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Tornado sweeps through Waikato farms, leaving a wake of destruction.
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Looking towards a 100-year plan for Greater Hamilton
In approximately 50 years time, the Hamilton population will be 250,000 to 300,000.
Proms promises an evening full of heart in Hamilton
Pearly Queen, and Major Blunder and the Fifth Waikato Dragoons will add the comical side.
Local Focus: Climbers get high in Hamilton this weekend
Rock climbing is a physical and mental puzzle. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Hamilton City Council voting system under fire
Unsuccessful candidates from April city council by-election want voting system changed.
Sunday feast of musical talent at Waikato A&P Show
The choir festival aims to recognise talent and make community singing a tradition
Hamilton puts new technology to work
The Smart Hamilton initiative uses technology to improve services to customers.
Best 8-Ball pool players gather in Hamilton
VNEA NZ 8-Ball Team Championship final is the culmination of two 12-week long seasons.
Philatelists gather in Hamilton
"What is depicted on a stamp can lead to so many interesting things."
Death in a suburban street - family pleads for answers over woman's death
Still no answers on mysterious death of Takotoroa Māreikura in Hamilton last month.
Glamour and diversity in fundraising fashion show
Hamiltonians can see a fashion runway show like they have never seen before.
Interactive sculpture to be installed by Waikato River in Hamilton
The Matariki Waka sculpture will be gifted to the people of Hamilton on November 23.
WDC's $250,000 library offer rejected
HCC wants $300,000 to allow WDC residents to use the city's library services.
All welcome at Diwali celebrations in Hamilton
Diwali is a Hindu festival celebrating the god Rama's homecoming after a 14-year exile.
Mezz Box project wins Excellence in Steel Award
The Mezz Box project in Hamilton has won a national Excellence in Steel Award.
Guide for getting into the outdoors with kids
Hamilton mum has published a guidebook with 50 kid-friendly adventures.
New approach to reduce drownings
The community is invited to attend a discussion forum in Hamilton on October 25
Engineering a peek into the future
Nought to 100km/h in four seconds. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
A glamorous night of Broadway hits in Hamilton
Hit filled song and dance show celebrates the success of Clarence Street Theatre Trust.
Assault victim's memory tested by defence counsel
Elisha Cramond, 26, and Michael Torrington, 28, deny violence charges.
Stan Walker's honest and inspiring words to students
The musician is in Hamilton to inspire students.
Auckland's urban sprawl swallows Pokeno
Boomtown where a family house is $600,000. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
WaiBOP seeks home of football for Hamilton
The federation has been seeking a home for many years
Rugby bosses offer Sevu Reece career lifeline after domestic violence case
New Zealand Rugby have thrown a potential lifeline to Waikato winger Sevu Reece
WaiBOP's fourth defeat despite better play
WaiBOP United concede two in final minutes of the game.
Police rescue struggling pooch from Waikato river
Police said the dog was nearing exhaustion when they saw him.
Big Splash as Waterworld reopens after upgrades
Waterworld will reopen to the public on November 3
Māori appointees welcomed to Hamilton City Council
Five Māori representatives were welcomed to Hamilton City Council on Thursday.
1933 trophy sparks new Waikato choir festival
The old cup, symbolising victory, and inscribed "For Choirs" was last presented in 1933.
Work begins on Hamilton's first special housing area
Construction of the 12 one-bedroom and 18 two-bedroom homes will start in November.
Opinion: Mighty Waikato on the world IT map
The Waikato region's IT sector employs more than 2600 people
Waikato Regional Theatre on track for 2021 opening
The Waikato Regional theatre is set to open in June 2021
Award for Hamilton teen boss
Simone sees herself as a bit of a jack of all trades when it comes to buying and selling.
Broadway hits will celebrate Clarence St Theatre milestone
The show is more than just a stand and sing event.