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Former All Blacks coach Ian Foster receives Hamilton civic award
Rugby legend Ian Foster was awarded the Hamilton Kirikiriroa Medal.
Former St Peter’s teacher guilty of historical offending including naked piggyback rides
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Hamilton City Council scraps two hours free parking in CBD
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Thirteen Waikato players named in Chiefs Under-18 team to face Samoa in Hamilton.
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Man pulls body from the water near Raglan Holiday Park
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Councils consider changes to water management in Hamilton and Waikato District
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Child homicide, hit and run deaths referred back to police after IPCA complaints
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One dead after crash in Hamilton East
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Former St Peter's student recalls ‘strange’ piggyback rides with naked teacher at hot pools
But Geoffrey Coker's lawyer claims the allegations are 'conflated rumours' and fake.
Waikato crowned champions at Wheelchair Rugby national contest
Four teams competed, showcasing skill and teamwork in an intense final against Auckland.
'Creep': Former St Peter's School teacher on trial for historic indecent assaults
The offending is alleged to have occurred nearly 50 years ago and involved boys aged 9-12.
Drunken behaviour frustrates Waikato police
Police say they are disappointed with the drunken behaviour and high levels of disorder.
Under-fire police boss to take up 'temporary opportunity' after bullying ruling
The IPCA said Bruce Bird's management style was 'no longer acceptable' for the police.
'Hefty amount of smoke': Garage fire spreads to house adjacent to school
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Waikato Business Award finalists 2024 announced
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'It was like slow motion': Brother recalls fatal strike during Mongrel Mob brawl
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Waikato Muslims to showcase Māori Quran
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Taupō tourism operator makes splash on national stage
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