Waikato University puts climate change on agenda
As a world's first, Waikato University has just launched Bachelor of Climate Change degree
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Fisherman rescued from 8m cliff after getting swept off rocks at Raglan
The man had been swept off rocks while fishing but was eventually rescued.
Lance Vervoort is new city council chief
Vervoort has already overseen significant upgrades and developments across Hamilton.
'Make sure they test his eyes' - DHBs reprimanded after newborn left blind
'I regard these errors as a serious departure from the expected standard of care.'
Buy, eat, shop and visit local - as the levels allow
Contactless delivery services from providers all over the Waikato.
Afghan translator has grave fears for family hiding from Taliban
Dozens of decision-ready visa applications prompt legal action by Afghans in the Waikato
Lower speed proposed for part of Wairere Drive
New lights and right turn to give better access to supermarket traffic.
ACC challenges Waikato to 'Have a Hmmm' during lockdown
The home is the most likely place for New Zealanders to be injured.
What's bright and pointy and popping up everywhere? Traffic cones
About 2000 traffic cones are being used at the southern checkpoints on SH1 and SH2.
Apartment, two vehicles catch fire in central Hamilton
The couple lost both their vehicles and their belongings in the blaze.
Fish & Game urges 'sensible' fishing trips during lockdowns
Fishing freedom not an invitation to meet with your mates for a beer down at the river
Coffee and takeaways back on the menu
'We'll survive this through support of our community':Coffee Culture's Sacha Coburn
British teacher steps up to bilingual unit in Ōpōtiki
Weaving certificate has been starting point for personal and professional development.
What's your favourite lockdown recipe?
What's a tasty dish you've created that has stopped you from missing takeaways?
A town divided: Auckland border splits Waikato street
Waikato mayor Allan Sanson says they are "stuck" with the current boundary.
Blockages in pipes and pumps mount as more rubbish flushed
Council urges Hamiltonians to not flush wet wipes and other debris down their toilets
Lifesaving callouts continue through lockdown
Helicopters rescue-ready 24/7, to respond to all emergency callouts.
Significant detours during overnight closure
Work is part of Waka Kotahi preventive maintenance programme over winter
Vaccination levels continue to rise across the Waikato
Coromandel and Claudelands pop-up testing sites now closed as numbers decline.
Six Meteor shows have been affected by the lockdown
A further eight shows planned for September could be affected as well.
Selfless brother makes the most of special day out
Deserving big brother enjoys being centre of attention for a day
Charity, secondhand shops inundated with dumped rubbish during lockdown
Secondhand stores across the country are getting inundated with rubbish.
Traffic numbers spike during country's latest L4 lockdown
Speeds as high as 177kmh have been recorded in Wellington this week.
DHB issues update on vaccination rollout in Waikato
So far, 248,279 vaccinations were delivered to Waikato residents.
Almost 90pc of Waikato businesses confident they will survive the Covid pandemic
Less than 10 per cent of Waikato businesses eyeing Government support schemes.
Boaties caught breaking the Covid-19 rules will be reported
Completely unacceptable: Boating and island hopping not permitted at Level 4, says DoC.
Waikato Asthma Trust celebrates young achievers
Nominations for the 2021 Waikato Asthma Young Achievers' Award are now open.
Waikato Inc shows most resilience in regional lockdown survey
Waikato most optimistic in survey of Auckland, Tauranga, Taupō commerce.
Hamilton woman charged with breaching L4 lockdown
The 20-year-old also faces drug possession charges.
Covid deals blow to Daffodil Day
The street collection is cancelled but Daffodil Day isn't - donations can be made online.
Exclusive: Outbreak response hampered by DHBs flying blind on staff vaccination
The problem "presented a barrier to rapidly and safely deploying staff", an email reveals.
Former Donovan's Chocolates CEO now Hamilton councillor
Mark Donovan has won the Hamilton City East Ward byelection with 1774 votes.
Patrol car damaged, offenders on the run
The police eagle chopper circled over Hamilton for several hours this morning.
DHB issues update on temporary changes to services
Due to the level 4 lockdown, the DHB deferred some of its non-urgent appointments.