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Forty years of volunteering at Hamilton Gardens
Volunteers helped transform the city's main rubbish dump into a world-class attraction.
Kihikihi Village plan feedback period extended
Wide cross-section of views sought to truly reflect community's desires
Riverlea Theatre Masquerade Fundraising Ball returning soon
Theatre well known for its commitment to the upskilling of young thespians
NZTA upgrades 6km of national walking trail
Gravel path and sections of boardwalk make for a safer walk alongside river
Teamwork plays key role in grandstand roofing project
Overhead powerlines make simple job a real challenge
Waipa win first Waikato district lacrosse tournament
Waikato Lacrosse held its first district tournament for U15 girls last weekend
GPs copping abuse from frustrated patients waiting for vaccine
Staff were getting daily phone calls from frustrated patients wanting to be vaccinated.
Council candidates put youth in focus
Wintec Journalism students question candidates about youth issues in the city.
Waikato motorists also warned to expect heavy rain
Parts of Coromandel Peninsula have already had more than 30mm of rain this morning
Manhunt for dangerous suspect who fled police after crashing into vehicle
Eagle helicopter joins midnight hunt.
Seals found in unusual places no reason to worry
DOC reports rising number of calls about seals but exploring is part of the animals nature
Age no barrier for brass band champs
Baritone player's 60 years at top level competitions earns special award.
Bruce Clarkson praised as a treasure to council and the city
"Waiwhakareke the best example of urban restoration in the whole country."
Tokoroa boy takes new senior role at Tainui Group Holdings
New position created as TGH manages a wider spread of assets of the iwi.
Inspirational duo push past their limits at Outward bound course
Father Sandy Schaare and son Emmet tackle challenge, despite son's muscular dystrophy.
District council works urgently to upgrade treatment plant
Increase in population of Te Kauwhata adds to pressure on upgrade plans
Waikato in high demand with meeting and conference organisers
Domestic business events delegates remain an important visitor segment.
Free dog registration for Mister Nigel Murray
Waipā District Council urges residents to register their dogs by give-away promotion.
Revealed: Hamilton City Council's $22k on talk fest for staff
Hamilton City Council boss says it's a good use of ratepayer money.
Rugby newbie working out how to keep up with the play
Rugby is not two teams and their fans fighting for the win, it's about a good game.
Outcome of probe into bullying complaints at top private school revealed
New board chairman says issues stemmed from policies, systems and people.
' I wouldn't say I am on their side now, but I am more lenient'
'There was a lot of anger and disappointment ... the game meant a lot to the region'.
Te Poi School digs in with shovel ready restoration project
Waiomou Stream a shovel ready project for which regional council received govt funding.
Hilariously hairy holiday fun with Beards! Beards! Beards!
The play follows the story of a girl who wants to grow the world's most magnificent beard
Archimedes pump will provide safe passage for eels as it deals with flood water
Mangawhero pump station the first of five pump upgrades for the Waikato.
Opus Orchestra performs short concerts in Hamilton, Rotorua and Tauranga
Hamilton programme made up of poems and stories by beloved New Zealand writer
Hamilton shooting: Police confirm name of 42-year-old
Joel Robin Buckley was farewelled by family and friends at his funeral today.
Covid-19 vaccination clinic operators happy with rollout
More than 95,000 jabs delivered so far, with more to come as group 4 opens up on July 28
Breakaway carriages: Passengers in disbelief after 'bizarre' train trip
Passengers watched in shock as their carriage slowly broke off from the rest of the train.
Heart patients caught in backlogs rushed to hospital for emergency care
"Suboptimal care does not necessarily lead to harm," Waikato DHB says.
Te Huia exceeds 11,000 passengers in just over three months
Train to Auckland proving extremely popular with families in school holidays.
Te Aroha Domain House gets a new life supporting mineral spas
The massage and beauty arm will move into Domain House to meet increasing demand.