Still a need to support your local tourism and hospitality businesses.

Bomber Command rear-gunner Eddie Leaf survived 19 World War II missions.

Waikato's SH1/SH29 intersection among the most dangerous in NZ's roading network.

Staff identified as close contacts but no positives cases have visited pool

Compliance staff travelling around city, monitoring usage, and notifying water wasters.

City council alarmed and warns of possible tighter restrictions on use.

Train will terminate in downtown Auckland at The Strand Station on weekdays.

Text FEED to 206 to make a $3 donation to the St Vincent De Paul' Fund A Feed appeal.

New theatre will be at the heart of the Hamilton's creative precinct.

Library click and collect and virtual tours of the zoo or museum available for unvaxxed.

Hamilton City Council will have 14 councillors, plus the mayor after 2022 elections.

Waikato has 37.2 per cent (over 12) fully vaccinated and 70.5 per cent with one dose.

Plan includes two gully crossing bridges for shared walking and cycling pathways.

'We absolutely must do something about congestion in our city,' Paul Southgate

New lights and right turn to give better access to supermarket traffic.

The council is suggesting 14 councillors plus the mayor is the way to go

Voters urged to do better than the current 12.10 per cent vote return.

Increase in population of Te Kauwhata adds to pressure on upgrade plans

Train to Auckland proving extremely popular with families in school holidays.

Just a 20-minute river run from Pukete to the Hamilton CBD.

'New fare products will simplify travel and deliver great value for passengers'

For now, ticket prices to The Strand remain the same as those to Papakura.

In search of an experienced owner with the time and patience for a special challenge.

The estimated cost is $635 million but no funding has been allocated yet.

Previous byelection saw winner in with fewer than 2000 votes from 55,000 electors.

Big yellow River Bus a floating business case for Darren's dream of electric ferries.

Waikato District Council investigating other methods to control the geese population.

Mayor says rifts forming in the community over creation of Māori wards for next year.

Public get a chance for a sneak peak at Te Huia train open days this weekend.

Communities praised for doing a great job using water efficiently this summer.

Jabs start today for workers at region's managed isolation facilities.

No need for Covid test if you don't meet Ministry of Health criteria.

Two return weekday trips to Papakura with pick ups at Frankton, Rotokauri and Huntly.

Free show in Hamilton Gardens to thank thousands who helped track down stolen gear.

Hamilton has a vibrant new asset even before the commuter train arrives.

The Monroes are appealing for sightings of a stolen trailer and band equipment.

Waikato DHB holiday arrangements for Covid-19 tests are still in place.

More school bags needed for start of the new term

International students add significant economic contribution to the region.

Hamilton woman's family in Fiji will fill donated bags with school stationery.

Mental wellbeing platforms offer help dealing with the extra stress in your life.

Different national theme each day featuring music, dance and culture.

Multicultural celebration of Spring features flowers, food entertainment and activities.

Growing demand for food parcels includes many people with steady jobs.

In conjunction with Waikato DHB a pacific testing station is now operating in Hamilton.

A space for Waikato's Pacific people to celebrate and maintain practices and traditions.

Hamilton Gardens rethink on show at Sunday open day.

Like the Braddings, the Hamilton Group RDA is still going strong.

Waikato News launches Go Local! campaign.

Live-streaming of local arts a way to keep theatre audiences.

Covid-19 "fundamentally changed the landscape", says mayor

Bold thinking on productivity and connectivity presents a unique window of opportunity.

Work will also resume this week on some of Hamilton City Council's capital projects.

Saying thanks and showing appreciation to frontline health workers.

UltraFast Fibre ready for an influx of fibre connection requests when lockdown eases.

Most applications to the $3.25 million fund so far, relate to emergency food requests.

Go Eco says solutions to epidemic should support a path towards a carbon-zero future.

Heritage festival permit application not processed because wrong form used.

The New Zealand Women in Roofing teamed up with Habitat for Humanity for the project.

Sprinkler monitors are on patrol; if you see water being wasted report it.

Parent to Parent and Bunnings hosting free workshops on Saturday.

New rose Everlasting Hope wins three top awards.

The Julie Marguerite rose will get its first public reveal on Friday at the Rose Festival.

High temperatures and slowing traffic causes seal to lift on new stretch of Expressway.

A new classroom has been opened at the Hamilton's Riding for the Disabled grounds.

City council says it is the beginning of a new era for transport in Hamilton.

The service from Hamilton to Papakura is due to roll out for the first time in June 2020.

The plan includes possibly extending rail to places such as Cambridge and Te Awamutu.

Fresh call made for more blood donors to help create the world's biggest reserve bench.

Sam McGredy was an icon of roses in New Zealand and around the world.

John competed for over 40 years in distances from the 10km to the marathon.

The trust aims to enrich the lives of people living with disability.

Hamiltonians united with the Muslim community, joining them in Friday prayers.

Broadway and West End star drops by to visit New Zealand's war horse.

Some of those at the reunion had travelled from as far away as England.