One minute the dad of four was doing dishes. Then, he 'vanished'
The disappearance of Shane Edwards, 42, a month ago has his family and police stumped.
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Waikato Hospital and ED working near capacity
On their busiest day recently, the ED has seen almost 100 more presentations than usual.
'I have done bad': Man admits 'frenzied' knife attack on mother-of-four as she held child
The 35-year-old was due to go on trial later this month but changed his plea today.
Candidates put hats in ring for Thames-Coromandel mayoralty race
Two men have announced their intention to stand for mayor ahead of July nominations.
Calling time on all-day parking?
The council is seeking feedback on proposed changes to its parking and traffic rules.
Father who sexually, physically abused stepkids jailed
The man sexually abused both stepdaughters, one was just 8 years old when it began.
Council is encouraging people to consider other burial options
Council urges the community to be a part of the planning process to help.
Moorby named in Māori All Blacks squad
Stand-out 2022 Super Rugby season sees Moorby selected for Māori All Blacks side.
Te Awamutu begins celebrating Matariki
The flag was designed by Te Awamutu Museum exhibitions coordinator Henriata Nicholas.
Rugby boss to leave 'dream job' to join family in Australia
Chiefs boss to leave 'dream job' to join family in Australia
Waipā smashes records in building boom
Waipā's building boom continues to shatter records.
Hamilton businesses make global connections
Visit opens doors for future collaboration, investment and trade
Waikato breweries to ply liquid assets at new Taranaki Beer Festival
Brewaucracy, Bootleg Brewing and Good George will all head to Taranaki in early July.
Man dropping his child off at school injured when gunman opened fire - mayor
Taupiri School, north of Ngaruawahia, was sent into lockdown during the incident.
'I wanted him to tell me it wasn't real': Former girlfriend's reaction to shooting
Macy Randall begged her then-boyfriend to tell her he hadn't shot Bayden Williams,
New award category spotlights strong workplace environments
Hamilton Airport backs category celebrating those who recognise and value their teams.
Our Place will be an inclusive, communal space where people can connect
Users will include sports and community groups, health nurses, youth groups and playgroups
Waikato women power team to officiate U-20 Women's World Cup
Football referees Anna-Marie Keighley and Sarah Jones are off to Costa Rica.
Chris looking to continue winning ways
Waikato Bay of Plenty FMG Young Farmer of the Year Chris Poole has a point to prove
Dog fight looms as Waipā considers dog ban from Kakepuku maunga
Waipā District Council proposes changes to dog bylaw seeking early feedback for draft law.
Research trust celebrates success against breast cancer
A recent study shows that survival for women with breast cancer improved significantly.
Large pool of blood on Kopu roadside first indicator of shooting
A large pool of blood drew the attention of the officers who were first to the scene.
Tough going for Castle Rangers in scrappy game against FTNC Premier Reserve
University of Waikato Premier work hard for a win against competitive St Peter's Premier.
Two dead in crash near Otorohanga
Motorists are asked to follow the directions of emergency services staff.
Company-X takes innovation award-winning text to speech software global
Software becomes a pivotal training tool for milk quality and on-farm service solutions.
Six charged after ketamine, P, ecstasy, mephedrone party drug bust
Police operation spanned more than six months and resulted in six arrests.
Kiwis wake to storms and snowfall as dreary winter weather hits most of NZ
With severe wind and thunderstorm watches in place, DoC warns it's safer to stay put.
The Base and Thames community vaccination centres close
DHB says the vaccination clinics close next week and will be replaced with mobile clinics.
Clash of the codes race day melee caught on CCTV
Two horse owners abused and threatened a greyhound trainer at a joint race meeting.
Plenty of Matariki celebration and learning opportunities for mighty Waikato whānau as well as visitors
National acknowledgement of the Māori new year with a new public holiday on June 24.
Young mums leading the way as call goes out for greater diversity around council tables
LGNZ launches campaign to make NZ the most inclusive and active local democracy worldwide.
Rural Three Waters working group gives feedback
Working group wants privately owned rural water schemes to remain in private ownership.
Seeing Platinum Queen the highlight of visit
Royal photographer goes around the World for Platinum Jubilee.
Area school zoning 'future-proofing' for locals
The Whangamata Area School could be subject to zoning - read more to have your say.