Ironman World Championships will mean busy roads for Taupō
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University of Waikato researchers receive multimillion-dollar grant
It is the university's second-highest allocation from the Marsden Fund.
Year packed with adventure: Te Awamutu College's standout activities
College principal says the school is in a better position than ERO report would suggest.
Waipā District Council received 2023-2024 Annual Report, looks at challenges ahead
Mayor O’Regan: 'Challenging year' as Waipā faces rising debt and holds major projects.
Counterfeit cash, ammunition seized in Te Kauwhata
Police ask retailers to boost their banknote security knowledge ahead of Christmas.
'You just don’t get people applying:' The $40-an-hour job that no one wants
Vans, uniforms and perks on offer, but still no takers.
'Powerful, pure soul': Hamiltonian shaves hair in support of mum's cancer battle
The Waikato Herald told her story last week. Now she's taken part in Shave for a Cure.
'Significant commercial operation': Couple in their 60s jailed for peddling meth during lockdown
Their dealing continued even when they caught the virus.
Local cadets to stand guard on Armistice Day for first time in over 10 years
The Army cadet unit was on the brink of closure.
Cambridge Water tower: council committed to finding a way to preserve history
Waipā District Council to investigate an affordable way to save Cambridge Water Tower.
Hamilton growth spurt calls for Waikato-wide approach to challenges
Hamilton crowned NZ’s fastest growing city for a second time.
Te Awamutu College celebrates cultural excellence at 2024 awards
Te Awamutu College Cultural Awards 2024: Celebrating excellence in arts and leadership.
Te Awamutu College students celebrate success
Senior prizegiving reflects successful year for Te Awamutu College students.
Treaty bill sparks fury: Māori leaders call it dishonourable
The legislation is being introduced today – and will be read for the first time next week.
Medical school beckons for College Dux
Avleen Kaur sets her sights high on a career in medicine.
'When he’s on, he’s world-class': Razor goes back to McKenzie
All Blacks coach Scott Robertson reveals the squad to face Ireland.
Dr Monty Soutar's Kāwai series captivates New Zealand readers with history
Soutar's Kāwai series blends fiction and Aotearoa's history
Will your area hit 30C? Soaring temps tipped as early taste of summer sweeps NZ
Some areas are expected to reach near 30C in the coming days.
Prestigious Hamilton private school roll to include junior girls
It will admit junior girls from 2026 for the first time in its 65-year history.
'Should I kill him now?': Drunk man burns down ex's home, threatens new partner
The judge wasn't impressed with a request for a 70% discount saying it was 'unrealistic'.
New ‘high-tech weigh station' near Taupō to improve road safety
Construction has begun on a “high-tech weigh station” adjacent to State Highways 1 and 5.
'I was a wreck': Man rescued by helicopter after ridge collapse
Plus: Why the service needs over $460k in 2025 to continue vital work.
Man attempted second home invasion after police no-show
Three hours after terrifying invasion attempt, man tries to enter another home in street.
Family says coroner needs to correct mistake in findings
Whanganui's Carmen Walker died following complications during a hospital procedure.
Coromandel walk a winner at Rural Women NZ Business Awards
Catherine Ward has created a public three-day walk through her family farm.
On the road again! Join us for the Great NZ Road Trip
We're celebrating the best of New Zealand as we head into the 2024-25 summer.
'I'm still scared': Hospitalised bottle store worker still fearful after violent burglary
'It’s been nearly a year and I still feel uncomfortable. I want to forget about it all.'
How this month's Waikato roadworks could affect you
Full closures on SH1 Ngāruawāhia this month; expect delays and detours.
Graffiato 2024 a 'resounding success' as seven new murals join expanding portfolio
The annual street art festival took place over Labour weekend.
'Brass nut' fights against death of community bands with youth brass academy
Matt West is running the Taupō Brass Academy for a second year – but funding is an issue.
Trio who allegedly left man for dead on the side of Waikato road can be named
The fourth accused has two weeks to decide whether his name will be kept secret.
Liam Andrews named Taupō Ranger of the Year
The honour has now been awarded to parks and reserves staff five times in as many years.
More than half of Hauraki ratepayers happy with council performance
The results of the council's annual satisfaction survey are out.
Ministry to appoint Commissioner after Waikato school board fires teacher, members step down
Four-parent board members resigned over teacher dismissal backlash.