Long traffic queues expected after SH1 closed north of Taupō
Long delays expected after SH1 closed north of Taupō.
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Next round of Kids' Lit Quiz at Southwell School
Kids' Lit Quiz started in a Hamilton community hall 30 years ago.
Short season of Pinter Shorts at The Meteor
Pinteresque: "Unnerving and unpredictable environments."
Waikato Muslims express support for Sri Lanka
Banner hung outside Hamilton's Jamia Masjid Mosque.
Hamilton and Matamata brass bands play Sounds of the Waikato
Concert programme celebrates a wide variety of music.
Hamilton's Anzac Day services will be live streamed
Dawn Service and Civic Service will be broadcast via city council website.
Vandals attack Ngaruawahia cenotaph, steal wreaths, in lead up to Anzac Day
A 2m length of stone was damaged while a plaque and two bronze wreaths were stolen.
Indoor Premier Netball teams find form
Waikato indoor premier netball competition - Week 3
Person trapped in motor vehicle crash south of Hamilton
Emergency services are attending a serious crash in Tamahere this afternoon
From Gallipoli to Hamilton for Anzac Day MC
Lt Col Te Ua is also a City Council Māngai Māori representative.
Hamilton Zoo hits half-century on Good Friday
Hamilton Zoo is set to celebrate its half-century with a special family fun day.
Parents claim Waikato DHB investigated itself over complaint
The Waikato DHB deputy chair says she didn't have jurisdiction to refer the matter on.
Masters athlete picks up medals
Marcia recalls the highlight of the event being how formal and efficient the event was
Dawn parade at Cenotaph in Hamilton
Anzac Day in Hamilton will be marked with a dawn parade and Civic Service
Hamilton mayoralty candidates wage war over rates
Ms O'Leary said Hamilton city council has been 'rating people into poverty.'
Premier teams falter, women make fine start
It was a goal filled weekend in the LottoNRFL Premiership.
Uni Premier Reserve eventual winners
Waikato indoor premier netball competition - Week 2
Waikato Inclusion Fund aims to bring community together
Fund will support projects that build and celebrate better understanding and acceptance.
Book shares stories of abuse and hope for the future
Book brings message of providing unconditional kindness and non-judgmental support.
South Waikato Investment Fund Trust in the spotlight
The $20m community investment fund that got away from its creators.
Waikato's growth future on track
Labour MP Jamie Strange is excited for the prospect of rail linking Hamilton towns.
Hamilton City Council to spend $150,000 fighting SkyCity's pokie plans
Hamilton council to spend $150,000 fighting casino's proposal to add 60 pokie machines.
Last ditch effort to save Hamilton's municipal pools
Of the 31 submissions, only one was in support of its demolition.
Hamilton scores shock rating as NZ's top summer spot
Rival mayors say people are going to Hamilton for the events, and not much else.
New era for Claudelands Rovers women's team
Claudelands Rovers premier women's team is starting a new era under coach Tai Ballantyne.
Hamilton's free CBD parking set to stay
Mayor Andrew King said he could not wait for this to not be a trial anymore.
Work begins on Seddon Park lights
There will be some temporary road closures around Seddon Park over 10 days.
Families needed to help raise assistance dogs
The trust aims to enrich the lives of people living with disability.
Outspoken Hamilton councillor apologises to Muslim community
Mayor says he has no doubt the councillor has 'learned a lot' in the past few days.
Tattooist of Auschwitz author back in town
Heather Morris, author of bestseller The Tattooist of Auschwitz, speaks at old high school
Massive blaze destroys Waikato honey plant
Bees' Inn Apiaries blaze closed SH3 and continued to flare up through Thursday morning.
Ex-Wintec chief who took six months sick leave goes on overseas break
Mark Flowers says overseas trip very different from helping with an audit investigation.
Meleane Burgess to stand for city council
Ms Burgess is the first candidates, who does not sit on council, to announce her candidacy
Hamilton City Councillors taught about appropriate behaviour only six weeks ago
Councillors had just been reminded about their conduct when two sparked controversy.