Keep an eye out for new speed limit signs
Main areas of focus are Raglan, Whatawhata and Te Kowhai, and Tuakau.
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Power networks join for seamless recharging experience
Electricity network companies lead the way with OpenLoop.
Up to 63 per cent of households report a drop in income
Survey shows many households and businesses still positive about future.
Meteor Theatre launches massive fundraising drive
Theatre, comedy, live youth bands, kids' show, a live-streaming festival - and more.
Plan ahead for safe winter on Waikato roads
Ensure your car is safe, roadworthy and well equipped for winter driving.
Hakarimata Summit Track reopens
Scan the QR code at the bottom of the track to help with contact tracing.
Join the fight against food shortages, hunger and malnutrition
Money will provide schools and farmers with seeds for crops, watering systems and goats.
$2.5m injected into Raglan Wharf a welcome boost
Improvements will increase capacity for commercial, recreational and charter boats.
First steps on road to recovery are hidden in plain view
Smaller projects in the $50,000 to $500,000 and up range.
Open with care: Keep up the good work Waikato
Maximum visitor numbers and contact tracing will be in place across the district.
Hakarimata Summit Track to remain closed under alert level 2
DOC and WDC share concerns that people will not be able to maintain physical distancing.
Dates set for five weeks of duck hunting
Hunters must comply with the restrictions of alert level 2 while hunting and travelling.
Celebrating business community in tough times
More important than ever to celebrate Waikato's business community.
Water restrictions for Pokeno and Tuakau residents
Restrictions prohibit the residential use of outdoor hoses and water blasters.
No shame in asking for help
Since March 31, the regional centre has received more than 2300 calls for assistance.
Communities thanked for water saving efforts
Restrictions in the north of the Waikato district grow increasingly likely.
Te Waka pushes for key Waikato projects
Bold thinking on productivity and connectivity presents a unique window of opportunity.
Stay strong and stay the course Waikato
'We don't want to lose the gains that we've made as a community and a country.'
Project gathers stories and views of real people in real places
Have your concerns for your community factored in to decisions on local development.
All aboard? New Hamilton-Auckland train journey 2 hours 20 mins
Te Huia train between Hamilton and Auckland to take its first trip in August.
Rubber hits the road on country's newest highway
Bypass connects expressway at Ohinewai with the Ngaruawahia section at Gordonton Road.
You shall not bypass — yet
A small area still requires asphalting, and completion of some safety barriers.
Longswamp night works to rectify seal - expect delays
High temperatures and slowing traffic causes seal to lift on new stretch of Expressway.
Police appeal for information over missing Ngaruawahia man
Michael Murdoch was last seen a week ago, police and family have concerns for his welfare.
Man seriously injured after an attack in Huntly
Victim taken to Waikato Hospital for treatment; police seek offender.
Missing young man last seen in Huntly found dead
The body of 24-year-old missing man Stian Solberg has been found.
Building his future
Dream is an events centre from the natural amphitheatre that was the Huntly East Mine.
Family pleads for help finding 24yo, missing from Huntly
Stian Solberg was last seen on July 7 at home in Huntly.
Family claims lengthy battle to get 'infested' rental fixed
Robert Strickland has been trying to get the house repaired for the last 5 months.
Festival's tenth birthday sparks major collaboration
It is a time when we give thanks for the past and karakia for the health of the future.
What's driving Huntly: The town that's fighting back
The future is bright for Huntly according to local residents.
What's wrong with Huntly? The NZ town fighting its reputation
What does the future hold for Huntly as the Waikato Expressway nears completion?