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Teen romance where healthy love for oneself and others reigns supreme
Next work will help victims of child sex-trafficking through charity Love146.
Hamilton East Green party candidate standing for diverse communities
Rimu Bhooi is looking for better representation in the community.
Hamilton and Cambridge just part of the package
Hamilton and Cambridge up for Keep New Zealand beautiful awards.
First group completes new transitions programme
Providing rangatahi the skills to make a significant contribution to their communities.
Hamilton landmarks to light up for awareness campaigns
The city will light up both red and pink over the next month for awareness campaigns.
Middle Aged Man In Lycra rolls into town
MAMIL: A show as much for cycle haters as much as cycle lovers.
Hamilton City Council approves vaping ban
Hamilton City Council has included vaping into its Smokefree policy.
Hamiltonian on the cusp of esport history
The Oceanic team is one game away from the group stages.
Craft store trio whip up hundreds of masks
The orders have not stopped coming for masks in the Te Aroha store.
Waikato Uni racism allegations 'incorrect', but taskforce set up
Racism row sparks taskforce to address systemic issues at Waikato University.
Prime Minister receives rock star welcome to Hamilton
The Labour Party leader arrived in Hamilton for her election campaign.
Labour looking to turn Coromandel electorate red
Labour are looking to take the fight to National in the Coromandel.
Waikato region back to business as usual in alert level 1
Moving between Covid-19 alert levels is part of the new normal for the Waikato region.
Final feedback sought on Founders Theatre fate
This is the third time the general public have been asked for feedback.
Hamiltonian's love for radio controlled cars
Amy has never missed a year's racing in 30 years.
Pan Pasifika Community Hub a step closer to reality
The hub is also intended to breathe life into a large part of the city's West Town Belt.
Aucklanders in your area over the holidays? Get tested
Focus on workers who may encounter Aucklanders around the country during holidays.
Te Aroha misses out on PGF funding for new spa complex
PGF funding had been allocated before the project could reach ministers
Waipa schools top Waikato lacrosse leagues
Cambridge High School and Te Awamutu College have emerged as respective champions.
Waikato secures win ahead of stern Tasman test
Waikato will face that strong Tasman side this coming Saturday.
Celebration of spring returns despite Covid limitations
Different national theme each day featuring music, dance and culture.
More confidence in the region than the national economy
Some concern by Te Waka over lack of planning for future scenarios.
Great Kererū Count 2020 is here
Kererū Discovery is calling for all Kiwis to get out and help.
Taupō candidates eye boost for infrastructure in region
The Taupō candidates are eyeing up more infrastructure for the electorate.
Love Your Water tree-planting event in Hamilton
Planting trees gives people pride in their backyard.
Hamilton-Waikato spatial plan to transform region
The region could prosper from the development of the plan.
Councillor banned from speaking with staff
Regional councillor whose outburst made staff cry says it wasn't aimed at anyone.
Councillor misses one quarter of council meetings so far this term
Angela O'Leary says she's no slacker, and attendance records are a false representation.
He's in his 80s, she's in her 90s. This is their lockdown love story
It started, for the now-engaged Kiwi couple, with a puzzle.
International flights on the horizon for Hamilton Airport
Hamilton Airport is eyeing up the return of international flights.
Alternative travel routes key to connecting Waikato
Originair will operate regional air travel service between Hamilton and Palmerston North
Hamilton gets its seventh bridge
The wider Peacocke programme is estimated to bring in $6 billion of benefits to the city.
More dentists helping those in need
High level of need for dental care among low income adults.