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Community hubs help with Covid isolation support
11 Care in the Community hubs give isolating people access to clinical and welfare support
Former Te Awamutu Sports player Sam Griffin
Rugby gave a lot on and off field to 1-cap Waikato representative Sam Griffin.
Calling all creatives to elevate their practice
Opportunity available for those who want to take the next step in their creative career
'I was targeted because I'm a cop' - policeman's drink spiked at pub
Nicholas Townsend spiked the cop's drink because he was 'annoying' him.
Covid and safety changes blamed for kerbside weeding delay
Road safety is top of the list as Hamilton's replanting plan rolls out.
French for Rabbits and the rebirth of dream pop
"I want to see this industry become safer and more inclusive."
Head students determined to make 2022 great
Creative thinking needed by head students during Covid settings.
Dogfight prevented after council listens to owners
Waikato District Council adopts Dog Bylaw with changes and excludes controversial permits.
'Devastating impact on families' as $8m lost on pokies in region in a year
Problem Gambling Foundation says harmful gambling affects every aspect of a person's life.
Ricky Plympton wins Waikato's NZCB Apprentice Challenge
Park benches built in the challenge will be auctioned via Trade Me for the Cancer Society.
Applications for event funds now open
Applications for District Promotion Fund and Community Event Fund are now open.
Tokoroa boosts its local vaccinating workforce
A class of Covid-19 vaccinators are now able to give jabs working under supervision.
Clean-up under way in Gisborne, fine weather ahead
MetService has lifted all weather warnings.
School name error corrected 64 years on
Sixty year name error for Pekapekarau Primary School corrected.
Resign or be rolled - Waikato regional councillors issue ultimatum to chairman
Eight councillors have signed a letter telling the chairman to stand down... or else.
Exotic new flavours coming to city hospo scene
French-Creole fusion restaurant Le Petit Creole is set to open in the next couple of weeks
Plenty of ways to get out and enjoy what the Waikato has to offer
Hamilton & Waikato Tourism gives its top suggestions for the holiday weekends.
'Perfect weather and an excellent turnout meant that the flypasts were a great success'
National heritage planes take wing over the North Island to celebrate RNZAF's birthday.
Council continues fight against Three Waters
Council collective present workable water reforms to Government.
Waipā Youth Awards nominations open
Waipā Youth Awards nominations are now open to celebrate the success of local Rangatahi.
Water restrictions eased in Hamilton as autumn approaches
City waters manager Emily Botje thanks residents for hard work over the last few months.
Contribution to parks sector recognised
Sally Sheedy, Waipā Council's group manager scoops the Recreation Aotearoa award
Concern Waikato Inc poorly prepared for climate change
Majority of business survey respondents have no strategy or plan.
Waikato farmer Ken McIntyre, partner avoid jail after dumping waste into stream
Kenneth McIntyre organised a contractor to unlawfully dig into a stream.
Serious crash in Gordonton, Waikato: road closed
The road is closed and motorists should avoid the area.
Classic yachts gather in Waikato for special weekend
12 classic launches will make their way from Auckland to the Maritime Park in Paeroa.
New CEO for Waikato economic growth engine
Te Waka has taken time to get its house in order, says executive chairman.
'They took my son', mother's heartache after accused appear in court over alleged historic kidnapping
The accused all entered not guilty pleas before Judge Robert Spear.
A dark and brooding snapshot of the fallout of a parental affair
The first of Tracey Slaughter's works to be adapted for the stage.
Mayor and his moss busters clean up Te Aroha bridge
Matamata-Piako mayor Ash Tanner and volunteers sprayed mossy Coulter Bridge on Friday.
Missing Mokau man located after going missing from home
Eric Pratt went missing from his Mokau home on Sunday morning.
Alleged kidnapping trial aborted due to 'Covid-19 reasons'
The trial was due to start its sixth day when it had to be aborted.
Man allegedly involved in stabbing at school remanded for psychiatric report
The man was remanded in further custody for a mental health assessment.