Waikato cracks Covid vaccination milestone
As of this week, over 900,000 Covid-19 vaccinations have been delivered in Waikato.
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Waikato DHB launches winter immunisation campaign
MMR and flu jabs to be offered at Covid vax sites before what an expected tough winter.
Moth pest fall armyworm discovered in Hamilton
Biosecurity New Zealand urges Waikato maize and corn growers to keep an eye out.
Hamilton's property value increases 53pc
A large valuation increase does not automatically mean an equivalent rate increase.
Government moves ahead with Three Waters reform
Most recommendations made by the Working Group have been adopted.
Kiwi creatives showcase their self-published work in Hamilton
The city's 8th Zinefest is kicking off on May 7 at Wintec.
High school avoids prosecution after student drowns
Instead, an "enforceable undertaking" will cost Melville High School about $266,000.
Wetland expert wins Loder Cup conservation award
Conservation Minister Kiri Allan presented Beverley Clarkson with the award in Hamilton.
Covid-19 community case numbers to stay above 5000 before increasing - expert
There were 9047 community cases reported yesterday.
Wairere Drive extension to Cobham Drive partially opens
Important connection in city transport network close to completely operational.
Review: The Longest Drink in Town
Bold show, incorporates complex, lyrical passages of poetic writing and language.
Kmart attack: Accused granted bail - with a 22-hour curfew
She won't have an ankle bracelet, but she has strict bail conditions.
Take photos of plants, animals and bugs living around us
Scientists will scan your photos in search of new discoveries.
Bulldozers closer to demolishing Founders Theatre
Trust vows to continue fight to turn Founders Theatre into a community hub.
One person dead, one badly hurt in crash
The crash happened on River Road in Fairfield.
'She couldn't walk, she couldn't talk'; Man jailed for raping 'semi-comatose' woman
The judge assessed the victim as being 'semi-comatose' when she was put to bed.
SH1 Tamahere closures in May
Final line marking leading up to the mid-year project completion.
Waikato dairy farmers struggling with 'historic' dry conditions
Springdale sharemilker Bart Van De ven says he's only had 55mm of rain since Christmas.
IT company grows from student project to global player
Matamata IT business LuminateOne now counts renowned vehicle brands among clientele
Design for signalised crossing in Ōhaupō finalised
Changes made address public concerns and the council is excited to show finalised plans.
Cantando Choir presents Anzac Reflections
Joining the choir for the concert is Cantando's new accompanist, Jonathan Dunlop.
Kmart attack: Second accused arrested, appears in court
The 26-year-old woman made a brief appearance in court this morning.
St Peter's School announces change in leadership structure
A Head of School and a Head of Commercial replace the vacant Executive Principal position.
Kiwis in France: Le Quesnoy to receive WWI museum
Wētā Workshop involved in museum about Le Quesnoy's liberation by NZ soldiers in 1918.
Dingle Foundation supporters climb for Waikato youth
70 individuals conquer Hakarimatas in the foundation's second Climb 4 Youth fundraiser.
District council looks to earthquake-proof CBDs
Council wants feedback about which busy streets, buildings at risk during an earthquake.
Chopper appeal supports life-saving missions
Taranaki local Lou Roebuck knows the importance of the rescue helicopter crew first-hand.
Busy year on track for teen cyclist Lewis Johnston
17-year-old from Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club selected for Junior World Championships.
Te Awa River Ride competition winners collect their prizes
And they decided to share their wins with loved ones.
Artist clocks up consecutive winning streak at No.8 wire awards
Gina Ferguson and Dale Cotton win top prize for work titled It never rains but it pours.
Two more arrests over milk tanker attack
Police are still on the hunt for two more men.
Healthcare: Omicron forces new approaches
With 15 per cent more patients, GPs using phone triaging and team-based clinical support.
Underpass makes highway crossing safe for Tamahere cyclists
The underpass is part of the Te Awa River Ride and has just been opened for use.
Green light for Cambridge illumination guidelines
Historic Cambridge Town Hall and Clock Tower have been first to make the colourful switch.