
Town and forest beckon for Taupō walking groups
Find out where Taupō's tramping groups have been exploring this week.
Find out where Taupō's tramping groups have been exploring this week.
Thames still awaiting ‘normal’ water supply following weekend saga
A Fire and Emergency spokesperson said firefighters were called at about 1.31pm.
The club made the final three times previously but lost each time.
Leon Duncan won the Bill Sullivan Memorial Cup for the heaviest overall fish.
Last year's winner Daniel Sinclair will be back to defend his title in Te Awamutu.
Hamilton councillors will focus on official submissions, not social media comments.
NZTA is expecting more than 20,000 extra vehicles on the roads this weekend.
Livai Nuku survived the crash he caused, but suffered a traumatic brain injury.
Organisers are excited about the response to the first Taupō Supercars event.
Paul was last seen in Te Awamutu about 4pm yesterday.
The broken world record (11.141) hadn’t been touched for over five years.
The figures show, the region is recovering more than well.
Train service between Auckland and Hamilton is heavily subsidised - but roads are too.
Beach Hop was marred by some unruly behaviour but police generally happy.
Get in the Easter spirit with a classic favourite.
Business association says more paid parking could have a knock-on effect for the economy.
According to Gaspy, 91 could cost as much as $3.15 a litre in some stations.
The 19-year-old has been racing for only 15 months.
Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari kickstarted its biggest kiwi translocation this week.
Police confirmed this morning a seriously injured person had now died.
Traffic is building up as Beach Hop 2024 gets under way.
She was last seen in Matangi on March 19 but has now been found.
Farmers gave cattle minimal grass and mouldy, rotten food, leading to seven deaths.
Emergency services responded to a rubbish fire on Ellis St in Frankton on Thursday.
Hospice Waikato needs help to bridge an ongoing operational shortfall of $4 million.
The 56th iteration of the event will feature more than 1000 exhibitors.
Multiple farm and forestry owners share amazing landscapes with riders during the classic.