Te Awamutu adopts new school house names after extensive selection process

'Unexpected event grades' mean many students will receive pass marks regardless.

Network inspections needed to deliver a safe and reliable power supply

Check the details with festivals in Whangamata, Raglan, Karapiro, South Waikato and Thames

Health professionals urge Kiwis to keep health staff and others in mind on Crate Day.

My Vaccine Passes will be a condition of entry at Hamilton City Council public facilities.

Brad Woodford lost nine friends which became his motivation to fundraise for Movember.

The Coromandel moved into the orange setting overnight.

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Rimmington has 'unreservedly apologised' for offence caused by his comments about Māori.

We all need to think and work differently, balancing competence with ethical behaviour

Kaipaki Dairies have already saved 700,000 plastic milk bottles from being produced.

The country is moving into the red or orange traffic light setting from 11.59pm tonight.

Property Brokers are collecting food and presents to donate to Kainga Aroha.

Independent review into crippling IT hack won't start until the end of the year.

Orange light reflects high vaccination rates.

The contingency planning document shows Waikato Hospital was in chaos after the attack.

Aucklanders are being offered 100,000 vouchers this summer for a range of activities.

Entries arriving for Te Awamutu Rotary Christmas Competition.

Library click and collect and virtual tours of the zoo or museum available for unvaxxed.

New Zealand documentary When The Cows Come Home, from Vendetta Films and directed by Wellington filmmaker Costa Botes, follows the story of Waikato farmer Andrew Johnstone and his special relationship with his cows.

Despite 421 first doses given, the Waikato DHB says the weekend has been successful.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern notes the presence of rowdy 'groupies' in Waikato.

We have the experiences, escapes and family activities, to appeal to a range of visitors.

Tourism employees can take pride in their part in the fight against climate change

That Weekend festival is set to rock the South Waikato District in January.

For people with neurodivergent needs, intellectual disabilities, and sensory impairments.

Zero Waste Waipā guide launches in the district

Athletics embraces everyone regardless of ability, size or shape.

Te Ira Waahine o Waikato-The Waikato Women's Fund powers on through a tough year.