'We're sick of it and find it grossly disrespectful'
A corporate can face a fine up to $200,000 for contaminants dumped on conservation land.
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Band silenced after $100K theft of gear
The Monroes are appealing for sightings of a stolen trailer and band equipment.
Waipā section will follow the Waikato River where possible
"Cyclists will have some breathtaking views across the river."
Covid-19 coronavirus: Tests available at holiday hot spots
Waikato DHB holiday arrangements for Covid-19 tests are still in place.
Expect delays as construction and repair projects continue
All the work is weather-dependent and may be deferred if it rains.
Immune Defense Proteins could help protect against influenza or herpes
NZ dairy industry could help make international impact on health outcomes.
Quinn to follow NZ Grand Prix from Australia
"I couldn't have guessed that when we made it happen and I wouldn't get to be there."
Convicted double murderer recalled to prison after alleged reoffending
Leith Rex Ray is fighting a charge of threatening behaviour to a woman in Hamilton.
Devilskin rockers in hog heaven with custom Harleys
Devil Hogs a spectacular distraction while waiting out pandemic.
Hikutaia School hosts second round of North Island 4x4 trials
About 50 contestants will navigate a course of 30 hazards.
List of shark attacks off Waikato coasts is very short
Experts are trying to ease people's minds on the risks of a shark attack.
Night-time detours from Sunday
The works include moving barriers and installing Safe Hits lane sticks.
Te Awamutu: All the buildings are grey
Architecture and arts author, Peter Shaw, says the 'grey' pallet makes Te Awamutu drab.
Ngatoa confirms full Castrol TRS campaign
The 66th New Zealand Grand Prix is on at Hampton Downs this weekend.
Goldie work could become 'underworld currency'
Experts estimate its value at about $1 million.
Waipā honours the dead of Mātakitaki Pā from 1822
The site of a siege and up to 1500 deaths, the pā is hugely significant to local Māori.
Leading NZ sculptor Virginia King will judge No.8 Wire competition
The award embodies Kiwi ingenuity and brings awareness to a piece of agricultural history.
Health board trains first perfusionist in 12 years
Running the heart-lung machine plays a vital role during heart surgery.
Council votes to combine three high-profile projects
Shared entry precinct and safe crossing between two facilities for visitors.
National 4x4 drivers get down and dirty
Muddy track action will offer an exciting day out.
Favourite keen to add a NZ Grand Prix title to resume
This year is the first time the NZ Grand Prix is being held at the North Waikato circuit.
Police divers find body of teen missing in Waikato River
The police national dive squad found the missing teenager just before midday today.
'Dark times and dark thoughts': Small town fraudster jailed after $2m theft
The 50-year-old also has to serve half her sentence in prison.
Teenage boy missing in Waikato River - dive squad resume search
The police dive squad is searching for a missing teenager in the Waikato River.
Driver in critical condition after vehicle rolls in Waikato
A car has rolled on to railway tracks in Waikato in the early hours of this morning.
Broken stormwater pipe blamed for Lorne St sinkhole
Crater opens in Lorne St near Dowding St intersection.
Bags of support for school cyclone relief effort
More school bags needed for start of the new term
First Cambridge dual cycleway being built this year
Waipā District Council is out to improve footpaths, cycleways and links to bus stops.
Joint Waikato approach to welcome back international students
International students add significant economic contribution to the region.
NZ's top young brass band players blow into town
Two Hamilton musicians have been selected for the national youth brass band.
Alice in Wonderland Jr a fast-paced take on classic tale
A young cast sing and dance their way through this much-loved story.
Scholarship offers follow sporting success
"I want to be the best runner, but also the best person I can be."
This image went around the world. Now road rage victim, 81, has died mowing lawns
The 81-year-old had struggled dealing with the road-rage incident last month.