Sod turned on Rotokauri transport hub
Once completed the hub will include a park and ride facility for rail and bus passengers
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More families in need of food help
People do their best to make the most of their circumstances
Choir and comedy at The Meteor
Gift yourself a night of amusing comedy this holiday season
Muslim centre rises in Hamilton West
The design includes a ground floor with meeting room, kitchen and facilities.
Musical with a timely message
Bold Theatre committed to bringing rarely performed theatrical works to Waikato audiences.
Trying out Hamilton's new self-drive car share service
Self-drive option promoted as providing a cheaper alternative to using your own car.
Homicide inquiry: Mum of eight dies in hospital following assault
Crystal-Lee Selwyn, 38, died in hospital on Sunday after an alleged assault on Saturday.
One hurt as truck rolls in Waikato crash
The truck is blocking the road in both directions.
Climate Day of Action on Friday
Student activists increase community involvement in their cause.
Piggy banks on new life after crossing the Waikato river
Mr Wilbur the pig managed to swim across the Waikato River in an adventure of a life time.
Harnessing the waves for 'blue energy'
Approximately 40 per cent of the world's population live in coastal areas.
Local Waikato heroes recognised
15 Kiwibank Waikato local heroes were presented with medals
Celebrations planned for Huntly expressway section
It will open to traffic sometime after the completion events.
A good-time, feel-good, song and dance romp
Merciless lampoon, loaded with innuendo, double entendre and digs at local politics.
Electric vehicle showdown in Hamilton on Sunday
This is the first time the EVolocity finals have been hosted in the North Island.
Work by nearly 100 indigenous artists on show
'From looking back to the past we journey forward in unison into the future.'
Become a Bug Buddy at Waikato Museum
A chance for budding biologists to hold and touch some fascinating creatures.
Council rents out flat with leaks, mould and poor ventilation
HCC earned $25,000 from renting out the substandard Victoria St flat in the last year.
Take a leap for Waikato youth
Help young people know that what they have inside them is bigger than any obstacle.
Waiwhakareke opens to the public on Saturday
Waiwhakareke will be open to the public from this Saturday, 16 November.
Award for safety upgrades at notorious Hamilton intersection
The improvements also support the council's Vision Zero aspiration
New Hamilton rubbish service accessibility issues tackled
Disadvantaged residents will be able to select an assisted service for their collection.
Catch in this Christmas spirit in Hamilton
The Christmas Parade on December 8 will have lots of pre-parade entertainment.
Hear the Army Band in concert
This is the first time in many years the Army Band have performed an evening concert
Open bus tours for Waikato Expressway
The $637 million Hamilton section opens in late 2021.
Opinion: Hold on law and order
The Government has said that the increase in gang numbers comes from Australian deportees
Going Places, Going Strong
Clothes not used in employment dressing go back on sale to fund more options.
Secret garden gift for former mayor
The Julie Marguerite rose will get its first public reveal on Friday at the Rose Festival.
Artwork inspired by Chinese porcelain and the fragility of life
Last chance to view before the exhibition closes on Sunday.
Musical spoof set in the dusty town of Buzzard Spit
A Cowboy Christmas With a nod to such classics as Blazing Saddles.
Incubator work Enough premieres at The Meteor
Movement used to talk about experiences dealing with depression.
How big is too big for a footpath sign?
"You're not going to get a flag under a metre and we pay hundreds for these flags."
Speed changes roll out in the city
The latest round of speed limit changes came into effect on 4 November