Limelight Dance Academy enter Wonkaland
The school's show Alice In Wonkaland is being staged at Clarence Street Theatre
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New Hamilton public art sculpture unveiled
The public are welcome to attend the outdoor ceremony at the Ferrybank reserve.
Regional Council on board with rail plan
Waikato Regional councillors hailed it as a terrific day.
Trains for $40 a day between Hamilton and Auckland
The total trip time from Frankton would be 88 minutes.
More bus delays as Hamilton drivers set up blockades
The blockades mean further delays for passengers today.
Two injured after truck and van collide south of Hamilton
A truck and a van have collided on SH1, south of Hamilton, this morning.
Niece of fisherman who died at Papanui Point 48-years ago still recalls the tragic time
Robyn-Jane Wren's uncle slipped at Papanui Point 48-years ago. She still remembers it.
Striking drivers stop buses leaving Hamilton depot
The strike action meant buses were prevented from leaving the depot for nearly two hours.
Teenager swept from rocks: Ocean search to resume in Raglan
"Wear a lifejacket, even if you are standing on the rocks. Wear a lifejacket."
Wishes grow on trees for 25 years
Twenty-five years of Wishing Trees at Kmart. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Little Miss Perfect winner for rose breeder
Rob describes what he does as the best job in the world
Award for services to the rose
Tauranga rose breeder Rob Somerfield received the New Zealand Rose Award
Tracking the teachers who trained at Melville campus
Do you remember this education leader from Hamilton in the 1960s?
Perry Bridge recognised at national awards
The bridge won just before it is judged in the international Structural Awards.
Two-ward system remains for Hamilton's 2019 local election
The two ward system will remain in place for Hamilton's next local government election.
Twins home to open an exhibition
The Topp Twins: An Exhibition for New Zealand is now open at Waikato Museum.
Triple-fatal crash: Help sought for children whose parents died
Jeremy and Tania Kay will be farewelled at Hamilton Gardens on Tuesday.
Battles re-enacted for Armistice Day
Soldiers camped out Armistice day commemorations. Made with funding from NZ on Air
Roaring Chorus will spread across the world
The eight bells of St. Peter's Anglican Cathedral will ring out across the Waikato River
Rose of the Year wins by a nose
Pacific Rose Bowl Festival brings colour to Hamilton. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hamilton's Drury Lane show celebrates 50th birthday
There will be a special Anniversary celebration memorabilia programme for sale at the show
Hamilton celebrates 2018 sports award winners
On Wednesday, Hamilton sportspeople and volunteers were recognised for their efforts.
Time capsule to mark Armistice centennial
The capsule will contain artefacts recovered from Ieper
Humorous look at Roarin' 20s in US
Zoot Suits were outlawed during World War II as using too much cloth.
Calls to help rid Hamilton city of bee disease
The disease is in almost all countries where honey bees are found.
Hamilton food bank marks 20th anniversary
Hamilton Combined Christian Foodbank is making its annual appeal for donations of food.
Sanctioned councillors still waiting for behaviour training 12 months on
Recipient of offensive message from councillor dismayed workshop hasn't happened.
Coromandel is number one for ones and twos
Hot Water Beach toilet wins Keep NZ Beautiful Award. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Wintec's audit report costs $50,000 more than estimated
Wintec council reviewing six-figure draft report into its management's overseas spending.
Large turnout expected for reopening of Waterworld
Waterworld will reopen to the public on Saturday at 10am.
Roaring chorus to ring out across Hamilton
At 11.02am on Armistice Day, the roaring chorus will break the silence of remembrance.
Ypres delegation in Hamilton for Armistice Day commemorations
The service gets under way at 10.15am at Memorial Park on River Rd.
Hamilton's Drury Lane studio turns 50
The studio opened in 1968 with founder Aileen Downey still at the helm today