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Desperate need for more Pink Ribbon brekkie hosts to lift fundraiser efforts
The charity faces a 50 per cent drop in Pink Ribbon Breakfast registrations this year.
New creative work explores what it is to be human
The use of dialogue, shouts, laughter and breath enhances the narratives.
Govt attempting to bribe councils for Three Waters says National spokesman
Govt offers $2 billion to local governments if they are nice about Three Waters.
Former Wallace Gallery director showcases her own paintings
New art venue in St Andrews, Hamilton offers a blank canvas for creative ventures.
Hot property: New Hamilton top-quality offices in demand as CBD takes off
New office projects to add another 14,000sqm within two years.
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Piopio home invasion: 'I asked them to remove him from the scene' - paramedic
St John staff noticed blood splatters on kitchen cupboards and up the wall.
Three Waters Govt decision sparks mixed feelings across Waikato
Matamata-Piako mayor furious main concerns remain, Hamilton mayor happy with improvements.
Youth activities programme proves popular
More activities will be added in the future for youth with wider interests after success
Te Awamutu Sports centurion Meacheam
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Pōkeno public areas concept plan released
Population growth has been exponential and calls for radical transformation
He scrawled 'FTP' on a police car. Why 'cheeky' tagger was let off by judge
Cop car tagger signs off from sentencing with a message to the court: 'thanks guys'.
Home invasion trial: 'I was lying in his blood', teen burglar tells court
The 17-year-old got upset at recalling the grisly details of that day.
'Give me your keys or I will f*****g kill you,' teen burglar's threat
The teen admitted going into the bedroom armed with a knife, bottle, broom and torch.
Theatre trust offers stage free for five performing arts events
Put your show in the spotlight with offer to community or charitable organisations.
Hamilton City Brass returns with Silver Linings concert
Beautiful solos, toe-tappin' tunes and up-tempo carnival numbers - the order of the night.
Teen's finger severed by father and son after burglary goes wrong
The Crown say attack was retribution - defence counsel say the actions were out of fear.
Mangaiti Gully restoration nears completion
Further 14 Jobs for Nature Programmes in Waikato receive additional Government funding.
Tribal Huk gang leader appeals axe attack conviction
Pink's lawyer said the judge did not adequately warn the jury about misidentification.
Last Covid-19 facility in Hamilton closes
Total of 8457 returnees have been through Hamilton MIQ facilities in the past two years.
New EV chargers installed
New chargers are being installed in Te Awamutu to support electric vehicles in Waipā.
Pink Ribbon Breakfast at Te Kawa Crossroads
Local business to host Pink Ribbon Breakfast with support of other local businesses.
SH1B Telephone Rd closure extended
Road over problem railway crossing will soon be district council's responsibility.
Waikato cracks Covid vaccination milestone
As of this week, over 900,000 Covid-19 vaccinations have been delivered in Waikato.
Waikato DHB launches winter immunisation campaign
MMR and flu jabs to be offered at Covid vax sites before what an expected tough winter.
Moth pest fall armyworm discovered in Hamilton
Biosecurity New Zealand urges Waikato maize and corn growers to keep an eye out.
Hamilton's property value increases 53pc
A large valuation increase does not automatically mean an equivalent rate increase.
Government moves ahead with Three Waters reform
Most recommendations made by the Working Group have been adopted.
Concerns over low Waikato Pasifika and Māori immunisation rates ahead of winter
Covid-19 community vaccination sites now include measles, mumps and rubella immunisations.
Kiwi creatives showcase their self-published work in Hamilton
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High school avoids prosecution after student drowns
Instead, an "enforceable undertaking" will cost Melville High School about $266,000.