Awamutu
Crowds of Te Awamutu residents lined the streets in to meet their Queen and Duke.
Temporary road changes open for feedback
Waipā District Council is seeking feedback on recent temporary road changes.
The legend of 'The Legend of Marty Banks'
The story behind popular 'The Legend of Marty Banks' page and what the creator is doing.
Mastering the art of kai
Food knowledge being passed on nationwide through new role at Plunket.
Hamilton's only dedicated food show sure to inspire foodies of all sorts
Wholesome Hub features talks from nutritionists, wellness warriors and passionate foodies.
When a casual hobby becomes your life
Motorbike buff Ken McGeady has a powerful passion - restoring classic and rare motorbikes.
Centurion's view of century of Waikato Rugby
124 game Waikato player tells his Mooloo story as Waikato Rugby Union marks 100 years.
Madagascar The Musical has something for everyone
Last shows in Hamilton before it heads to Tauranga, Palmerston North and Napier.