Cambridge's Victoria Bridge maintenance won't affect Fieldays traffic
The bridge will remain open to two lanes of traffic for the time of Fieldays.
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Fieldays health and wellbeing hub to triple in size
Due to demand, the Fieldays society increased the size of the health hub at the event.
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Hamilton CBD Awards 2022 highlight love for the city centre
Across 11 categories, 29 local businesses were recognised for their achievements.
Waikato's Woodlands Estate wows wedding industry
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Waikato centenary match to go ahead
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Hamilton West byelection draws in 12 candidates
Voting starts on November 28 and is open until December 10.
Art festival bringing the love to Dinsdale
The much-loved festival will bring love and colour to the often undervalued suburb.
Warm Hamilton welcome awaits the Special Olympics National Summer Games
1400 competitors and coaches will compete in 10 sports across eight venues in the Waikato.
New Zealand sport loses Hart
Tony Johnson remembers the late Kevin Hart after his sudden passing.
Hamilton West byelection: National deems Labour favourite to win over own candidate
Bishop says National's candidate has strong family and business ties to Hamilton.
You be the judge: Public vote will decide New Zealand's Rose of the Year
Eight categories to be decided, including Children's Choice.
Sculpture Park gets ready for 25th exhibition
Stories in the Landscape 2022 will be the 25th exhibition since 2003.
Green light for Claudelands as intersection reopens early to traffic
Hamilton City Council says the inconvenience is regretted but the works were critical.
Hamilton butcher wins pig time at National Butchery Awards
Brad Gillespie of New World Rototuna won Pact Packaging Young Butcher of the Year award.
Peacocke waharoa topped with unique taurapa
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Local Air Force medic high-flyer at military competition
Hillcrest High alumni Leading Aircraftman Scott Endres in top three at Medic Match.
NZTA making safety improvements to Piarere 'death trap'
Measures include lowering speed limit, installing warning signs and median barriers.
Gaurav Sharma claims raid of Labour manpower as new party revealed
New Zealand Momentum Party will not be registered in time for the byelection.
French travellers will be out in force cheering at Eden Park semi-final
World Cup a real bonus for French travellers spending a year in New Zealand.
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Act reveals currrent MP as Hamilton West byelection candidate
National is set to choose its candidate from a three-person shortlist this weekend.
Waikato Regional Theatre development makes progress
Excavation for building foundations in progress as search for theatre manager continues.
Case for Change highlights Waikato rangatahi strengths and opportunities
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Thames-Coromandel councillors inducted with colourful ceremony
Mayor Len Salt was the first one to wear community kākahu to the induction ceremony.
TA rubbish-burning plans bring call for alternative solutions
Zero Waste Network says the incinerators have 'no place' in a circular economy.
Armed police swarm on Hamilton suburb, public urged to stay away
A police incident is unfolding in Hamilton.
Bring your own container for free compost
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