Steampunk lifestyle a family affair for the Granthams
The steampunked Grantham clan is excited for the Nuts and Bolts Minifest this weekend.
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Temporary road changes open for feedback
Waipā District Council is seeking feedback on recent temporary road changes.
Mastering the art of kai
Food knowledge being passed on nationwide through new role at Plunket.
Hamilton's only dedicated food show sure to inspire foodies of all sorts
Wholesome Hub features talks from nutritionists, wellness warriors and passionate foodies.
When a casual hobby becomes your life
Motorbike buff Ken McGeady has a powerful passion - restoring classic and rare motorbikes.
Madagascar The Musical has something for everyone
Last shows in Hamilton before it heads to Tauranga, Palmerston North and Napier.
Thames personal trainer finishes challenge 11 hours early
Personal trainer Laura Peacock tackled six summits raising $7500 for a good cause.
Insect group moved to Ōtorohanga Kiwi House
The large insects are classified as at risk due to predators and fire.
Pop-up edible garden sprouts at second location
Waipā District Council and Cambridge Community Board are excited about positive feedback.
New food delivery service Menulog is in town
Menulog comes to the Waikato as food delivery services competition heats up.
SH2 speed limits from Hauraki to Katikati in the spotlight
Public invited to have a say on SH2 Mangatarata to Katikati speeds.
Two Māori wards in place next year if community and council in favour
Council does U-turn on decision to delay possibility of Māori wards another three years.
Metal stars Alien Weaponry set to explode with NZSO in May
Claudelands Arena will host the only North Island show of the Stronger Together union.
Spotlight on club rugby in Chiefs curtain raiser
Rare opportunity for clubs to open for a Sky Super Rugby match.
Charity secures funding and new members
The $120,000 funding will be donated to Seed Waikato over the next three years.
Waikato homicide: Man faces additional charge of manslaughter
The man pleaded not guilty to the more serious charge today.
Local talent brings the excitement of Madagascar movie to the stage
Stage set, props and costumes from Madagascar The Musical's world tour brought to NZ.
Exclusive: Gross understaffing, bullying and dysfunction at major hospital
Waikato DHB tried to keep expert panel's extraordinary findings from the public.
City urged to retain and repurpose Founders Theatre
Founders rejuvenation attracts support from community, business and professional groups.
Sharrows allow cyclists to claim the lane
Motorists must maintain a safe distance and keep to the speed limit.
Showcase of what is takes to achieve excellence in NCEA visual arts
Several of the artists featured have been awarded NZ scholarships for their work.
Rates rise, rubbish, and sale of pensioner housing on the agenda
Key questions: 9pc rates rise, sale of pensioner housing , inorganic rubbish collection.
Police cordon Hamilton property after shots fired at house
Suburb of Maeroa woken up by gunshots early this morning.
City councillors aim to revoke Māori wards vote
Mayor says rifts forming in the community over creation of Māori wards for next year.
Be courteous at courtesy crossings
Hamilton pedestrians involved in 222 crashes over five years.
Raglan shooting: Coroner hopes for closure in final findings
The Coroner found Sean McKinnon died of shotgun wounds to the head and torso.
St John urges New Zealanders to show their hearts of gold
St John has to plug a gap in operating costs to maintain equipment and ambulances.
Hamilton - Auckland commuter train arrives right on time
The new Te Huia service arrived at Papakura station on schedule.
Police investigating unexplained death in Hamilton
Police are at the scene of a death in Seddon Rd, in Hamilton, this morning.
Safety improvements coming for high-risk Waikato roads
Rumble strips, better roadside signs and long-life line markings will be installed.
Racehorse remembered in name of new Bupa rest home in Hamilton
Bupa Foxbridge Retirement Village in Te Rapa, Hamilton was officially opened last month.
Remarkable relay raises $150,000 for Cancer Society
The fundraising spirit has been exceptional in a time of need, the Cancer Society says.
Tairua boat rage: Former deputy principal granted diversion
Catherine Browning is believed to have resigned from Tairua School since the incident.
NZTA journey planner predicts traffic for popular routes
Delays expected as holiday makers make the most of the chance to travel.