Fishing boat tragedy: Devastated family and friends farewell Mark Sanders
He was on a dream fishing trip when tragedy struck.
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Waikato takes action against climate change
Impact Hub Waikato is hosting an event to develop solutions to local climate challenges.
Hamilton hospitality sector gets another helping hand
Hamilton City Council approved a 50% reduction to fees for food safety verifications.
Claudelands East intersection upgrade seen as vitally important
Regional council seeks feedback on public transport rating changes.
'A boy battling his past': Waikato methamphetamine manufacturer pens poem to judge
Alan McQuade had a traumatic childhood, which led him down a destructive path.
Mighty locals tee up at new Tieke Golf Estate
The campaign continues to encourage support for local activities, and attractions.
Guide dog puppy appeal in need of community donations
Blind Low Vision NZ hopes to raise $600,000 this year to breed and train new guide dogs.
Hamilton man shot dead by AOS used illegal firearm returned by police
His estranged wife told police he was planning a mass shooting and slept with a pistol.
Rain gardens to improve lake's water quality
Natural filtration removes contaminants in rainwater heading to Lake Te Koo Utu.
Council concerned about changes to drinking water standards
Regional Council urges Government to consult with suppliers and communities on changes.
Father sentenced after crash kills daughter's unborn child
Wheelchair user Michael Eichler hopes to one day mend his relationship with his daughter.
Teen arrested after attack on milk tanker
An 18-year-old man will appear in court next week.
Community boards on the cards for Hamilton
The Local Government Commission is currently considering an appeal from Community Waikato.
Faces of Enchanter tragedy: A bar owner, a handyman, a builder - and all dads
All five men who died in the boating tragedy have been named.
Ratepayers' pockets hit hard as vandalism soars
'This type of activity is demoralising for all of us and we need it to stop.'
Balloons over Waikato achieves impossible task of running event in red setting
This year's public spectator-free event is now over and the organisers are ready for 2023.
New branding steers Tainui Group Holdings
Brand aligns to Waikato-Tainui at a time of significant change and growth for TGH
Waikato Regional Council takes on wilding pines in Coromandel
The council endorses control programme in new areas after receiving government funding
Enchanter tragedy: Mates returned to Three Kings to fulfil fishing dream
Cambridge man in shock after losing three friends in one day.
Last call for entries for carpentry apprentice challenge
Apprentices prepare to go hammer-to-hammer to win big prizes.
Rotokauri development gets green light
About 140 hectares in Rotokauri are set to be rezoned to make space for more homes.
Ōtorohanga dad Tom Phillips briefly returns home for supplies
A warrant for his arrest is outstanding after he failed to attend court in January.
'Unacceptable': Police on milk tanker damage, hammer being used in stand-off
Police say they are committed to "holding the offenders to account".
Watch: Milk tanker blocked by group of drivers - milk released, floods on to road
A young woman was reportedly injured as she tried to protect the tanker driver.
T-minus 3: Waikato Museum launches Moon exhibition
Our Moon: Then, Now & Beyond explores humankind's relationship with the Moon.
Mighty effort still needed
Still a need to support your local tourism and hospitality businesses.
NZ Blood on the hunt for new Waikato donors
Donors are desperately needed as NZ Blood struggles with appointment gaps and no-shows.
State-of-the-art New World supermarket opens in Te Kauwhata
New store replaces Four Square that has proudly served the community since the 1950s.
Bill and Brenda Rogers hand over reins of Ōpārau Roadhouse
Ōpārau Roadhouse couple, Bill and Brenda Rogers, slip off into the sunset.
Up, up and away: Balloons fly again, watch the Nightglow online
The festival is on since Tuesday with Hamiltonians seeing balloons from home this year.
Classrooms received with new technology to promote ventilation
Brand new modular classrooms have been placed and in use at Te Awamutu College.
Bach bookings rapidly increased since border opening
Bookings made from Australia are up 330 per cent with Coromandel the most popular area.
Hamilton stays at water alert level 3
The sprinkler and irrigation system ban stays in place for the next few weeks.
Resurfacing on SH26 Allen Street in Morrinsville
Final touches under way to complete Hamilton section of Waikato Expressway.