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Waikato Uni ocean scientist wins L'Oréal Fellowship
Kiri Reihana is the first Māori PhD student to receive the award.
Raglan Whāingaroa wharf revamp to start in August
The construction of new boating facilities and maintenance work will get under way soon.
Hero events bring many benefits to the mighty Waikato
Some significant sporting related fixtures coming up in the region.
Waipā District Council may apply for better-off funding
Despite opposing the Three Waters Reform, council took the first step to apply for funds.
Waipā joins HCC in calling for Three Waters Reform to be withdrawn
The councils endorsed submissions to the select committee: "Can not support the reform."
Few nominations as candidates urged to hand in paperwork early
As of yesterday, Waipā District Council only had four verified candidate nominations.
Freestyle maestro only Kiwi at first world tramp champs
Max Mcquoid, 19, will represent New Zealand at the inaugural FTA World Champs in London
Grease Musical team seeking the one(s) that they want for Hamilton show
Auditions for the Grease musical in Hamilton on August 5 and 6.
New aged care home in Hamilton East
Newly renovated facility offers rest home, hospital level, day stay and respite services.
City's top brass shine at national championships
Premier A-grade placing an exceptional result for a truly community band
Find out more about Hamilton district plan changes
There are new rules around housing intensification and protecting built heritage.
Waikato events secure $3m in Government funding
A total of 34 events will receive support from the Government's Thermal Explorer Fund.
'Extreme over-reaction': Son who killed father with claw hammer jailed for at least 11 years
Jack Kaea told a report writer having killed his father was "surreal" and he was sorry.
Waipā dog bylaw still open for feedback
Council staff will attend community events over the coming weeks to gather more feedback.
Weather: Heavy rain and snow closes roads
More wet weather in store for many parts of country today.
Father who throat-punched son jailed
The judge told him if he focused on keeping his hands to himself, 'we'll all be happy'.
Melville students buzzing after special learn to ride programme
Thanks to the War Horse programme, 8 kids got to experience horses for the first time.
Sky is the limit for inspirational athlete leader
Waiuku special Olympian Grace Payne has won an award for her advocacy work.
Seven Enrich+ artists in line for award
Seven Te Awamutu artists made it to the annual IHC Art Awards semi-final.
Local creative leaders join Waikato Regional Theatre as directors
Deborah Nudds and Chris Williams will be on the board of the theatre operating company.
'I'm traumatised': Woman carjacked after police officer pepper sprays himself
After escaping the clutches of two officers, the man waved down a motorist.
'Working 100 hours a week', businessman blames stress from pandemic on child porn offending
The man will now be registered on the child sex offender register.
Red Fox Tavern murder: Man convicted after 33 years denied bail
Mark Joseph Hoggart, 62, and another man were convicted by a jury last year.
Waikato businesses win mighty big awards
Hamilton & Waikato Tourism showcases some recent regional tourism and foodie champions.
'The first time I've cried': Family grieves as Coroner releases long-awaited findings
Vaughan Te Moananui was spiralling out of control when he pointed a gun at police.
Kmart moves distribution centre to Ruakura Superhub
The retail giant announced it will build a new 40,000sq m facility in Hamilton.
Te Paina set to be returned to iwi and hapū
Joy and relief at return of historically and culturally significant reserve.
Waikato Regional Theatre operations company to be set up
The board will include WRPT trustees and directors with theatre management experience.
Revival of rail in Pokeno and Te Kauwhata on the cards
The proposal is part of a wider Regional Public Transport Plan that is open for feedback.
Hamilton welcomes anyone new to the city with open arms in new programme
More than 27 per cent of the city's population was born overseas.
Waipā honours seven local legends on walks of fame
Inductees are recognised for their accomplishments in sports, music and writing.
New Zealand's first electric milk tanker launched in Morrinsville
Milk-E will be based at Fonterra's Waitoa site and operate on battery-swap technology.
Karāpiro sporting multi-talent becomes Special Olympics athlete leader
Special Olympian Jarrod Gilbert won snowboarding medals but will now compete as a swimmer.