Tuku Morgan returns as chair of Te Arataura, the legislative council of Waikato-Tainui
Morgan is back in the role he held from 2006-2012, after Linda Te Aho stepped down.
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Webinar to ask districts about changes to public transport rates collection
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Council farewells Covid-19 vaccine passes
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Te Awamutu women walk 100km for charity
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City's food waste collection back in full swing
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Revealed: The biggest house price losers outside Auckland
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Half-price fares across all Waikato public bus and train services
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Entrepreneur Ezra Hirawani named Young New Zealander of the Year
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Fifty years of roaring service to the Waikato
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State housing development in Hamilton delayed by several years
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