'20-Minute City' a game-changer for Hamilton
It's called a 20-Minute City, but those 20 minutes would be a life-changer.
It's called a 20-Minute City, but those 20 minutes would be a life-changer.
Highlighting the skills of the men and women who prepare the meat that graces our plates.
Motorists are urged to avoid Fairfield Bridge
Electricity network companies lead the way with OpenLoop.
Growing interest in health and wellness drives innovation in dairy and other food markets.
Waikato football teams only picked up one win between them in the northern league.
Software takes into account NZ's unique way of looking at environmental contaminants.
Phil Goff and Tainui leaders are at odds over taking more water from the Waikato River.
Hamilton councillors get to have their say about the Captain Hamilton statue this week.
All Blacks Halfback Brad Weber will again captain the side.
Waikato Football teams are set to kick off this weekend.
The emergency powers would only be used on a temporary basis.
Light-hearted musical entertainment helps get arts and performance up and running.
Hamilton Airport CEO has backed calls for a transtasman bubble.
Commissioned works will be hosted in an online gallery launching Tuesday June 30.
Clarence St Theatre celebrates return of zany stage show.
Category winners will go on to the finals and attend performance workshops.
Peters spoke of the importance of the provincial regions outside the major city centres
Removal of the statue will be the start of wider discussions with key city stakeholders.
Despite a delay due to Covid-19, work on Williamson St expected to finish on schedule.
Super Rugby returns to the pitch this weekend
Waikato sport teams are set to resume their leagues over the coming weeks.
The council wants to develop a masterplan to improve the district.
Survey shows many households and businesses still positive about future.
But please wash your hands before and after visiting council sites.
Works by finalists from past years have made it into this year's selection.
Ship rats compete with birds, bats, lizards and insects for the same food.
"There's no doubt te reo needs to have a stronger role in our society."
Southgate said Waikato Food Inc needs to find partners in government and private sector