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Hamilton to Auckland rail service launch date pushed back
A name for the commuter service is also being discussed.
Woman equestrian accused of child sex crimes denies fresh charges
Woman accused of sexual offending against young girls denies fresh charges.
Heartbreaking death of a 3-week-old baby: Her parents want to help others
"I still have days when I breakdown. Just stop work for five minutes and have a good cry."
Moana and the Tribe at The Meteor for one night only
Show celebrates our relationship to the ocean through music, myth and personal anecdote.
Waikato councils face bigger election bill
Waikato councils say the health minister should pay for the extra election costs
Car sharing scheme to launch in Hamilton
Car and scooter sharing schemes expected to launch in Hamilton within months
Hamilton Council sorry for its misleading OIA responses
Local representatives say it's not good enough that council's releasing wrong information.
West Town Belt Masterplan feedback closing soon
The aim is a dynamic, well-used and treasured space for all Hamiltonians and visitors.
Cat desex fund gets first approval
Hamilton takes the first step to setting up a $100,000 cat desexing fund
Emma Dangen: Young Farmer of the Year finalist
Vet Emma Dangen represented Waikato/Bay of Plenty in the Young Farmer Grand Final.
Waikato indoor netball close as teams split
Waikato Indoor Premier Netball Report - Week 6
Melville win, Wanderers shrug off Glenfield
Hamilton's premier men's teams continue their fine run of form.
Claudelands claim big win for lead
Claudelands Rovers move back to the top of the table.
Billboard stoush: Hamilton Mayor puts up more controversial signs
Hamilton Mayor Andrew King says his five billboards aren't electioneering.
Hamilton mayoralty candidate calls millennials to action
Ms Hutt is also hoping that her candidacy, will inspire others to come forward
Techweek celebrates regional innovation
Check out the technology talent on offer in your own backyard.
HBHS and HGHS stage HG Wells epic
Ambitious stage version incorporates Jeff Wayne's 1978 album.
Top Russian pianist to play in Hamilton
Denis Kozhukhin will join orchestra for the Love Eternal tour.
Kereoners to pack Campbell Park
The centenary provides a double celebration as it marks 35 years of netball at Kereone.
Brock Timperley surprise winner at Pukekohe track
Brock Timperley in with a shot at the title in final round at Hampton Downs.
Hamilton couple saved by smoke alarms
Elderly couple escape house fire after being woken by their beeping smoke alarms.
Musical comedy a popular show
First staged off-Broadway in 2008, 13 is a coming-of-age musical comedy.
Hamilton mayor slammed over last-minute staff appointment
Hamilton mayor slammed for last-minute appointment of chief of staff.
Family grateful to Ronald McDonald House
Son was diagnosed with an extremely rare form of acute myeloid leukaemia.
US footballer finds second family in Waikato
United States-born footballer became fascinated with NZ after Lord of the Rings.
Speeding one of four police targets to reduce high road toll
More than 2800 infringement notices are given out a month in the Waikato
Awards show strength of architecture
Over twenty buildings have received awards in the Waikato Bay of Plenty Architecture Award
Crash victim's Waikato school friends 'reeling' from her death
School friends of the dead teenager are still coming to grips with their mate's death.
Field of legends: Kereone marks 100 years
What's the secret to the Morrinsville rugby club's longevity?
Durning to stand for Regional Council
Former chamber of commerce CEO to stand for regional council.
What's driving Huntly: The town that's fighting back
The future is bright for Huntly according to local residents.
Open day at Wintec's campuses on Friday
Thousands of school students and people interested in retraining are expected to attend.