Walkers' Reports: Close to home walks still delight
Taupō's walkers explored close to home this week.
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Local legends celebrated with Mayoral Community Awards
Taupō District's selfless volunteers have been recognised this month.
Residents take to streets to protest waste-to-energy plant
Te Awamutu community members marched last Sunday against a proposed incinerator.
Kiwi Ferns 2023 Pacific Championships squad named
Young Parramatta Eels hooker Capri Paekau goes from small town to world stage.
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Farmers help make NZ a great place to live
Opinion: NZ is the eighth-best country in the world. Agriculture can make it even better.
LIC testing cows with heat-tolerant genes
How do heat-tolerant cows fare in cooler temperatures?
Extended format for Sky Super Rugby Aupiki 2024 confirmed
The extended 2024 competition will see a home-and-away format before the final.
Byelection and overhang explained: How much bigger could the next Parliament be?
A death on the campaign has highlighted some confusing aspects of our electoral law.
Interactive: Tax, housing, health and more - compare the parties' policies for this election
All the key election policies in one place.
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Live: Luxon accuses Labour, union 'mates' of disinformation campaign
Port Waikato is a safe National seat, held by MP Andrew Bayly.
Iwi lifts rāhui at Cathedral Cove, walking tracks remain closed
Visitors are urged to see the tourist destination from the sea.
Hamilton City Council fills new key role
The council has appointed Janet Carson as the new Partnerships and Maaori General Manager.
Kale voted most hated in inaugural favourite vege election
Kiwis’ favourite and most despised vegetables have been announced
First bridge beams arrive on-site
Update on the progress on the construction of the new viaduct bridge at the SH25A site.
Ash buried in Antarctica puts date on Lake Taupō’s last big blow
Ash buried deep in Antarctic ice highlights the eruptive power of our famous supervolcano.
Can hair loss clinic owner call himself ‘Dr Raj’ if he’s not NZ registered medical doctor?
His website included a reference to Dr Raj being a third-generation doctor.
Māori country music star says he can relate to Ukraine situation
Dennis Marsh headlined a Red Cross charity concert for Ukraine.
Taupō teacher a real good sort
A local teacher has been recognised for doing it all, from kapa haka to teacher training.
Nearly three decades on ticket sales hit the internet
Te Awamutu Altrusa Garden ramble tickets are available online.
Cambridge Museum strengthening complete
Seismic strengthening of Cambridge Museum is now complete.
Learn to grow your own in National Gardening Week
National Gardening Week a chance to learn to grow your own.
Car ends up on railway lines after gorge crash
Tourists, who had been in the country for less than two days, had a lucky escape
Kiwi MX team battles
Ōpārau's James Scott finished 32nd and 34th in his two races in northwestern France.
Waikato player soaks up Rugby World Cup with Italy - and scores a try
A former Waikato hooker grabs the chance to play for Italy in France.
Poll sees Rawiri Waititi victorious in Waiariki electorate
The Te Pāti Māori co-leader has 50 per cent of the votes in a new poll.
Swamp Foxes' season over after being thumped in Semi
Thames Valley Swamp Foxes rugby team slumped to a heavy 38-3 loss.
All Blacks back in Paris, Gaza war intensifies and Labour on the offensive | Focus Morning Bulletin 10 October, 2023
The All Blacks arrive in Paris, Israel declares war on Hamas and Labour on the offensive in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Blast from MX past and the future
Motueka’s former world No 2 Josh Coppins is expected to shine this weekend.
Waikato DairyNZ Farmwatch for week ending October 6
Waikato farm data for the week ending Friday, October 6.
Waikato's second-half surge falls short
After an incredible comeback, Wellington defence was too strong in dying minutes.
Horse racing: Something Skew Wiff about starts
One of New Zealand’s best racehorses is going back to school.
Sunken Mercury Bay vessel leaks 1300 litres of diesel into ocean
A vessel than sank in Mercury bay has likely leaked all of its diesel into the water.
Act candidate Neil Christensen dies, by-election to be held
He was standing in the Port Waikato electorate.