Netballers hit court in new kit thanks to grant
The senior players had been making do with "bits and bobs" of mismatched uniforms.
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Hamilton trio take top places in annual apprentice award
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Waikato councils thinking about accepting Three Waters funding
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Students explore opportunities for their futures
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Surgeons forced to cancel operations as pressures hit capacity
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Waipā students treated to off-campus learning opportunity
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All aboard to get Thames railway back on track
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One person dead in crash involving pedestrian
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Kawhia shooting: Mum haunted by frightening escape with children
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Seeking the best of New Zealand attractions
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Bunting bows out - for now
Six new HCC councillors after Bunting, Gallagher, Pascoe and Macpherson step down.
Waikato Hospital ward in lockdown after Covid spreads
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Mongols gang trial: Drug dealing, shootings - and Louis Vuitton
They allegedly had a penchant for drugs and violence - but also Gucci and Louis Vuitton.
Revealed: Three true causes of our 20-year housing boom
Main driver of house prices in the past two decades? Global interest rate drops.
'You'd hope he'd learnt': Killer driver caught with 'large quantity' of drugs while on sentence
He was on a cocktail of drugs at the time he crashed the car he was driving.
'best kindergarten in the world' celebrates the career of their former head teacher
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Family-owned business loves to give back
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World first: Backing for Paeroa seaweed project
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Waikato men's and mixed netballers receive ANZ grant
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