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Seven Waikato summer festivals set to rock the region
Festivals are set to take place in Whangamata, Karapiro, South Waikato and Thames.
Rescue Helicopter saved the Coromandel over summer
In November, the Waikato rescue helicopter completed 15 missions to the Coromandel.
Saddle up for summer with cycle trail funding
Off the beaten track one of most popular ways to see New Zealand.
Six Waikato summer festivals set to rock the region
Check the details with festivals in Whangamata, Raglan, Karapiro, South Waikato and Thames
Moa skeleton amazes Kauaeranga Visitor Centre guests
The skeleton of a stout legged moa is thought to be 1000 years old.
Just 7102 more jabs will get Māori whānau to 90pc
Vax push targets communities across the region with a focus on the young
Minister's message for Sandra Goudie - 'no exception' for mayor vaccinations
Thames Coromandel mayor says she won't be forced into having the Pfizer jab.
Mandating jabs 'absolutely wrong': Defiant mayor refuses Pfizer jab
Thames-Coromandel Mayor Sandra Goudie stands by her beliefs.
Ōtorohanga homicide: Accused granted suppression after threats
Two men are jointly charged with murder, while one of the men has an additional charge.
Luckless godwit forced into mid-flight U-turn
Unusual mid-migration misadventure has trackers closely watching next move
Melville Primary hosts special parents and teacher day
The primary school approached Pacific Island Trust K'aute Pasifika for pop-up jab clinic.
Piako planting protects life-supporting capacity of freshwater
Scheme is part of government's $1.2 billion Jobs for Nature programme
New festival like Beach Hop, but for motorbikes
Beach Hop legend Noddy Watts has launched two new festivals dedicated to motors and music
Former Thames man, 72, jailed for 'depraved' sex acts with impaired teen
Ben Joseph Macaran was found guilty of four of 19 charges at trial.
Cherry blossom festival brings visitors to the district
The Cherry Blossom Festival at English Cherry Tree Manor in Tamahere is back.
Doolan slots in for Swampfoxes
Todd Doolan returns to Heartland Championship rugby for the first time since 2016
Testing numbers across the Waikato decline
As the nationwide lockdown continues, Waikato testing facilities report fewer visitors.
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.
Waikato councils close most facilities and services
Councils across the district prepared for the new lockdown after the latest outbreak.
Covid 19: Police, residents disband SH25 Manaia roadblock
The road block was no longer in place at Manaia about 1pm today.
Coromandel starts mission to bin the bad habits
Council is working to reduce the amount of the district's waste going to landfill.
Waipa win first Waikato district lacrosse tournament
Waikato Lacrosse held its first district tournament for U15 girls last weekend
Seals found in unusual places no reason to worry
DOC reports rising number of calls about seals but exploring is part of the animals nature
Rescued dog Odin a four-year-old blank canvas
In search of an experienced owner with the time and patience for a special challenge.
Grants help boost economy, create jobs
Funding will give marine farmers more confidence to invest in their growth and operations.
DHB attack: 'Good progress' restoring systems and services
DHB says patient care the priority as they plan for the recovery phase after the attack.
Kaivolution food rescue has busiest day ever
Foodstuffs donates food galore after huge trade expo in Hamilton ends.
Giant skateboard named before heading to Waikato towns
Skateboard deck design depicts a New Zealand athlete's physical and emotional journey.
Poppy and Star flight touches down in Hamilton
Tour raises funds for the RSA, NZ Warbirds Association, and The Starship Foundation.
Steampunk lifestyle a family affair for the Granthams
The steampunked Grantham clan is excited for the Nuts and Bolts Minifest this weekend.
Thames personal trainer finishes challenge 11 hours early
Personal trainer Laura Peacock tackled six summits raising $7500 for a good cause.
Safety improvements coming for high-risk Waikato roads
Rumble strips, better roadside signs and long-life line markings will be installed.
Tairua boat rage: Former deputy principal granted diversion
Catherine Browning is believed to have resigned from Tairua School since the incident.