
Waikato in high demand with meeting and conference organisers
Domestic business events delegates remain an important visitor segment.
Domestic business events delegates remain an important visitor segment.
Waipā District Council urges residents to register their dogs by give-away promotion.
Hamilton City Council boss says it's a good use of ratepayer money.
Rugby is not two teams and their fans fighting for the win, it's about a good game.
New board chairman says issues stemmed from policies, systems and people.
'There was a lot of anger and disappointment ... the game meant a lot to the region'.
Waiomou Stream a shovel ready project for which regional council received govt funding.
The play follows the story of a girl who wants to grow the world's most magnificent beard
Mangawhero pump station the first of five pump upgrades for the Waikato.
Joel Robin Buckley was farewelled by family and friends at his funeral today.
More than 95,000 jabs delivered so far, with more to come as group 4 opens up on July 28
Passengers watched in shock as their carriage slowly broke off from the rest of the train.
"Suboptimal care does not necessarily lead to harm," Waikato DHB says.
Train to Auckland proving extremely popular with families in school holidays.
The massage and beauty arm will move into Domain House to meet increasing demand.
Trust marks 21st birthday and welcomes inaugural patron.
Enrich+ works alongside those living with disabilities, autism or neurodiversity.
A great day in history because NZ made an impact internationally, says political activist.
Man got out of his car and started shooting at police. They returned fire.
Police remain at a scene in Hamilton where a man has been shot and killed overnight.
Sponsors, exhibitors and the team of 5 million thanked for making it happen.
Reginald Scouse took a boy to a church and performed a sexual act on him.
Residents report hearing multiple gunshots.
Just a 20-minute river run from Pukete to the Hamilton CBD.
A special two-show-only season at The Meteor this week.
Software quality assurance tester Jes Elliott rising through ranks of the ICT industry.
Two people are seriously injured after the crash in Te Kuiti this afternoon.
"Talented, motivated and highly respected people in our city are doing incredible work."
Decisions on car park numbers will be up to the developers in the future.
Te Wānanga O Aotearoa helps youth gain life-changing experiences.