Protesters gather across Waikato: SH1 Expressway blocked
Protesters “here standing in defence of Te Tiriti o Waitangi”.
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Christmas cocktail sure to please a crowd
Summer refreshment meets festive tradition in this deliciously spiced sangria.
Waikato teams in nail biting sevens semi finals
Both Waikato sides drop out in semi-final losses to Counties Manukau.
Waikato Uni confident of med school despite Act request for new costings
The $380m project has raised questions over cost, staffing and the funding process.
Nationwide protests: All you need to know - locations, times and how to avoid delays
With major disruptions likely, authorities warn commuters to plan ahead tomorrow morning.
Residents feel unsafe after Hamilton home invasion
Residents of a Hamilton street feel unsafe after latest alleged home invasion.
Major evening delays due soon on Hamilton to Tauranga route
Remedial works on SH1 at Rangiriri are coming to an end while works on SH29 kick off.
Paeroa hunter fatally shot in remote ranges, police investigating
The incident happened early on Friday.
Inspiring the next generation: Squash stars visit local school
Joelle King, who won the NZ Open in 2022, has been struggling with a back injury.
Explosive cannisters stolen from railway yard in Hamilton
Police are urging the public not to touch the items but instead call them.
Weather: Severe thunderstorm bringing 'very heavy rain' may lash parts of North Island
A raft of severe thunderstorm watches are in effect.
Christmas lead-up sees roads closed across Coromandel, North Waikato
Waka Kotahi says road renewals season is almost at the halfway point.
'State-sponsored terrorism': Mass Te Pāti Māori protest to choke city roads
Protesters are being told to meet at major motorway entrances across Auckland.
Thames gunner named Soldier of the Year
Looking after mates earns soldier Person of the Year status.
SH1B Telephone Rd gets permanent detour signs as no fix in sight
The crossing was closed due to safety concerns in April 2022.
Reflecting on an All Blacks career that almost was
Although Quarrie retired from rugby at 28, he had many great experiences.
Film review: Assassin's precision backed by killer soundtrack
David Fincher's psychological drama shows the inner workings of an assassin's mind.
Hamiltonians split on $1.7m makeover plans for Wellington Street Beach
Storms and river level fluctuations this year have caused the jetty to collapse.
Woolhandler Monica Potae wins open final at Agrodome Shears
Third win for Potae, who has been an open-class competitor for 21 years.
Key Coromandel route on track to reopen this week
Delays caused by Cyclone Lola and site vandalism initially delayed the project.
More rain, chance of thunderstorms across North Island in coming days
MetService meteorologist Rob Kerr has warned of more rain to come.
Waikato DairyNZ Farmwatch for week ending December 1
Waikato farm data for the week ending Friday, December 1.
'Terrifying event': Two women seriously injured in violent home invasion
A 22-year-old man is due to appear in Hamilton District Court tomorrow.
Inside a Hobbit home: 'Bucket list' visitors may have to return for another look
Hobbiton's new attraction could have big spin-offs for region's tourism.
Taupō Refuge families get Christmas gift boost
Children staying at Māori Women's Refuge Taupō will get a festive treat this year.
New Bunnings store anchors large Taupō development
Plans have been released for a proposed new retail development in Taupō.
Take a Coromandel holiday approved by science*
*Side effects may include sunburn and ice cream cravings. Always read the label.
'Engulfed in a fireball': Glassblower injured in gas bottle explosion
Steven Newcombe suffered burns and hearing loss as a result of the blast.
Powerboat racers left high and dry by Lake Taupō ban
Boat racing on Lake Taupō has been banned to prevent the spread of gold clams.
Temple lights to brighten up Hamilton's festive season once again
Full array of lights and festive cheer returns to Hamilton's temple grounds.
Make Christmas come early with these festive cookies
Try this festive combo for cookies that make a great gift or a tasty treat.
Host of benefits for student exchange programme
Providing a homestay for a student has many rewards, say host family.
Researchers prove that being in the Coromandel reduces stress and anxiety
The region has always claimed to be good for your soul - now it's backed by science.
Former Waikato rep enjoys unique Fiji Nines competition
This is the invitational rugby league nines crew's second trip to The Fijian Cup Nines.