No need for Covid test if you don't meet Ministry of Health criteria.

Waikato Police raised eyebrows over a sneaky warning, with Kiwis questioning the move.

Anyone for teapot racing or perhaps parasol fencing?

Plenty of opportunities to get out on your bike during Hamilton Bike Month.

'When they told me I actually won, I burst into tears – now we could finally get married'.

The third day of the high-profile trial has begun.

Lichtwark to undergo training to address angry and abusive communication style.

A mother who was to stand trial for murdering her toddler is on the run.

Two return weekday trips to Papakura with pick ups at Frankton, Rotokauri and Huntly.

Defence lawyer: 'This case is one of New Zealand's long-standing and terrible mysteries.'

The man will appear in court tomorrow.

The jury that will decide on an infamous cold case has been selected today.

The person had been in self-isolation since leaving the Pullman seven days ago.

Free show in Hamilton Gardens to thank thousands who helped track down stolen gear.

The 72-year-old has plenty to draw upon - farming, journalism, politics and more.

Motivating emerging Māori artists to create portraits of their tūpuna (ancestors).

Paint, cylinders, human faeces and even a hand gun have stopped recycling sorting lines.

The design reflects the history and importance of the Tamahere area to mana whenua.

A group of university students aim to stage the ultimate anti-Valentines celebration.

Fire service renews advice after several property fires across the region.

Hamilton has a vibrant new asset even before the commuter train arrives.

Inquiries into the circumstances of a man's death in Hamilton are ongoing.

Feedback revealed residents want more activities and attractions in Matamata-Piako.

Travel tool shows predicted traffic flow based on previous years' travel patterns.

Some water restrictions already in place and more possible.

Quartet brings new ideas and approaches to Department of Conservation Hauraki team.

A corporate can face a fine up to $200,000 for contaminants dumped on conservation land.

The Monroes are appealing for sightings of a stolen trailer and band equipment.

"Cyclists will have some breathtaking views across the river."

Waikato DHB holiday arrangements for Covid-19 tests are still in place.