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Community wants to save Waihi Art Centre
The council is working its way through 300 submissions.
Playwright adapts her old plays to pass 'woke inspection'
A group of 'troubadours' will again gather and take to the stage.
How Waikato observed Anzac Day in words and pictures
“Our way of life and the freedoms we cherish are still at stake.”
Jammies in June campaign to keep Hauraki kids warm
The nationwide initiative will run in the Hauraki district for the second time.
Three unbeaten teams in Waikato Club Rugby weekend
Ōtorohanga and Hautapu have also won all of their Premier matches so far this season.
Funding sought for Waihī recreation hub development
Support is building for a new recreation hub in Waihī.
Town pool built on a sacred burial site to be demolished
A replacement pool would cost up to $77 million.
What are Waikato councils proposing in their LTPs?
Councils across New Zealand started their Long Term Plan discussions.
Tairua surfers shine at NZ Boardrider Club Championships
The competition was held in Whangamatā on the weekend.
National MP slams DoC over slow fix for Cathedral Cove track
Information and data activities inform Cathedral Cove project
Youth employment in Hauraki celebrates success
The Mayors Taskforce for Jobs proved successful in Hauraki with dozens of job placements.
Tairua main road closed for town upgrade
Nightly road closures are scheduled for next week.
Upsets and closely fought games as club rugby season gets underway
Southern United picked up a big 110-0 victory over division one newcomers Kereone.
Sniffer dogs keeping predator pests at bay
Dogs are an important tool when checking for pests on predator-free islands.
Karangahake Gorge to close for five nights
Traffic would be reduced to a single lane from April 7.
Two cars crashing into power pole results in minor injuries
Details of latest accident come after the Easter weekend road toll hit a record high.
Hauraki dog owners in for significant dog registration fee hike
District council considers changes as it faces animal control budget shortfall of $40,000.
Hauraki and Coromandel register record visitor spend for February
The figures show, the region is recovering more than well.
Alternative lifestyles: What's it like to live on a remote island in the Hauraki Gulf?
Balancing work, family and conservation, Milly Lucas navigates island living.
Sold: Rare deed revealing Britain’s first attempt to colonise NZ fetches six figures
Islands were bought from Māori for 'one double barrel gun... eight muskets’.
Hauraki rates and fees could rise 40 per cent in three years
Hauraki people are facing significant rates and fees hikes.
Special wellbeing programme for people with cancer comes to Thames
Look Good Feel Better reaches out to Hauraki and the Coromandel.
Coromandel rolls out mental health first aid courses
Coromandel to get mental health first aid courses.
Editorial: Evidence of first attempts at NZ colonisation makes for confronting yet important reading
Ripple effects of deals done nearly two centuries ago carry on today.
‘Eight muskets and one barrel of powder’: Britain’s first attempt to colonise NZ revealed
Rare document shows sale of four islands in Hauraki Gulf years before Treaty of Waitangi.