Special award congratulates someone for 'the work they do out of work'
A man with a desire to support the lives of others has been acknowledged.
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The bird nearly hit speeds of 100km/h
Busy roads predicted now inter-regional travel allowed
Central Waikato summer maintenance programme begins near Tirau.
Puppy shot in the head multiple times with air gun in the Waikato
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Waiata a first for Hamilton City Council
In a first for Hamilton City Council, a Māori waiata has been created for the city.
New collections to be revealed during Raglan Arts Weekend
The hard work of 35 artists during lockdown will be on show this weekend.
Whirlwind opening days to life as MP for Hamilton's newly elected members
Labour MPs Jamie Strange and Gaurav Sharma have won over Hamilton.
World Top 10 Trump Impersonator Alexander Sparrow, in Hamilton
Double bill with multi-award-winning character comic, Katie Boyle.
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Hamiltonian eyeing up overseas esport opportunities
After the disestablishment of the Oceania League scene, players must now go abroad.
If there ever was a silver lining to lockdown, this is it
Spectacular concert in Hamilton with songs from your favourite musicals.
Lack of experienced staff for hospitality sector in Coromandel
The Coromandel region has a lack of hospitality staff for the summer period.
Originair launches new route between Hamilton and Palmerston North
The first of Originair new regional flights arrived in Hamilton on Monday.
Te Aroha woman part of an international breast cancer clinical trial
Hope for more effective and more successful breast cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Labour wins over Hamilton from National
Labour has won over the National stronghold of Hamilton
Dingle award goes to Ngaruawahia student Tiare Petero
Helping students navigate the endless career opportunities presented to them.
Council takes a stand against social media abuse
Hamilton City Council is taking a stand to abusive social media comments.
Strong support for Maungatautari Plan
Mana whenua have a living and enduring presence on the maunga.
Council asks for opinions on coastal reserves in Raglan
The district council draft shows proposals for the Wainui, Manu Bay, and Papahua reserves.
Taco Bell heading to the Waikato
In the first month, Taco Bell New Lynn sold 40,000 tacos and 18,000 burritos.
Six60 first concert for Hamilton in 10 years
The concert will be the first ever at Claudelands Oval
Te Awa Lakes development underway
The vision for Te Awa Lakes was to bring people together
Hapori Park to be new community close to Hamilton
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints appoints building company.
Jack's Landing offers a range of options for first home buyers
Hamilton Lake housing development to help ease city housing pressures.
Grassroots studio promoting wellness through arts recognised
Te Putanga Toi Arts Access Awards celebrate diversity and the arts.
Raglan Arts Weekend set to wow visitors
Many keen on a lockdown inspired artwork as a physical snapshot of a difficult time.
Waikato police urge caution after 3 motorcycle crashes, 2 fatal, in a week
One motorcyclist remains in a critical condition in Waikato Hospital.
Animals but no people at this year's Waikato A&P Show
The show will ensure there are less than 100 people within competition zones.
Government funding to transform Ruakura into super hub
The Government's investment will also partially fund critical transportation.
Sky Garden tower could be missing X-factor for Hamilton tourism
The timber Sky Garden tower could be over 100 metres high.
Attitude Awards: 'I don't care what people say about what they think I can't do'
In a judgmental society, you get to decide what affects you, finalist says.
Two millionth tree planted at Raglan restoration project
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