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Rising Star in Women in ICT Awards
Software quality assurance tester Jes Elliott rising through ranks of the ICT industry.
Hamilton honours exceptional citizens
"Talented, motivated and highly respected people in our city are doing incredible work."
Questions raised over future of town centre car parking
Decisions on car park numbers will be up to the developers in the future.
Rangatahi now aiming for military careers
Te Wānanga O Aotearoa helps youth gain life-changing experiences.
Sao Young murder: Man admits kidnapping, wounding GBH charges
Manuao Tchetan Kirkwood has admitted his role in an earlier assault on a second victim.
Hamilton police officer shooting: Accused appears in court
The officer was allegedly shot during a routine traffic stop late on Friday night.
Accurate shooting by schoolgirl Jade Kawhe helps secure must-win game
Epic game as young team steps up to the occasion against a very experienced side.
Waikato to introduce weekly fare capping on public transport
'New fare products will simplify travel and deliver great value for passengers'
Tronpost helps Fairfield's Caro Park garden grow
Hamilton community group Progress to Health takes delivery of compost from city food waste
Travel direct from Rotokauri to The Strand without changing trains
For now, ticket prices to The Strand remain the same as those to Papakura.
From cow town to corporate centre
Professionals with young families relocating from Auckland for better lifestyle.
Health and lifestyle fad float therapy relaxes mind and body
Often used for pain relief and better sleep, floating also has benefits for mental health.
Indian Ink's stunning, new, clever piece challenges audience
Jacob Rajan take on multiple characters in this exciting new work from Indian Ink.
New chair appointed for Life Unlimited
Hamilton-based Life Unlimited Charitable Trust responding to "transformed thinking".
Hamilton Zoo visitor favourite chimp Sally dies
The chimpanzee had to be euthanised after her health suddenly declined over the weekend.
Brick art at its best - from an orca to a Harley
The Australian Brickman Awesome expo even brings an orca whale up the Waikato
'2022 the year of outbreaks': Top NZ health officer's stark Covid prediction
The ministry said it was keen to get 'as many people as possible vaccinated'.
Intermediate principal resigns after three-year mystery absence
The school's statutory manager couldn't explain why the principal had been absent.
Hamilton theatre show Paradise inspired by Pulitzer prize-winning work
Paradise by Indian Ink Theatre Company runs at Hamilton's The Meteor until July 11.
Borman Rd school holidays closure
There is a complex network of power ducts, cables, and pipes to work around.
Meteor July school holiday show returns
A drama to engage children while throwing in moral undertones and a takeaway message.
Warm Hearts Winter Appeal meets urgent need as nights get colder
Thousands of children hospitalised with illnesses related to poor-quality housing.
Waikato artists urged to unite through creativity and fight racism
Pieces will become part of a collection that serves to build a sense of whanaungatanga.
Taxi driver left bleeding after racially charged assault
Taxi driver punched in the head by a man he overtook on the motorway.
HCC's green mission sees wheels turning orange
Neuron Mobility just launched a fleet of 250 e-scooters in Hamilton today.
Urban development means road no longer fit for purpose
The upgrade is creating a safer environment for road users and cyclists.
Music in a Park features local bands
Foxy Ladies Sunday Best Bike Ride open to all speeds and abilities.
Shooting incident: Critically-injured teen made it to hospital, then collapsed
The teen is in a critical condition at Waikato Hospital after being shot.
City rates up 8.9pc, then 4.9pc annually
The increase includes 4.5pc govt compliance rate to pay for new regulations around water.
Hamilton City Council supports calls for more te reo, Māori history
New outcomes and measures introduced as a result of community input
University Premier Reserve lead at the end of every quarter
University of Waikato Premier were too dominant for St Paul's Premier.
Anyone's race as crowded field lines up for council byelection
Previous byelection saw winner in with fewer than 2000 votes from 55,000 electors.
HCC's green mission continues with approval of e-bike hire services
From July, Neuron mobility and Lime will roll out new scooters and e-bikes in Hamilton.