Free mobile shower and laundry service for homeless comes to Hamilton
Australian charity Orange Sky will launch its fifth New Zealand service this month.
Australian charity Orange Sky will launch its fifth New Zealand service this month.
Voting starts on November 28 and is open until December 10.
The much-loved festival will bring love and colour to the often undervalued suburb.
Te Awamutu College's prizegiving was a celebration of success.
Te Awamutu College students shine at sports.
1400 competitors and coaches will compete in 10 sports across eight venues in the Waikato.
Tony Johnson remembers the late Kevin Hart after his sudden passing.
Bishop says National's candidate has strong family and business ties to Hamilton.
Eight categories to be decided, including Children's Choice.
Hamilton City Council says the inconvenience is regretted but the works were critical.
Brad Gillespie of New World Rototuna won Pact Packaging Young Butcher of the Year award.
Footbridge masts are inspired by traditional waka taurapa, the carved canoe stern piece.
He's not the first buyer to have problems with a car from Vehicle Imports Direct.
Hillcrest High alumni Leading Aircraftman Scott Endres in top three at Medic Match.
Profile Group won the Supreme Award, Business Growth Award and Service Excellence Award.
Measures include lowering speed limit, installing warning signs and median barriers.
New Zealand Momentum Party will not be registered in time for the byelection.
World Cup a real bonus for French travellers spending a year in New Zealand.
National is set to choose its candidate from a three-person shortlist this weekend.
Excavation for building foundations in progress as search for theatre manager continues.
The report sets out priorities for action for everybody with a role in youth wellbeing.
Mayor Len Salt was the first one to wear community kākahu to the induction ceremony.
Zero Waste Network says the incinerators have 'no place' in a circular economy.
In September, Hamiltonians prevented 320,000kg of food waste from going to landfill.
The draft report is open for public feedback which will help shape a final report.
The groundbreaking for the first 22 of 400 houses kicked off on Tuesday.
Labour's announcement comes after National revealed its shortlist of candidates yesterday.
Gratten Layne's widow says the lives of family have not been the same since his death.
National's shortlist includes an iwi leader, Pasifika director and a health professional.
There are five female-led councils in Waikato now compared to three last term.