Hamilton athlete qualifies for Youth Olympics
Kayla is U18 number one in NZ for triple jump, long jump, 100m hurdles, and heptathlon.
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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
Football: Hamilton Wanderers end season with draw against champions
Hamilton Wanderers ended their season with a 2-2 draw in Auckland
Two pedestrians killed in Waikato in one day
Five pedestrians have been killed while walking on Waikato roads at night so far this year
Cancer diagnosis strikes tragedy-hit family
So much tragedy saw Marcus Taylor Day attempt to take his own life.
CEO named for new Waikato economic growth push
New Waikato economic development agency appoints new leaders.
Dog walker killed in Waikato crash
Polise said the man died after being hit by an unladen truck and trailer unit.
Car hits pedestrian, 70, and crashes into fence in Hamilton
A 70-year-old woman was seriously injured after being hit by a car on Hukanui Rd.
Police swarm Pak'nSave carpark after man seen with gun
Armed police officer spotted running across busy Hamilton road at lunchtime today.
Tenth consecutive title for Uni Premier
Uni Premier secured their 10th consecutive title against Verdettes Marist.
Petition targets library access
The petition was created two weeks ago by the primary school students
Digital option planned for Ag Day
Tamahere Model Country School has come up with a new solution for the future of Ag Days.
Hamilton Women's Ethnic Centre host neighbourhood events
The first of four events took place last month at the Western Community Centre
Former police officers in the baby business
The couple resigned last month to focus on family and their one-year-old business Milkbar.
Hamilton new waste plan given green light
Hamilton's new waste plan will begin in 2020.
Football: Hamilton derby points shared
Hamilton Wanderers and Claudelands Rovers shared the points on derby day.
Wealthy Waikato has a neglected side: Shane Jones
Shane Jones urges Waikato Inc. to tend to communities in need of financial stimulus.
Man dies after New Plymouth crash, van driver killed near Morrinsville
Sixth dead on the roads in two days.
Waikato mum's 'entitlement' in $90k benefit fraud brings home detention
Judge lambastes Dione Jean Millen's self-entitled attitude after defending her fraud.