Kmart attack: Second accused arrested, appears in court
The 26-year-old woman made a brief appearance in court this morning.
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Council wants feedback about which busy streets, buildings at risk during an earthquake.
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Two more arrests over milk tanker attack
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Healthcare: Omicron forces new approaches
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Green light for Cambridge illumination guidelines
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Alleged Kmart robber appears in court, denied bail
The 24-year-old was denied bail when she appeared in court on multiple charges today.
HCC facilities organised action-packed school holiday programmes
The Zoo, Hamilton Gardens, libraries, pools and Museum have special programmes for kids.
Bat survey takes off in Cambridge
Volunteer project aims to better understand how bats live alongside people.
Manawapou Bridge south of Matamata due to open today
Old bridge had a poor safety record due to its narrowness.
Safety improvement will run alongside SHI road maintenance
Changes support Waka Kotahi's Road to Zero vision of keeping people safe.
Police 'monitoring' notorious gang's motorcycle run
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Community hubs help with Covid isolation support
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'I was targeted because I'm a cop' - policeman's drink spiked at pub
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Covid and safety changes blamed for kerbside weeding delay
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Dogfight prevented after council listens to owners
Waikato District Council adopts Dog Bylaw with changes and excludes controversial permits.
'Devastating impact on families' as $8m lost on pokies in region in a year
Problem Gambling Foundation says harmful gambling affects every aspect of a person's life.
Ricky Plympton wins Waikato's NZCB Apprentice Challenge
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Tokoroa boosts its local vaccinating workforce
A class of Covid-19 vaccinators are now able to give jabs working under supervision.
Resign or be rolled - Waikato regional councillors issue ultimatum to chairman
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Exotic new flavours coming to city hospo scene
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Water restrictions eased in Hamilton as autumn approaches
City waters manager Emily Botje thanks residents for hard work over the last few months.
Concern Waikato Inc poorly prepared for climate change
Majority of business survey respondents have no strategy or plan.
Waikato farmer Ken McIntyre, partner avoid jail after dumping waste into stream
Kenneth McIntyre organised a contractor to unlawfully dig into a stream.
Serious crash in Gordonton, Waikato: road closed
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Classic yachts gather in Waikato for special weekend
12 classic launches will make their way from Auckland to the Maritime Park in Paeroa.