Waka Kotahi plan would raise the speed limit on 64km of Waikato Expressway
Public feedback invited on allowing faster speeds through much of Waikato.
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Were you shopping at this supermarket on Labour Monday?
A Kaitaia Farmers, pub and produce store are the latest locations this afternoon.
Mobile vaccination clinics now everywhere in Waikato
The Waikato DHB's mobile clinic rollout started in October and is rapidly picking up pace
Public voting open to decide Lockwood House of the Year
70th birthday offers kitchen appliance package draw to all who vote.
Kihikihi village plan approved
Great feedback received from the community on the new plan
Delta outbreak: 126 Covid cases today; PM heckled at press conference
Protesters forced Ardern to reconvene press conference.
Live: Four more Waikato Covid cases; Auckland businesses ready to open now
Auckland is set to see more restrictions eased back from next Wednesday.
Kāwhia teens who travelled to Pukekohe 'followed the rules', claim they were infected by untested person
Kāwhia trio infected with Covid claim the person they caught it from has not been tested.
Record 162 cases today, three staff on hospital Covid ward test positive
It's D-Day for Auckland and Waikato as Cabinet meets to discuss a change of alert levels.
Pharmacy added after Covid case shopped at supermarket two days ago
New locations of interest linked to Covid positive cases announced in the Waikato region.
Two men missing from notorious Raglan fishing spot
The men, aged 52 and 44, failed to return from their fishing trip yesterday.
Covid-19 coronavirus: More Waikato cases emerge and Huntly detects Covid in wastewater
Covid detected in Huntly wastewater despite no case in town, Ngaruawahia has one case.
Covid case went out socialising after being told they had tested positive
Cabinet will discuss new modelling showing community cases could peak at 200 per day.
Paula Sutton joins University of Waikato management school
University looks to strengthen relationships with local business.
Vaccinated Aucklanders deserve more freedom - expert
Des Gorman argues easing restrictions is the only way to maintain public compliance.
Bulk of land access secured for new cycleway
Pathway will be an amazing asset the community will love and enjoy for years to come
Rooks get wings clipped as landowners dob them in
A large rook population can completely destroy entire paddocks
Te Aroha Domain House ready for spa expansion
The Mineral Spa beauty arm is planned to operate from Domain House in late November.
Cycleway's Waipā section delayed to early 2022
Hopes of completion by the end of the year have been dashed
Costs to ratepayers mount as vandalism skyrockets
Damage costs mean district missing out on other park improvements
City clears first funding hurdle for housing
Building more houses means the pipes, roads, and power must be in place
Concerns after young couple caught Covid in small Waikato town
Questions have been raised about how a young couple in Kāwhia caught Covid.
South Waikato on a roll for new business initiatives
Hub offers opportunities to learn through workshops, events, and entrepreneurial support
Inside NZ's biggest cyberattack: DHB took almost eight hours to tell public
Official documents reveal how day of IT drama unfolded at hospitals.
Cutting red tape will fast-track high-density housing
Many questions over how changes fit into the growth city already has planned
Third person tests positive for Covid in Ōtorohanga
The person is understood to be a close contact of the existing Ōtorohanga cases.
ACC to review management of client data after info posted to Snapchat
Twelve staff in Hamilton were stood down on Tuesday morning.
Tall, taller Hamilton East: One Cook Street
Hamilton East is to get its tallest building so far including luxury apartments.
Covid-positive person travelled on Auckland's eastern train line
The Ministry of Health has released two new locations of interest this morning.
Waikato has 90 per cent target for first jabs in sight
85 per cent of Waikato residents have had one jab as the region's Covid cases rise.
Hamilton Gardens Cafe to receive revamp
Cafe operators Jenny and Craig Fraser donate $75,000 to the gardens towards 2022 upgrade.
Covid: 74 cases, Waikato alert level eased, Nov 15 school return plan
Tentative plan for Year 1-8 schoolchildren to return to class on November 15.
Tokoroa has well-loved Pine Man back
After his three-month "surgery" the iconic sculpture is still looking a bit green.
Otorohanga road rage murder: Two accused to fight charges, head to trial
A two-week trial has been set down for October next year.