City clears first funding hurdle for housing
Building more houses means the pipes, roads, and power must be in place
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Cutting red tape will fast-track high-density housing
Many questions over how changes fit into the growth city already has planned
ACC to review management of client data after info posted to Snapchat
Twelve staff in Hamilton were stood down on Tuesday morning.
Tall, taller Hamilton East: One Cook Street
Hamilton East is to get its tallest building so far including luxury apartments.
Waikato has 90 per cent target for first jabs in sight
85 per cent of Waikato residents have had one jab as the region's Covid cases rise.
Hamilton Gardens Cafe to receive revamp
Cafe operators Jenny and Craig Fraser donate $75,000 to the gardens towards 2022 upgrade.
Police appeal for information into Hamilton dad's death
33-year-old Joshua Terrey was found dead in a Hamilton community centre garden.
Te reo Māori makes Austrian immigrant feel at home
Julian Svadlenak, 24, has learnt te reo for three years and has no intention of quitting.
Competition offers $25,000 to best clean recycling post
WasteMINZ is on a mission to encourage people to rinse, recycle and repeat their waste.
Mainland breached: New locations of interest include flight to Blenheim and regional airports
People are being urged to regularly check the locations of interest list.
Interchange lifts Tamahere access safety
Maps will show residents new route in and out of the community.
Motorists can expect significant disruption, detours and delays from Tuesday
Works will see Ruakura become NZ's largest integrated development.
New policy will give local iwi and hapu input on naming new city streets
Plans do not include renaming controversial street names from the Colonial era.
Amberfield receives resource consent for 830 residential sections
Subdivision will offer medium-density housing, town centre, and environmental protections.
New CEO appointed for Braemar Hospital
New Braemar CEO has an impressive career in executive leadership and senior management.
Super Saturday savours sweet success
Super Saturday had 10,279 people getting their jabs - the main motivation: treats
Delta outbreak: 7 Waikato cases; 6 Te Awamutu, 1 in Whatawhata
Of the 94 new cases today, seven were in the Waikato.
Mayor says Hamiltonians failing to keep distance outdoors
Many ignoring physical distancing and mask-wearing rules while out and about
Hamilton murder: Trial date set for man after death of 55-year-old woman
The trial is set down for five days in October next year.
Sandra's face masks bring joy to lockdown life
The Hamilton mask maker creates wearable art that is fun and protects against Covid-19
Annual Pink Walk & Run for breast cancer goes virtual
Walk anywhere, share a photo and be in to win some great prizes.
Cultural activator to unleash district's creative potential
New role for multimedia performance artist, art curator, and writer
Riff Raff statue on the move
Council is moving tourist attraction while the south end of the city is rejuvenated.
Three raranga PhDs awarded in world-first joint project
Visible demonstration of mana, academic expertise, and detailed knowledge
Waikato leaders' call to arms to get the vax before summer
Waikato towns are gearing up for the nationwide initiative to push up vaccination numbers.
Plans for Peacocke create climate-ready neighbourhood
Access everything you need within 20 minutes, without relying on private cars.
Waikato breaks three vaccination records
53.9 per cent of Waikato's eligible population is now fully vaccinated
Little sports aces share Asthma Awards winners podium
Arana Rangiawha and Oliver Ayton, both 10, have been recognised with the 2021 Asthma Award
More than 100 MIQ hotel breaches in 10 months
Public told about just three incidents, and only after the absconders had been found.
Chamber of commerce makes 'tough decision' to postpone business awards
'Online event simply doesn't evoke the same camaraderie, anticipation, and excitement
Auckland takeaways identified as location of interest seven times
Health officials have been releasing a steady stream of locations over the last few days.
Hamilton West MP fan of drive-through vaccination clinics
Dr Gaurav Sharma is happy about the accessibility of Waikato vaccination clinics.
Three Covid cases in Mt Eden prison; Brash - gangs not the 'fall guys' for virus
The Government is due to say whether further restrictions in Auckland will be eased today.
'I can't sleep': Dairy owner exhausted after being burgled 3 times in 3 days
The young thieves have told the dairy owner the robberies are a 'game' to them.