Housing legislation not right for Waipā
Housing changes imposed on Waipā could be detrimental to small towns' character
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Fundraiser knocks it out of the carpark
Gumboot Up Te Awamutu's BBQ Brekkie was a smash hit last Friday morning.
Turning the tide: Kopu Marine Precinct moves closer
Project touted as "a major boost for Thames and the Hauraki region".
'Exhausted every avenue': Man jailed after 21 breaches
Ned Wilson has now breached his extended supervision order 21 times in eight years.
Man admits causing crash that killed woman, baby
The 27-year-old admitted all charges during his first appearance in court today.
Robb, Parry to feature in the third and final World Series event
The World Cup duo will be joined in Hamilton by compatriots Kayden Milne and Bernie Smith
Battle for Crete veteran dies aged 104
Brant died after some good wins at housie and having enjoyed a happy hour glass of wine
Cambridge homes dominate Waikato architecture awards
The winning Waikato designers are Daniel Cullen and Lee Turner.
Racing tragedy: Jockey dies following fall in Cambridge
The 28-year-old's mother and sisters had flown from Japan after he was placed in a coma.
Housing changes 'tragic' for Waipā
Waipā is being forced to increase housing density by dramatically relaxing planning rules.
Time to start thinking about Christmas
The search is on for community talent to perform at Hamilton's Christmas concert.
Te Huia travellers give service top marks
'Unusually strong positive results for a public transport service experience'
'Spectacular stupidity': Drunk man runs red light, crashes with daughters in car
The 32-year-old had picked up his children, aged 7 and 9, from school.
Cambridge murder victim, accused both granted interim suppression
The 42-year-old faces a charge of murder after an alleged incident at Cambridge.
Former isolation hotel reopens to strong bookings
Electric vehicle chargers, contactless check-in and upgraded conference facilities
A warm welcome for first foreign students in two years
New community members are made to feel included, safe, and at home
Four workshops for local writers to sharpen their skills
15 no-cost and low-cost events running through August.
'That's an awful attitude': Boy racer racially abuses attendant after asked to wear mask, does burnouts
The 21-year-old became abusive after being told off for not wearing a mask.
Emma Hercus wins $20,000 National Contemporary Art Award
Emma Hercus' work Red Handed is a 'majestically layered celebration of adversity'.
Woman found dead in Cambridge: Police arrest man in Te Aroha
Earlier, motorists near Te Aroha were advised not to pick up hitchhikers.
Workshop offers deep dive for shipwreck sleuths
A "fins-on" practical session will focus on the wreck of HMS Buffalo off Mercury Bay
Manhunt for killer, car abandoned at scene
Police investigate Cambridge homicide after woman found dead, search underway in Te Aroha. Video / Mike Scott
University Premier Reserve dig deep to hold off FTNC Premier Reserve
FTNC Premier finish strongly to overcome Castle Rangers 51-43
Celebrating young talent
The standard is very high and it's hoped the exhibition will draw interest.
Live: Winter blast brings big chill, heavy rain, Auckland fog
Fog restrictions are in place at Auckland Airport early this morning.
Serious injuries in two-truck crash at major Waikato intersection
One person reported to be in a serious condition
Revealed: Man who filmed buttocks of 63 female shoppers
Sione Falala was already on an extended supervision order when he offended again.
Creative Coromandel hits pause
Organisation rethinking structure but expects 'to be fully operational again shortly'.
Two more men arrested over 'sickening' cemetery damage
Three people have now been arrested over the vandalism at the Waipā graveyard.
Life achievement recognised
Husband and wife Richard and Pauline Adam are now life of the Te Awamutu Jersey Club.
Interactive waters model connects community to Te Awa o Waikato
Model brings to life the journey of our drinking water, stormwater, and wastewater.
More to be done to avoid killer sun
Coromandel has a high level of UV radiation compared with many other regions.
Hamilton says no to 'rampant and unstructured development' for the city
Council looks to modify Govt rule for three homes of up to three storeys on each site.
Cemetery desecration; Cambridge man granted suppression after alleged damage
The 19-year-old was remanded without plea to reappear later this month.