Hamilton City Council seeking to reduce Covid-19 impact
Hamilton City Council is looking at different ways to reduce Covid 19 impact.
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Football on hold for Hamilton clubs due to virus
Community football will be postponed for two months due to Covid 19.
More Waikato events postponed or cancelled
Events have been cancelled across the region to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Labour MP self-isolates over coronavirus concerns
Nanaia Mahuta joins a growing list of MPs in isolation after returning from Australia.
Blood donor no-shows prompt urgent appeal
'Unlike toilet paper, blood cannot be stockpiled'
Chiefs lose final match before league stops
It could indeed end up being the last game Warren Gatland's men play for some time.
Student engineers are innovation C-Prize finalists
Pushing the boundaries of what's possible through technology.
Commissioners approve $1b Te Awa Lakes project
Hamilton mayor Paula Southgate says the decision can pave the way for more homes.
Holiday here is tourism call
Domestic tourism brings in 75 per cent of the Waikato's total tourism income
Celebrating 25 years of Chiefs Rugby
Fans encouraged to get to the ground before 5.30pm to welcome the Gallagher Chiefs.
Decision about being in a place to grow and be happy
Knowledge, experience and composure that Lienert-Brown has will be critical.
'Logical alternative to second Auckland runway'
HCC sets out operating expectations for Waikato Regional Airport Ltd.
All aboard? New Hamilton-Auckland train journey 2 hours 20 mins
Te Huia train between Hamilton and Auckland to take its first trip in August.
Drowned in Waikato River: Police failed in duty to help fugitive
The IPCA found officers "did nothing to help [the man] when it was most needed".
Chiefs need to keep momentum alive
'We really need to flick the switch come kick-off time.' - Brad Weber.
Community enthusiastic about conservation
Karen Barlow is Predator-free Hamilton's new coordinator.
High demand for food help
Normally demand levels off following the Christmas rush and "back to school" expenses.
Virtual visit through new theatre
The VR experience is one of the new high-tech displays in the city council's Smart Space.
'There is mould, broken windows ... and fleas': Single mum's plea to landlord
Property manager says $400pw for house with borer and broken windows 'modestly' priced.
Airbnb family scores Hamilton rental home that ticks their boxes
Hours after sharing her struggle finding a rental property, she found the perfect one.
Rubber hits the road on country's newest highway
Bypass connects expressway at Ohinewai with the Ngaruawahia section at Gordonton Road.
Chiefs fire decisive, selection-challenging shot
"The guys coming off the bench and gave us some real energy." - Warren Gatland
Food rescue initiative expands outlets
In five years the project has diverted 872 tonnes of food destined for landfill.
Limited use of sprinklers allowed as restrictions eased
Move is a water level downgrade only, not a full removal of water alerts in the city.
Tauranga commuter rail and new tunnel next?
Russ Rimmington wants to build business case to extend passenger service through Kaimais.
Hamiltonians demand safer, separated cycleways
Council hears call to disrupt dominance of cars in the city.
Stevenson aims to be Chiefs frontrunner
A regular starting spot in the Chiefs' backline is where outside back really wants to be.
Council extends Lime scooters trial 12 months
'City needs dedicated micro transport pathways for alternative transport'
City moves on climate plan
New governance arm dedicated to the wellbeing and protection of the natural environment.
Cheers to city's first beer fest
There will be 39 craft breweries and cider producers pouring over 300 different drops.
Street art festival adds colour to the city
Boon Street Art Festival will bring to life stories of people and places of the Waikato.
Animal abuse is still a big problem
Worst cases of abuse, abandonment and neglect seen in the past 12 months.
Opinion: Chiefs must kick themselves into gear
After 82 first half points in 4 games individuals have to accept they got the prep wrong.
Pedestrian fatally struck by car near Tahuna, Waikato
The person was walking along SH26 near Tahuna when the crash occurred.