Foodprint connects people with discounted surplus food that hasn't sold.

Sandra Goudie: Govt didn't account for temporary growth of tourist destination councils.

New initiative Love the Centre is bringing people back to the CBD through special events.

The Government committed $8 Million to Pacific providers to reach national smokefree goal.

Death of Auckland teenager spurs new Hamilton cycling advocacy group to take action

Matamata-Piako mayor Ash Tanner and volunteers tackle part two of bridge clean-up.

The charity faces a 50 per cent drop in Pink Ribbon Breakfast registrations this year.

Matamata-Piako mayor furious main concerns remain, Hamilton mayor happy with improvements.

French-Creole fusion restaurant Le Petit Creole is set to open in the next couple of weeks

12 classic launches will make their way from Auckland to the Maritime Park in Paeroa.

Matamata-Piako mayor Ash Tanner and volunteers sprayed mossy Coulter Bridge on Friday.

The Mercury Room bar cocktail bar and eatery brings new life to old city building.

Road and Sport Motorcycles has served Waikato bike buffs since 1978.

The Government seeks public input on proposed changes to better manage carbon farming.

The city's Ukrainian community started fundraising for children affected by war.

Pacific Island community trust K'aute Pasifika hosted a site visit for selected invitees.

Impact Hub Waikato is hosting an event to develop solutions to local climate challenges.

The Earth Stewards produce organic vegetables using a special method: no-dig farming.

The Local Government Commission is currently considering an appeal from Community Waikato.

At a protest in Hamilton on Saturday, Waikato's Ukrainian community had special support.

The working group has given feedback and the reactions are mixed across the country.

Hamilton's icon has found its temporary home at the Waikato Museum.

This year determines whether Te Aroha's new spa facility can go into construction phase.

Mayor urges to keep open mind to more alternatives, deputy mayor pleas to join opposition.

Council lights up bridge, local youth peace movement writes letter to world leaders.

The police fundraise for Nev Ross who has a brain tumour and needs a non-funded drug.

The festival will be held without public interactions, but balloons are still flying.

Communities for Local Democracy studied a modified current model and a regional entity.

Work on Hamilton's Eastern Pathways walking and cycling project can start.

Work on the Rototuna library and community hub started this week.

Several Waikato events have been cancelled or postponed in response to the Omicron spread.

Leaders affirm remembering the Holocaust is now more important than ever.

Orange Sky provides free showers and laundry services to the homeless

The Waikato Tongan Community Trust is sending two containers to Tonga on February 2.

Pacific Island Trust K'aute Pasifika now offering adult boosters and jabs for children

New Meteor bus service will make east-west public transport easier and more reliable.

For $2 the Flex mini-bus will pick you up and drop you off at designated street corners.

Nancy Tschetner designed a whale tail sculpture for WWF's Whale Tale Project.

A special permit will be needed to have more than two dogs on a rural property.

Waikato emergency physician says the dozen alcohol-related referrals were avoidable.

Check the details with festivals in Whangamata, Raglan, Karapiro, South Waikato and Thames

Health professionals urge Kiwis to keep health staff and others in mind on Crate Day.

Brad Woodford lost nine friends which became his motivation to fundraise for Movember.

Vax push targets communities across the region with a focus on the young

High Court rules INZ was wrong to stop processing decision-ready visa applications.

Students join Shakespeare Globe Centre New Zealand Young Shakespeare Company 2022 cast.

Hamilton boy overcame vaccination hesitancy for more freedom and fewer worries

As of Wednesday, Waikato has only 2609 vaccinations to go until the magic 90 per cent.

The Sculpture Park at Waitakaruru Arboretum opens its new special exhibition on Friday

Hamilton Mayor Paula Southgate and Taupo electorate MP Louise Upston wrote to the PM

'A sad day for local democracy' as council submissions are ignored

Predator Free Morrinsville is being launched on Saturday with a working bee - all welcome.

The Mineral Spa beauty arm is planned to operate from Domain House in late November.

Retired nurse Jan Wills-Collins points out striking similarities between Covid and polio.

Super Saturday had 10,279 people getting their jabs - the main motivation: treats

The Hamilton mask maker creates wearable art that is fun and protects against Covid-19

Waikato towns are gearing up for the nationwide initiative to push up vaccination numbers.

53.9 per cent of Waikato's eligible population is now fully vaccinated

Two students founded bed retailer FlatPack Co as an alternative to second hand beds.

Dr Gaurav Sharma is happy about the accessibility of Waikato vaccination clinics.

Vaping considered essential service provider as it supports smoking cessation programmes.

Stronger action is being demanded on consultation, asset ownership and local input.

Blair Dowling is now fully vaccinated and believes the vaccine is the way forward.

Community leader Akarere Henry says the Hamilton lockdown raised awareness to get the jab.

'Now we need to get to the high-hanging fruit, which is the younger people'

Mobile clinics bringing vaccination to the people

The primary school approached Pacific Island Trust K'aute Pasifika for pop-up jab clinic.

The traditional tournament was back to celebrate 100 years, despite unknown future.

Beach Hop legend Noddy Watts has launched two new festivals dedicated to motors and music

Club rugby champs unite against Delta with their One Team, One Dream motto.

The much-loved rugby club was seen to be on fire around midnight last night.

Self-invited visitors taking pictures with cherry blossoms lead to the spring celebration.

When lockdown hit, two Waikato Schools had to find homes for 51 international students.

The district's council is currently working on a new brand for the South Waikato.

Dozens of decision-ready visa applications prompt legal action by Afghans in the Waikato