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New play a clever work by playwright with a deft eye for nuance
One Night in Lockdown at The Meteor November 4 and 5.
Mayor outlines challenges for council
At Thames Civic Centre, Mayor Len Salt received his chains.
No shortage of innovators at Fieldays
Fieldays Innovation Hub awards are the ultimate launch platform for primary innovation.
There's plenty to thrill in the mighty Waikato
There's plenty to satisfy adrenaline junkies in the mighty Waikato.
New LED bulbs to set to cut the cost of kiwis' electricity bills
A project is now under way to light up Waipā with energy-saving bulbs.
Institute of Directors award won by Claire van der Most
The selection panel notes the seasoned leader's pragmatic approach to getting things done.
Act reveals currrent MP as Hamilton West byelection candidate
National is set to choose its candidate from a three-person shortlist this weekend.
Waikato Regional Theatre development makes progress
Excavation for building foundations in progress as search for theatre manager continues.
Gala to raise money for kids' mental health
Te Awamutu has another chance to show its support of Gumboot Friday and I Am Hope.
Appeal for witnesses following fatal crash
Witnesses of Tuesday morning's crash asked to come forward to speak with police.
Streets to rumble with sound of Harleys
Show off your bike and ride a few stunning roads in our beautiful country.
Beach Hop brace keeps organisers on the hop
The public is primed for a double dose of Repco Beach Hop this summer
Case for Change highlights Waikato rangatahi strengths and opportunities
The report sets out priorities for action for everybody with a role in youth wellbeing.
King Gizzard: 'Make music as much as you can'
The King Gizzard frontman gives a sneak preview of their New Zealand gigs.
Thames-Coromandel councillors inducted with colourful ceremony
Mayor Len Salt was the first one to wear community kākahu to the induction ceremony.
TA rubbish-burning plans bring call for alternative solutions
Zero Waste Network says the incinerators have 'no place' in a circular economy.
Armed police swarm on Hamilton suburb, public urged to stay away
A police incident is unfolding in Hamilton.
Focus on opportunities for the district this summer
Paeroa Information Hub will host an event for local tourism and hospitality.
Bring your own container for free compost
In September, Hamiltonians prevented 320,000kg of food waste from going to landfill.
Susan humbled and honoured to be elected
Historic swearing-in of first female Mayor of Waipā and first Māori ward councillor.
Cue for councils to think big on local democracy
The draft report is open for public feedback which will help shape a final report.
Putāruru earthworks herald start of $200m housing project
The groundbreaking for the first 22 of 400 houses kicked off on Tuesday.
Four year term of support
Aerocool Developments has become the major partner of the BOP region's Rescue Helicopter
Steenson remembered through regatta
Te Awamutu Rowing enters plenty of competitors in first Clive Steenson Memorial Regatta.
Hamilton West byelection: Labour selects candidate who will oppose former MP
Labour's announcement comes after National revealed its shortlist of candidates yesterday.
Diversions in place following accidents
Police and Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency confirm multiple crashes in the Waipā.
'Shouldn’t have happened': Envirowaste to pay almost $1m after worker crushed at landfill
Gratten Layne's widow says the lives of family have not been the same since his death.
National Party shortlist for Hamilton West byelection announced
National's shortlist includes an iwi leader, Pasifika director and a health professional.
Waikato wāhine lead the way in local councils
There are five female-led councils in Waikato now compared to three last term.
Renowned ghost sleuth continues grand legacy
McKinnell is the grandson of paranormal pioneers Ed and Lorraine Warren.
Charity concert to fundraise for pancreatic cancer treatment
The concert will feature four acts encompassing a wide range of musical styles.
Defence opens case in Mongols trial as accused have multiple charges dismissed
Each of the accused had at least one charge dismissed today.
Teams play for the McKillop Cup
There is all to play for in Whangamatā's oldest team trophy, The McKillop Cup.