'No ransom will be paid': Spy agency brought in after DHB cyber attack
The Waikato DHB said it was experiencing a full outage of its information services.
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NZSO Immerse Festival offers three days of exciting music in Hamilton
Kiwi conductor will make NZSO debut with epic psychedelic symphony.
Mayor dips his toes into new Cambridge pool
The long-awaited new pool facility in Cambridge officially opened its doors last Saturday.
Cyber attack: Waikato DHB's entire IT service down - clinical services affected
The cause of the outage is being investigate, the DHB says.
Musical comedy inspired by farces written by ancient Roman playwright Plautus
Enthusiastic cast of veteran stage performers and many new and rising talents.
Allied HOB put on another gritty performance to edge out Castle Rangers
Marist Premier prove too good overall for University Premier Reserve.
Classic car rock'n'roll weekend raises $14,000 for cancer lodge
Whangamata local Noddy Watts donates the $14,000 raised to Cancer Foundation's Lodge.
Company-X developer fights Covid-19
International project builds low-cost remote control medical ventilators.
Recycling services suspended to some and others on final warning
Nappies, rotten food, dog poo and garden waste some of the things put out for recycling.
Giant skateboard named before heading to Waikato towns
Skateboard deck design depicts a New Zealand athlete's physical and emotional journey.
Grand master has dedicated his life to tae kwon do - and he is still learning
John Feast is the head of four Tae Kwon Do schools in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty.
Anonymous bullying complaints spark St Peter's School investigation
WorkSafe confirmed it was making inquiries late yesterday.
Green light for Blue Light: Waipā Council gifts car
Former council vehicle finds new home at Blue Light to help young drivers get license.
Blackcurrant the new superfood? Suppliers, producers flock to Foodstuffs expo
More than 300 suppliers, involving 5000 people, have flocked to Hamilton for the event.
Major progress on Waipā's first two-way cycleway
First stage of new Waipā cycleway set to be completed at the end of June.
Council settles on 8.9pc average rates increase
City in for compliance targeted rate rise of 4.5pc and general rate increase of 4.4pc.
Missing teens: Two teens found; Auckland teen still missing
The mother of one missing teen picked up her son this afternoon.
Rare honour for Waikato indigenous studies professor
Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith a new member of American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Close all the way but Allied HOB beat HGHS Langman by a goal
Some outstanding performances as season promises more excitement ahead.
'Baby where are you?' Hamilton mum desperate for news on missing daughter
She was last seen possibly getting into a green Jeep/SUV in Hamilton East.
Concerns for missing Hamilton teenager, 13
Hamilton police say the teenager hasn't been seen since 5.45pm Saturday.
Triple the love: Family celebrate first Mother's Day together
Covid wrecked last year's Mother's Day but this year it's going to be different.
A weekend full of g(i)rrrl-power and quirky entertainment
Local creative and diverse talent is in focus for the three-day festival next weekend.
'Sense of justice, relief': Widow welcomes Red Fox Tavern murderers' life sentences
"Someone was killed for no good reason out of the blue,'" prosecutor tells court.
Waikato axe death: Man jailed for six years
Phillip Macpherson died in the fight at Pukemiro in March 2019.
Te Kuiti dancer super excited to perform in Kirikriroa
Acclaimed show combines storytelling, music, and dance with design, AV and lighting.
Forum takes audience back to ancient Rome
Riverlea Theatre shows Sondheim's joyous, musical romp through ancient Rome from May 15.
Chief executive to leave Hamilton City Council
City council chief will not be reapplying when contract expires in October.
Man charged with assaulting Defence Force MIQ worker
The 30-year-old is defending the charge of assault from last month.
Hamilton hotel bought at discount by ASX-listed tourist retailer
Big discount on purchase price but not because of hotel industry's Covid hit.
Rototuna's Korikori Green declared a pedestrian mall
Korikori Green a busy route for pedestrians and cyclists, particularly students.
Hamilton city councillor Margaret Forsyth dies
The city's mayor pays tribute to a stoic, principled councillor.
Date set for opening of new Cambridge pool complex
Facility includes 25m indoor pool, toddler pool, hydrotherapy pool, spa, and sauna.