Claudelands Bridge slower and safer
City council says it is the beginning of a new era for transport in Hamilton.
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Complaint about rival Waikato District candidate forwarded to police
A Waikato councillor complained rival candidate was influencing voters, Police involved
Man arrested following Hamilton stabbing
A man will appear in Hamilton District Court tomorrow in relation to a stabbing on Sunday
Elected members say farewell
The current mayor and councillors remain in office until election day.
Hamilton East book out now
Hamilton East was the first settlement of Hamilton and ultimately the city.
Junior pool players show skills
Hamilton supplied six members of NZ team at the World Junior Pool Championships.
Hit group recalls heyday
The Mods formed from the remnants of The Surf Boys in December 1963.
Ratepayers pay $5200 for councillor to attend course days before election
Ryan Hamilton won't get to use his newly gained skills in council if he is not re-elected.
Opinion: Come on, 87,000 enrolled Hamilton residents yet to vote
The responsibility is on Hamilton residents to play their part in a democratic society.
Opinion: Longer postnatal stays for mums
National believes that new mums should have more choices in their postnatal care.
Opinion: Securing Waikato's future
This is about making the system work more efficiently and more effectively as a whole.
McLachlan exhibition in Hamilton on Friday
A series of personal challenges led Bruce McLachlan to a career in art.
Police appeal for information over missing Ngaruawahia man
Michael Murdoch was last seen a week ago, police and family have concerns for his welfare.
See you at the Home Show
Thousands expected at New Zealand's largest home and garden show.
Graham Hannah reveals all in memoir
Book launch coincides with the Waikato Home & Garden Show's 35th birthday this week.
Festival organisers collapsed owing $200,000
Waikato Cherry Tree Festival organiser is trying to get a loan to repay everyone
Children's theatre made by and for children
Drama students get the opportunity to put what they've learned in class into practice.
New creative incubator for the Waikato
The programme was designed to bring more local stories and local people to the stage.
Council candidate unknowingly rented out illegal property
Council candidate says he did not know the dwelling he was renting out was illegal
We Will Rock You in Hamilton
Clarence St Theatre's production opens on Saturday and is the hottest ticket in town.
Keep an eye out for road works
All of the work is weather dependent and may be deferred in the event of rain.
No Ranfurly Shield for Waikato despite promising improvements
Waikato put in a difficult shift and never gave up the fight.
Matamata-Piako vaping ban detrimental
Robert Beaglehole: Simply banning vaping because it may look bad is wrong
Fermented foods festival is back
A day of locally made artisanal brews with full-flavoured cheeses and other delights.
River of dreams: Water taxi plan floated for Waikato
Meet the man who wants to see Waikato River return to being a bustling transport route.
Pirongia Craft Day in its 41st year
The event is firmly focused on home-made and home-grown crafts, food and entertainment.
Hamilton Blues Society sings for charity
Canada's Hamilton is the blues capital, something the Hamilton group hopes to emulate.
Traffic chaos concerns as part of busy Waikato expressway closes for six weeks
Commuters should expect delays during morning and evening peak traffic periods.
Waikato Family Centre leader retires
Centre provides free, practical support for mothers, babies, fathers and teenage parents.
Hamilton councillors snapped using mobility parks for council event
Hamilton councillor says he moved his car after he was told he was in a mobility car park
All fell apart in the second half
Backline were excellent in set play and managed to pile on early points.
Football: WaiBOP falls to Southern United
WaiBOP had a much improved performance in week two of the NWL.
Waikato Cherry Tree Festival goes into liquidation as organisers promise to fix it
Organisers of failed Waikato Cherry Tree Festival vow to make it up to ticket holders.
Car park possible future for Hamilton Gardens' heart
This week the council backed off making a decision on the car park option