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Teamwork wins Taupiri bridge an award
Mangawara Stream bridge wins Best Public Works Project award and makes maunga access safe.
Central Library temporarily closed from Saturday
Chartwell, St Andrews, Dinsdale, Hillcrest and Glenview Libraries still open.
HCC divided on joining C4LD, united in need to hear views on Three Waters
Mayor urges to keep open mind to more alternatives, deputy mayor pleas to join opposition.
Staff shortages delay glass collection and pause food scraps collection
Take food scraps to refuse transfer station, freeze or home compost, HCC suggests.
City bridge lights up in Ukrainian colours
Council lights up bridge, local youth peace movement writes letter to world leaders.
Boys' High student achieves Top in World accolade
Alex says he took advantage of flexibility that online learning offered.
Crunch time for organisers to make call on running Fieldays 2022
The Mystery Creek event, held annually in June, normally attracts over 100,000 people.
Another gong for software developer with X factor
Software projects benefit medicine, transport, food processing and many other fields.
Acting chief executive of almost a year now CEO
The new head has 30 years' experience across education, corporate, finance and processing.
Safety improvements on the way for busy city intersection
New ACC building expected to bring 700 staff into central Hamilton.
Call for patience as storm clean-up continues
Weeks of unexpected work for multiple teams continues across Hamilton.
High demand for Covid testing delays return of results
High testing numbers in Waikato see some people waiting up to seven days for results.
National MP breaks arms, fractures spine after falling from platform
National MP out of action after suffering multiple injuries.
Omicron disrupts city council services
Hamilton feels Omicron impact as staff shortages and supply issues emerge.
New eatery cream of the CBD crop
CBD's best in business announced after Covid postponements and lockdowns
Omicron outbreak deflates Balloons over Waikato
The festival will be held without public interactions, but balloons are still flying.
Ruakura Superhub receives chill first tenant
Big Chill Distribution will be the first tenant of the Superhub's industrial precinct.
Pool shuts for a week, bank branch closed due to staff shortages
Staff identified as close contacts but no positives cases have visited pool
'Walk apart, but not alone': Cancer Society calls on supporters to Relay Your Way
There are so many ways you can shape your Relay Your Way experience.
Why $100m new Te Huia rail service may not last: report
Analysis claims the service costs more than taking a car and creates more carbon.
Uber reads: Two Waikato libraries set up home delivery
Taumarunui and Thames libraries are ensuring their services stay available to everyone.
New exhibition scratches at the surface of a forgotten art
Objects crafted by sailors, whalers, and prisoners throughout the 19th century.
New apartments, offices or townhouses, no longer required to provide car park spaces
City council looking at options to counter negative consequences of the change.
School treemendously contributes to native plant growth
Rhode Street School wins environmental education initiative TREEmendous Programme.
SH29 Kaimai Range roadworks rescheduled
Scheduled overnight travel windows between Waikato and the Bay of Plenty
Bus services trimmed due to driver shortage
Buses will operate on a reduced timetable from next week due to Covid and driver shortages
Fairfield Project makes Hamilton a greener place
The local community group planted more than 20,000 trees to restore Kukutāruhe gully.
Truck driver injured after serious crash in Hamilton East
The crash is completely blocking the intersection and power lines are down at the scene.
MBIE prosecution: Hamilton man, company to fight charges of underpaying workers
Gaurav Batra and GSK Holdings entered not guilty pleas to their charges today.
Tradie complainants: Concrete contractor to fight fraud allegations
Jason Lambert is heading to trial on numerous charges.
Freightways invests $2.7M in rubbish solution to building supplies shortage
Tetra Pak and fast food cartons, previously not recyclable, now become building board.
Credit union joins Tonga support efforts
The finance organisation donated $10,000 to the Waikato Tongan Community Charity Trust
Council in cleanup mode after cyclone
Zoo closed for two days while storm damage and debris cleared