Waikato and Coromandel hit by a spate of illegal dumping
The threat from Thames-Coromandel council comes after a spree of dumping in Waipa.
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One-off Te Huia summer rail jaunt cancelled
It is another bump in the tracks for the rail service which has been plagued by delays
Council defends 'double standard' Founders Theatre policy
"I just look at the process and it was ridiculous.There was no need to close the theatre."
'It's dirty politics': Demoted councillor
Demoted councillor Fred Lichtwark says he was demoted because he disagreed with the chair.
Wanted: Dangerous 24-year-old on the run
Police say William Merrin is dangerous and should not be approached.
Here comes the rain: Flooding 'possible' later this week
Get the umbrellas out - rain is on the way.
Hamilton Wanderers go top with 2-0 win over Auckland City
Wanderers notched their first victory over the Auckland side to break a four-year hoodoo.
Local Focus: Tat24food 'You walk away feeling good'
Discounted tattoos for donated food in Huntly. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Cat ban in place for section of Hamilton's newest suburb
Cat owners will not be welcomed in one part of Hamilton's newest suburb.
Waikato home buyers frustrated amidst competitive housing market
Lodge Real Estate Managing Director Jeremy O'Rourke says many buyers are being frustrated.
Sailing trust helping build communication skills for youth
Mayne said the experience helped build communication skills for students.
Experience the Amazon in Avatar-like world first
Work paralleled by NZ study that includes scans of Tane Mahuta, New Zealand's giant Kauri.
Hamilton City Council looks to future proof Rotokauri
Councillor Mark Bunting said future planning is what council is here to do.
Brass returns to Hamilton stage
Hamilton City Brass' first public performance since lockdown is out of this world.
Bayleys agent pledges Raglan property sale commission to Karioi Project
"$10,000 commission could be the minimum but it'll depend on the sale price."
Business: Giant trade show secured for Hamilton
Expo will have 300 exhibitors and close to 6000 visitors with a gala dinner for 700.
Māori All Blacks to play Moana Pasifika at FMG Stadium Waikato
Big weekend of international sport with the Blackcaps and West Indies also in Hamilton.
3D-printed concrete park bench demo in Hamilton will be NZ first
Robot is able to print the walls of an average house in a week .
Section of Hamilton river path temporarily closed for major project
River projects in the city bundled together to save time and money.
Snack-filled Christmas hampers will help complete breast cancer study
Clinical trials determine whether new treatments are safe and effective.
Health notice issued to Waikato residents
The fire has been burning at the site since August.
Waikato national league teams make strong starts
WaiBOP, who finished second-to-last in 2019, have strengthened their squad.
Councils warn over water usage
NIWA has advised councils they are in for a hot and humid summer
A Verbatim play at The Meteor about family violence
A type of theatre that allows a range of voices and perspectives to be heard.
Tokoroa couple rewarded for helping local youth community
A Tokoroa couple is running a project to provide a support network for local youth.
Truck driver critically injured after crash on SH23 in Waikato
A truck driver has been critically injured in a crash on SH23 in Waikato this morning.
Sacred Heart Girls college opens new learning block
On Thursday the officially opened their new $5 million learning block
Paeroa Racecourse given new lease of life
The company's vision is to create a vibrant commercial and residential hub
Gallagher Chiefs fixtures confirmed for 2021 season
The fixtures for the 2021 Super Rugby Aotearoa season have been confirmed.
Claudelands Rovers sign new premier women's coach
Claudelands Rovers have signed Englishman Cliff Harris to their coaching team
Skatepark in the works for Tairua
Skaters of Tairua may soon be able to rejoice as a skate park is on the way.
North Waikato foam factory could be 5 to 15 months closer
Sleepyhead is steaming ahead with plans, despite not knowing if the land can be rezoned.
Significant flax varieties translocated to Lake Ruatuna
The flaxes planted are small cuttings – less than 1m tall.
Petition against new liquor shop in low-income area signed by 1000
Melville community turn out to protest proposed bottle store.