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Waikato axe attack trial: Gasps in public gallery as man found not guilty of murder
Justice Mary Peters summarised the case before sending the jury out about 1pm.
Justice Mary Peters summarised the case before sending the jury out about 1pm.
Two return weekday trips to Papakura with pick ups at Frankton, Rotokauri and Huntly.
Paint, cylinders, human faeces and even a hand gun have stopped recycling sorting lines.
All recycling needs to be rinsed clean before being put into crates.
Discounted tattoos for donated food in Huntly. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Taukiri Makaira Cash undertook a two-month spree of sexual offending against young girls.
Providing rangatahi the skills to make a significant contribution to their communities.
Funding replaces money that was unable to be raised due to Covid-19 impacts.
The Road Ahead poses risks for our way of life - how does our economy save us?
A space for Waikato's Pacific people to celebrate and maintain practices and traditions.
Matariki heralds the start of Māori New Year and is a time of sharing and festivity.
Rates increase slightly less than original Long Term Plan proposal.
Main areas of focus are Raglan, Whatawhata and Te Kowhai, and Tuakau.
Electricity network companies lead the way with OpenLoop.
Survey shows many households and businesses still positive about future.
Theatre, comedy, live youth bands, kids' show, a live-streaming festival - and more.
Ensure your car is safe, roadworthy and well equipped for winter driving.
Improvements will increase capacity for commercial, recreational and charter boats.
Smaller projects in the $50,000 to $500,000 and up range.
Maximum visitor numbers and contact tracing will be in place across the district.
DOC and WDC share concerns that people will not be able to maintain physical distancing.
Hunters must comply with the restrictions of alert level 2 while hunting and travelling.
More important than ever to celebrate Waikato's business community.
Restrictions prohibit the residential use of outdoor hoses and water blasters.
Since March 31, the regional centre has received more than 2300 calls for assistance.
Restrictions in the north of the Waikato district grow increasingly likely.
Bold thinking on productivity and connectivity presents a unique window of opportunity.
'We don't want to lose the gains that we've made as a community and a country.'