All eyes on Hamilton East thanks to new community patrol
Former police officers Jasmine Corban and Candice Upperton set up the service.
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Chiefs centurian to stay in Waikato for two more years
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Chamber music trio brings Brahms to Hamilton
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Waikato Westpac chopper played a key role in Cyclone Gabrielle relief work.
Big Buddies looking to support Hamilton boys
Big Buddy Mentoring Trust has Big Buddies available in Hamilton.
Brainy beanies a bold support for tumor trust
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Chiefs excited but wary of match against Crusaders
Chiefs hope for nine in a row, but Crusaders beat the team in second game last season.
Waikato police seize six vehicles after illegal street racing
The vehicles weres seized after police executed search warrants.
Two men arrested after shots fired at police in Hamilton overnight
Police were responding to a report of an attempted car theft in Hamilton East.
Hamilton Michael Hill raided: Taupō store also robbed overnight, youths arrested
The raid on the store comes less than a week after a Chartwell store was hit.
Navy's wāhine camp encourages girls to seek a marine industry career
Going deep and empowering young women with confidence and curiosity about science.
Waikato state highway bridge the first built from timber in 50 years
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Top attractions under one banner
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Tainui Group Holdings delivers striking new Hamilton landmark for ACC
Māori King unveils name for TGH-owned building - Amohia Ake
Fonterra receives $2.5million boost for Hautapu site
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Plumber hires criminal mate, ends up in fight over 'sacking'
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Waikato’s most stolen cars revealed
AMI says Waikato is in the top three regions with the most car thefts in NZ.
Eggs-emplary community hero recognised
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Moving Hamilton concert inspired by the spirit of Anzac Day
The concert includes the world premiere of a specially commissioned waiata
Going, going, gone: Hammers disappear as needles come out.
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Passing the baton at Anzac Day 2023 in Waikato
Annual gathering to honour fallen and returned servicemen and women.
'Not welcome at all': Man does indecent act in front of lawyer in court cell
The man was being interviewed in the cell following a crime spree.
Chiefs hope to make it eight in a row against Fijian Drua
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Tainui aims to develop new Tuumata community for 3000 residents
It will be a compact and environmentally superior development, close to an employment hub.
Red Leap’s punk heroine teen back with a bang
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Football: Hamilton duo heading overseas for special summer games
Finn McNally and Kyle Scandlyn are taking part in the Special Olympics World Summer Games.
Coast FM host gets behind brekkie in pink
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Last of the summer whine for drivers on Waikato state highways
NZTA says slow down for the safety of all road users.