Artists from NZ, Japan add splash of colour to the city
Boon Street artists have created seven new murals.
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CBD Awards: Best in Hamilton business celebrated
The awards crowned winners across 12 categories.
Early childhood education centres across New Zealand will close on Wednesday
The strike comes as workers appeal to the Government for higher pay and better conditions.
Taupō adopt a pet: Meet Penny
Could you be the loving new family Penny has been looking for?
35 callouts keep Greenlea Rescue Helicopter busy
The Central North Island's rescue helicopter averaged more than one callout per day.
October weather: dry and windy in Taupō
It was a drier-than-usual month in October, with temperatures set to rise.
Andrew London Duo pen in a Thames date
Andrew London Duo will be filling our hearts, and the Kauaeranga Hall.
Dispose of hazardous household waste for free
ChemCollect has been managing hazardous waste collections for over 10 years.
Faith Vui becomes the first Samoan to win NZ Women’s Amateur Championship
Keeping the Faith for Vui who wins 36-hole golf final.
Taiea te Taiao: Volunteers can help ‘cherish the environment’
Taiea te Taiao ecological corridor project volunteer event at Daphne St Reserve.
Everyone wanted the land: ‘Tear-down’ Waihi bach sells for $1.855m
Bidders go hard for property close to the beach.
TA Squash Club claims hard-fought titles at Spring Interclub Pennant tourney
The Men’s B team lived up to expectations after ending round-robin play unbeaten.
Charitible trust rooted in kaumātua-centred vision by kaumātua, for kaumātua
Rauawaawa celebrated its silver jubilee with cake and kaikōrero.
Ukrainian Womad act compelled to address war
"The war has further affected our lives, and we are compelled to speak about it."
Waikato DairyNZ Farmwatch for week ending November 3
Waikato farm data for the week ending Friday, November 3.
Where have all the SH1 rest areas gone? One man’s mission to find them
'They certainly used to be part of the summer holiday... that just doesn't happen now.'
30 rescue staff hunt for missing Whangamatā man with dog
Jordan, 29, has not been seen for a week already.
Blue Spring track closed over safety concerns
Popular walkway at Blue Spring near Putāruru will be closed for at least a year.
Horse racing: Double blow for NZ horses in Australia
Roller-coaster week for two New Zealand thoroughbred stars ended on a double low.
Crewe murders: New evidence in NZ's most infamous cold case
New forensic findings and a witness emerges who has never spoken publicly.
Sports ace turns artist after serious road accident
Sam Livingstone discovered a new passion after an accident left him a quadriplegic.
Lotto luck for Waikato players
Waikato players score in first and second division Lotto.
Election kingmaker Peters to launch Port Waikato byelection campaign
The byelection was sparked by the sudden death of Act Party candidate Neil Christensen.
The Crewe Murders: Witness who never spoke reveals evidence dormant for decades
New Zealand's most infamous cold case is the focus of a startling new book.
History in Hamilton: Magical Kiwis stun Kangaroos
The Kiwis piled on the most points Australia had conceded in a test since 1952.
Works across the highways network in Waikato and Bay of Plenty
The next couple of weeks will see "plenty of activity" on the Waikato roading network.
'Absolutely thrilled': Waikato's winning wedding venue
Originally purchased as a family home, the venue has accommodated weddings since 2008.
Golden Eagle will tap into Kiwis emotions
Legarto takes on stars from Australia, Europe and even Japan.
New venue comes up roses in Te Awamutu
The 59th Te Awamutu Rose Show was a success in its new venue.
Suits you, madam: Waikato woman makes Melbourne Cup fashion finals
Waikato doggy daycare owner Anna Campbell is one of only two international finalists.
Te Awamutu College names head students for 2024
College celebrates achievements of students with senior prizegiving.
Court told angry ticket holders result of event organisers' own actions
Defence claims no defamation in articles by Stuff about Cherry Tree Festival cancellation.
Wellington motorbike start-up quietly zooms to Hamilton
The electric motorbike business will move to Te Rapa in the new year.