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South Waikato power connection goes live

The $43 million project has been 10 years in the making.

Tokoroa business park one step closer to reality

The Maraetai Road Intermodal Business Park just received a big funding boost.

Nevada tech company SkyDrop creating drone hub in Waikato

Nevada-based company scouting for customers after getting CAA flight approval.

Tokoroa dairy plant set to specialise production

The OFI plant received an investment to produce specialised protein ingredients.

Fonterra's Tīrau site receives multi-million dollar investment

The investment allows the factory to produce lactose, a more profitable product.

Jamie Mackay: How will Fieldays receive the PM and Labour this year?

OPINION: Fieldays will be a litmus test for the Government.

Dealer who sold damaged utes warns there might be more on our roads

Dealer claims damaged vehicles are being repaired, warranted and on-sold.

NZME partners with Rescue Helicopters to raise critical funds

Newstalk ZB, The Hits, nzherald.co.nz and regional newspapers will highlight the trust.

Which regions felt the biggest pandemic hit? New GDP data tells the story

Two regions were in positive territory but the data shows economic damage elsewhere.

Waikato Inc finally gets to award its business champions

Chamber of Commerce finds a hybrid awards way through Omicron.

Why $100m new Te Huia rail service may not last: report

Analysis claims the service costs more than taking a car and creates more carbon.

Alleged $1.8m fraudster enters pleas, suppression continues

The 41-year-old was granted further interim name suppression when she reappeared today.

Pacific Aerospace to find its wings again after nosedive

Iconic planemaker starts afresh under NZSkydive ownership.

Spark tells irate mobile users to try the competition - it may pay off

Vodafone promises new cell sites from this month; Spark later next year.

Resolved: $1.2b Sleepyhead housing, manufacturing project set to go

All appeals against the big housing and manufacturing centre plan said to be satisfied.

Former National Cabinet minister John Luxton dies

The dairy industry loses a highly respected contributor.