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The woman nearly died after the man stomped and kicked her head and beat her body.
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Hamiltonians' modest decrease in motoring for World Car Free Day
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Have your say on Hamilton Water Supply Bylaw
Hamilton City Council asking for feedback on the proposal on its Water Supply Bylaw.
Waikato Expressway closures for roadworks
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Te Pāti Māori candidate targeted in fresh incident, man 'served trespass notice'
Man trespassed after string of incidents at Hana Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke's home.
Killer stabs man for repeatedly asking to buy his cannabis
William Izett stabbed a man twice in the torso after he asked to buy cannabis from him.
Waikato Hospital buses go half price for Bee Card users
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Hamilton pedestrian in critical condition after driveway accident
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'Hardest week of my life': Woman vying to be youngest MP opens up on home break-in
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Three thefts in three weeks: Shoplifter back to bad habits after being released from jail
Jake Cooper targeted supermarkets and hardware, clothing and homeware stores.
'We stand to lose so much': Rural delivery driver in contract spat with NZ Post
Ian and Danielle Kennedy are trying to stop the termination of their NZ Post contract.
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'Particularly sinister': Mongrel Mob stole vehicles, tried to sell them back to victims
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Major Hamilton intersection project set to open
The long-awaited improvements to Cobham Dr-Cambridge Rd junction are set to open.
Traffic delays expected as farmer protest rolls through town
Protesting farmers are taking their rural vehicles to the big smoke once again.
White Chapel Jak to open Hamilton's Summer Concert
White Chapel Jak to open Hamilton Summer Concert.
Record number of children's tickets sold for Black Ferns' Hamilton test match
Black Ferns director of rugby "humbled" by number of children's tickets sold.
Hamilton Lake warning lifted but mind the scum
Health warning placed on Hamilton Lake lifted, but still in place for other lakes.
Katie Brown wins Top Student Award at Lincoln University
Former St Paul’s Collegiate pupil to be recognised for academic excellence at Lincoln Uni.
Successful basketball winning streak lives on at Koromatua School
Koromatua School's basketball teams earned gold and silver at the 2023 AIMS games.
Waikato Hot Air Balloon Club turns 30
In 1993, there was a small balloon fiesta. 30 years later, the club is going strong.
Verdon Bartlett hits NPEC century
An East Coast teammate says Bartlett deserves a "golden sculpture" for his commitment.
Cruden masterclass helps Waikato to huge win
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Huge tracts of land retired, fenced or planted to protect Waikato rivers
Massive private and council efforts have gone into protecting Waikato waterways.
Diamond in the mail: Gifted stone helps families of sick kids
Reminiscent of the Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants - but with a more important job.
School holiday solutions: It’s easy to ‘Find Your Fun’ in Hamilton Kirikiriroa
Hamilton City Council is providing fun school holiday activities.
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Judge Stephen Clark told Anthony Salmon he's a danger to himself and others on the road.
Ben Elton's 1990s play Popcorn still relevant in 2020s
The Playbox production is a raw take on 1990s violence.
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Four youths arrested after Waikato stores broken into with angle grinders
200 packs of cigarettes, eight packs of tobacco and 320 unopened vapes were recovered.