Rototuna's Korikori Green declared a pedestrian mall
Korikori Green a busy route for pedestrians and cyclists, particularly students.
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Hamilton city councillor Margaret Forsyth dies
The city's mayor pays tribute to a stoic, principled councillor.
Date set for opening of new Cambridge pool complex
Facility includes 25m indoor pool, toddler pool, hydrotherapy pool, spa, and sauna.
Richard Stowers had a passion for New Zealand military history
Historian published 13 painstakingly researched and superbly illustrated books.
Man missing after fishing on rock near Raglan
A friend raised concern after the man failed to return home yesterday afternoon.
Ebbett Hamilton opens in grand style - with special guests Sol3 Mio
Opening with a bang celebrates 93 year history of Waikato car dealership.
New recruiters hired as demand grows for key staff
Finding the right people to execute business plans more important than ever.
Ruffell Rd crossing poses 'medium to high risk of death or serious injury'
City council says immediate action needed to ensure the safety of all road users.
Giant skateboard on tour around the country
Suggest a name for the super-size skateboard and be in to win money-can't-buy experience.
Building her place in a male dominated trade
Leaving high school, Lucile didn't know what's next - now building is her passion.
Matamata indoor pool closed due to risk in case of earthquake
Support system that holds the roof doesn't meet today's building code for earthquakes.
Come and get amongst the trial layouts, and give your feedback
Hamilton re-shaping streets to 'better serve the growing community'.
Hamilton murder: Accused, 18, remanded for psychiatric assessment
The 18-year-old was remanded in custody without plea for a psychiatric report.
$194K in fines for unlawful discharge of animal effluent in Taupō
A farming company, company director, and effluent spreading company were convicted.
Suicide pact: Waikato woman to fight charges after man's death
The woman's trial will be held in Hamilton in November.
Good clean fun in the mud awaits you and your dog
Hundreds of dogs and their owners are expected for the popular muddy day out.
Trustees will 'breathe life' into iconic town hall
Town hall is a stunning building with huge potential, says mayor.
Waipā Heritage Cycleway routes up for discussion
Waipā District Council is seeking feedback on Heritage Cycleway routes.
Hamilton finds new sounds with musical talent show
Another night of amazing youth acts will showcase the wealth of young Waikato talent.
Auckland artist wins Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award
Winning work show "stunning visual impact and inventive use of gorse, soap and wire".
Keeping it local on SH27 Mangawhero Stream bridge replacement
J Swap Contractors have been based in the area for the past 80 years.
Poppy and Star flight touches down in Hamilton
Tour raises funds for the RSA, NZ Warbirds Association, and The Starship Foundation.
District plans to sell pensioner homes
Housing for the elderly best managed by social housing providers, says council.
'Service and Sacrifice', acknowledging women and the military
Hamiltonians again able to honour the sacrifices of New Zealand's service personnel.
Minister of Transport Michael Wood inspired by Hamilton project's partnerships
Minister of Transport visits Hamilton to look at work on project of national significance.
Motorists urged to plan ahead and avoid delays
With school holidays in full swing, Waka Kotahi is predicting a busy weekend on the roads.
Cambridge fatal crash: Man charged after 53-year-old dies
The 25-year-old was remanded at large to reappear next month.
Stock health a main priority at environment award winning farm
Good adopters of technology who use accurate data to inform good management practice.
Successful rural waste disposal event
Over 986kg of fertiliser bags and one tonne of chemicals were amongst the collected waste.
Former top jockey blows nearly three times legal blood alcohol limit
Jason Waddell was seen driving erratically around Cambridge by the public.
Creative minds showcase self-published work
The seventh Hamilton Zinefest is ready to kick off at the Meteor in May.
Steampunk lifestyle a family affair for the Granthams
The steampunked Grantham clan is excited for the Nuts and Bolts Minifest this weekend.
Temporary road changes open for feedback
Waipā District Council is seeking feedback on recent temporary road changes.