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Police surrounded a Morrinsville property after dramatic weekend shootout with officers.
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Morrinsville standoff - gunman still on the loose
Police close in on Rollie Heke, who is believed to be armed and dangerous.
Man suffers leg injuries in dairy robbery
A man in his 30s has been taken to hospital following an alleged robbery in Hamilton.
Teens rescued after falling from kayaks
The 15-year-old boys spent 20 minutes in the water before passing fishermen rescued them.
Too offensive? Hamilton sushi shop name sparks debate
The name of a new sushi restaurant at Waikato DHB has opinions divided
Local Focus: Cash returns for bottles makes a comeback
Fresh bid to reduce plastic in the ocean. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: 150 Years since Coromandel Gold Rush Began
And it might not be over yet. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
CEO pockets extra $60,000, no rise for others yet
The PSA says Hamilton council staff think a 15 per cent pay rise for its CEO is unfair.
Ute driver critical after Waikato truck crash
A truck and ute have crashed on the corner of SH2 and Maxwell Rd in Maramarua.
Govt pays $44m to clean up 100 NZ rivers
A day ahead of Labour's freshwater announcement, National has made its own.
Plea for information after man shot at Waikato home
A man turned up at hospital with gunshot wounds. Now police want to know what happened.
The mother of all shoplifting tricks: A fake baby
The woman looked like any other mum out shopping but her mission was far more criminal.
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Robbers smash way into petrol stations
Cigarettes were the target of two aggravated robberies of petrol stations overnight.
One dead after crash near Tirau
A person has been killed in a collision between a car and a motorbike.
Hammer-wielding men steal lollies, cigs
The alleged offenders entered Gull in Whitikahu about 6.10pm and also took cash.
Teacher censured after sex act with student
A female teacher has had her registration cancelled following a sexual act with a student.
Cop's leaked email - 'I was speaking as a father'
Waikato's top cop says he was "speaking as a father" when his daughter was arrested.
Waikato farm owner fined for starving cows
Morrinsville man Shane Kingsley Torstonson left cows to starve, with at least seven dying.
Taking a break in Taupo
It's a great place to break your journey, as Shandelle Battersby discovers.
Local Focus: How Maddy stopped self-harming
Maddy is speaking out about mental health. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Secret wartime Auckland plane crashes everyone knew about
Japanese internees were being taken from Auckland to Australia for a prisoner exchange.
Local Focus: The virtual world of a pig in a cage
'Inhumane' pig farming highlighted in 360 degrees. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
SH1 closed until 6pm after truck rolls
SH1 closed for several hours at Karapiro after a truck carrying hazardous chemicals rolls.
Large Waikato riverside home fails to sell at auction
Massive Waikato mansion fails to attract bids at auction
Waikato woman loses arm after farm incident
A Waikato woman was airlifted to hospital after her arm was severed on a farm
Cliff collapse blocks road into Waikato seaside settlement
A cliff has collapsed on to a Waikato highway, all but cutting off Kawhia.
Kim Richmond's parents: 'It's just heart-wrenching'
Kim Richmond's parents reveal partner was arrested outside funeral home in Te Awamutu.
Policeman's sex sentencing adjourned
Waikato police Sergeant Greg Waters has been sentenced for sex offences this morning
Piggery's hidden cameras show sows' 'life of misery'
Animal activists use virtual reality to take people inside a farm shed with caged pigs.
Peters: 'Your water rights are going out under your nose'
MP claims Waikato Regional Council is keeping people in the dark over the river.
Man who died on Te Awamutu footpath named
Anthony Robert Hallmond died after an altercation in Te Awamutu.
Company taking water owned mainly abroad
NZ Pure Blue Springs reveals Chinese and Australian investors own 61 per cent between them
Healthy rivers: Farmers claim 'conflict of interest'
A Fonterra and WRC manager who are brothers in law didn't think it was a conflict.