Interactive Galileo exhibition at Waikato Museum
Exhibition pays tribute to a leading figure in the transition to modern science.
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Public health nurse Dawn Tamati 'privileged' to be the first
Jabs start today for workers at region's managed isolation facilities.
Chris Mac of Six60 shares his favourite Hamilton spots ahead of concert
Six60 will be the first to headline and perform at Claudelands Oval.
Cambridge attempted murder: Farm worker jailed for brutal hammer attack
Ryan Wenzlick launched an "explosively violent" attack on his ex lover's partner.
Baby critical, airlifted to hospital after Kaiaua crash
The baby was in a serious but stable condition on Friday morning.
NZTA red light: No funding likely for safer school corridor
Hamilton East plan in doubt; councillor "furious" that highways given priority.
This doctor writes more than just prescriptions
New novel's four main characters are based in Hamilton and Cambridge.
Red Fox Tavern: Unnamed defendant freaked out, knew he would get 'turned over'
Accused: 'I'm not the offender for this Red Fox Tavern, no way.'
All welcome at The Monroes thank you concert in Hamilton
A family-friendly gig is set for Hamilton Lake Domain on March 14.
City transport centre not meeting community expectations
Narrow paths, obstructions and poor toilets are not meeting the needs of disabled people.
Views sought on HCC's Draft Long-Term Plan
City seeks feedback on 11 projects totalling $146 million of proposed spending or revenue.
Buildings worth millions less than what ratepayers forked out
The Victoria St buildings are worth at least $2m less than what council paid in 2018.
Body found during search for man missing in Waikato River
A body has been located in the search for a jet ski passenger who went missing .
Family member asked accused: Did Red Fox Tavern heist have 'anything to do with you?'
Earlier that week the unnamed defendant had practised using a shotgun, court heard.
'Grow some nuts': Details of council conduct complaint revealed
Suspended councillor says the external report was biased and doesn't tell the full story.
Search for jet skier missing near Port Waikato continues
Calvin Henare has not been seen since falling off the back of a jet ski last night.
Red Fox Tavern trial: Jury learn accused committed prior robbery
There has been a turn in the Red Fox Tavern trial today.
Slow down at road works to avoid damage and danger
Some delays as repairs and reseals continue on state highways across Waikato.
Grand Master hails rare martial arts achievement
Family fitter and closer after supporting each other on a tough martial arts journey.
Pro-elite 115km cycle challenge open until April
Best advice: start early, take lots of water - and some friends.
Inaugural Hamilton Bike Month proves popular
Cyclists encouraged to take a ride to Love Your Bike Day on February 28.
Growing numbers join ranks of hobby group
Frankton Thunder Automotive and Community Festival is Sunday March 14 in Hamilton.
A voice for everyone in developing the future of Hamilton
Mayor's vision for a city that celebrates its whole history including its Māori heritage.
Covid 19 Coronavirus: Food parcels to tide over seaside community cut off by lockdown border change
The Government won't be changing border lines but is trying to save locals a long trip.
Three-day women-led multimedia festival in Hamilton
First GRRRL FEST Kirikiriroa celebrates local creative arts communities
Seaside village 'cut off' after shock Covid checkpoint shift; Mayor calls for change
There's no way out of Port Waikato unless you're "brave and hardy".
Artists plan to 'wake up' six walls around Liverpool St
Seven artists will focus on six walls around Hamilton's Liverpool St.
High demand for Covid-19 testing in Hamilton
No need for Covid test if you don't meet Ministry of Health criteria.
'Sneaking around': Waikato police's staunch warning to Kiwis
Waikato Police raised eyebrows over a sneaky warning, with Kiwis questioning the move.
Meet Lady Cat Meeeow – and her Mum
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Bike Month offers an event-filled calendar of cycling activities
Plenty of opportunities to get out on your bike during Hamilton Bike Month.
2degrees makes wedding bells ring for Justin and Jodi
'When they told me I actually won, I burst into tears – now we could finally get married'.
Red Fox Tavern cold case: 'We told her what had happened as gently as we could'
The third day of the high-profile trial has begun.