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More trees added to Waiwhakareke in lead up to Arbor Day. Made with funding from NZ On Air
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Hamilton mayor singled out councillors to discuss voting plans over morning tea.
Pair steal $26K of jewellery
Police want to hear from anyone who witnessed a robbery at a Hamilton jewellery store.
Regional theatre wins council cash – but not without a fight
Garry Mallett motion to not commit city cash to a new theatre is defeated.
Hamilton City Council split on pokies debate
The proposed changes to the policy would have prevented relocations of pokies machines.
Hamilton trial for online voting back on the table
Hamilton City Council will discuss online voting again as early as next June
Training will tackle dyslexia
teachers who do the course have indicated an interest in doing the full qualification.
Hamilton train link to Auckland builds support
The passenger service could be running by October 2019
Opinion: Govt's dowry Budget fails to deliver
Governments cannot please everyone, but Budget 2018 is a breach of trust.
New record for Hamilton median house price
Hamilton's median house price achieved a record
Hamilton's Drury Lane dance school marks 50 years of shows
Drury Lane dancers put on a show each year. This year's will be the 50th
Waikato Techweek'18 celebrates talent across the region
Techweek'18 Waikato showcased the breadth of technology talent across the region.
Hamilton Mayor out of 10-year plan rates debate
Hamilton Mayor did not declare a conflict of interest, but will not be part of CV debate.
A life journey of note
Seventy years of service in the Cambridge Brass Band. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Late comeback for Wanderers football club
Hamilton Wanderers came back from the brink to secure a crucial three points.
Developers spent $5000 on their own plans for VoTR expansion
City developer was involved in early discussions around VoTR2 proposal, documents reveal
Students take on Hamilton's urban development
Rototuna High School students have taken on the challenge of developing Hamilton
Hamilton council CEO pulls finance chair's monthly report
Hamilton councillor Garry Mallett had his finance chair report banned by the CEO.
Strong growth reported for Hamilton
This one did not include any comment from the committee chairman councillor Garry Mallett.
90 years of photography
The business has been owned and operated by the same family since 1946.
Women's Lifestyle Expo is back in Hamilton
Head to the Women's Lifestyle Expo on Saturday and Sunday at Claudelands Events Centre.
Traffic free river bridge attracts cyclists in droves
The average weekly usage of the cycleway by cyclists has increased 435 per
'Ploggers' get fit and clean up the streets
Plogging to keep NZ beautiful. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Boxer's medal returned: 'Almost more of a shock to get it back than win it'
Gold medalist keen to share his medal with community. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Murderer escapes toughest sentence
Dylyn Davis escapes life imprisonment without parole for murdering his girlfriend.
Waikato Riverbed reveals active faults
Discovery will be used to find out the risks to Hamilton City.
Wintec to relaunch investigation into CEO
Wintec will urgently reinvestigate allegations into chief executive Mark Flowers.
Promotion on track for Hamilton teams
Claudelands win again despite losing two players to suspension.
Plastic stockpiles growing after China ban
Stockpiled plastic a 'scary' nationwide problem. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hamilton karate club returns to competition
The squad is carefully preparing for the upcoming NZ Nationals
Youngest submitter comes to council with skatepark idea
11-year old Harry O'Rourke asked council for a skatepark.
Fiji cyclone relief appeal turns into a flood of donations
An employee of Specsavers Hamilton had family in Fiji who were victims of the floods
No place for Central City Park in Hamilton's 10-year plan
She said the lack of transparency around the project had a dark cloud over it.