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Peek inside Paeroa's treasure trove
Inside the tattoo studio, museum, gallery and dispensary. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Waikato suffrage pioneers celebrated at Hamilton's Grain Exchange
Each of the 125 nominated women left with a Koru, designed by Waikato high school students
Brass band musicians converge on Hamilton
Each band plays an entertaining 45-minute programme including a sacred item.
Kaumātua Olympics hosted at Rototuna High school
The 14th Annual Kaumātua Olympics were held at The Peak, Rototuna High Schools last week.
Opinion: A Government in chaos
MP for Hamilton East, David Bennett believe the government is in chaos.
Music icon Hollie Smith joins Wintec as mentor
Hollie is best known for her single Bathe in The River that topped the NZ singles charts.
K'aute Pasifika to take over Hamilton bowling club site
Councillor Paula Southgate had to use her casting vote to push through the motion.
Flying mallets bring musical masterpiece to Hamilton
A musical masterpiece is on its way to Hamilton
Waikato police hope sobering crash photo saves lives
The occupants managed to walk away relatively unscathed.
Man in serious condition after shooting in Hamilton
Police responded to the incident on Derby St, in Nawton, Hamilton at 10.25pm last night.
Farmer, company fined after cows suffer tail breaks
186 of the total 516 herd of cows suffered some form of tail injury including tail breaks.
Man fatally struck by car after exiting vehicle on Waikato Expressway
The man was walking near the fog line on the expressway when he was hit by another car.
Solar-powered coat designed to save piglets
Georgia Fulton's invention is designed as an alternative to controversial farrowing crates
WaiBOP women suffer 4-0 defeat to Auckland
WaiBOP women's football team suffered a 4-0 defeat to Auckland in their opening match.
Local Focus: Morse Gang give back on national tour
Rap band walk the talk. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Special housing areas eating into Hamilton's industrial land
Report raises concerns about supply and demand of industrial land for the city.
Doris Rogers-Ratcliffe celebrates 100th birthday
Still active at 100, Doris looks back on the years.
Hamilton Half Marathon will be Rod's 100th
City run fest counting down to 15th anniversary event on September 30.
Hamilton athlete qualifies for Youth Olympics
Kayla is U18 number one in NZ for triple jump, long jump, 100m hurdles, and heptathlon.
Howrackee or Hauraki?
Can you pronounce Māori place names? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Waikato Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu squad heading for gold in US
Waikato Jiu-Jitsu squad aim to raise $5000 each to compete at world championships.
Hauraki signs up for bi-lingual future
Hauraki District Council pushes Māori language. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hamilton City Council snaps up riverside properties
Plans to buy properties along Hamilton's Victoria St to expand the city park are underway.
Mayne names young WaiBOP squad
WaiBOP head coach Michael Mayne has named a young squad to challenge for the league title.
'Cancer or a sex life'
'Blu Blokes' puts spotlight on prostate cancer. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Waikato Dio win secondary schools netball final
Score see-saws throughout in nail-biting encounter.
Raglan residents unhappy with stormwater upgrade
Modern stormwater systems wanted to protect environment. Made with funding from NZ On Air
'May you rot in prison as you left Kim to rot in the lake'
Cory Jefferies jailed at least 11 years for the murder of his partner of 26 years.
Opinion: Training rangatahi for the right careers
In the future Mana in Mahi will be a win-win says Hauraki-Waikato MP Nanaia Mahuta
Hamilton City Council takes fresher approach to growth
Hamilton City Council is taking a new approach management to help with its strong growth.
Traffic light upgrades under way at Hamilton intersection
A notorious Hamilton intersection will have traffic lights installed.
Hillcrest High School host kapa haka festival
1000 performers and supporters from Waikato schools converged on Hillcrest High School