'Creep': Former St Peter's School teacher on trial for historic indecent assaults
The offending is alleged to have occurred nearly 50 years ago and involved boys aged 9-12.
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Emergency services were called to the crash about 3.04pm.
Fireworks display faces skyrocketing cost increases
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Fears for safety as live shotgun cartridges again found by recycling sorters
Recycling is sorted by hand, by real people, manager says.
Drunken behaviour frustrates Waikato police
Police say they are disappointed with the drunken behaviour and high levels of disorder.
Rotarians set date for 2024 Christmas Parade
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Waipā libraries release huge online offering
It's time for free digital content for all Waipā library members.
Under-fire police boss to take up 'temporary opportunity' after bullying ruling
The IPCA said Bruce Bird's management style was 'no longer acceptable' for the police.
Soldier, farrier, bullock-wrangler: The untold story of Cecil Gordon Lee
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Increasing level of violence at illegal street racing events
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'Hefty amount of smoke': Garage fire spreads to house adjacent to school
Firefighter crews from Thames, Tapu, Pururi and Ngatea attended. No one was injured.
Counterfeit cash thought to be circulating in Waikato
Police are urging Waikato people to be on the lookout for fake money.
Meth, guns and cash seized after search warrants
A 45-year-old from Tokoroa is due to appear in court tomorrow.
Popular summer festival confirmed for Whangamatā
The festival has served the seaside town for nearly 30 years.
Home Kills crew tours Waikato cinemas with support from Waikato Screen
Waipā mayor Susan O'Regan praises locally shot film Home Kills after Cambridge premiere.
Hauraki Coromandel Business Awards finalists named
Business to be recognised across Hauraki and the Coromandel.
Waikato Business Award finalists 2024 announced
The events drew in a record number of entries this year.
'No doubt' road works will cause disruption in Waikato in the next six months
Road rebuild works started in several locations across Waikato this week.
'Machine that constantly tunes itself': Waikato tourism operators stand out
Three local operators are in line for a Tourism Industry Award.
Three renovated houses and a 'hazardous' villa for sale in gated community
The owners are selling up after 18 months.
$18m Tairua development moving forward
An $18 million housing development overlooking Tairua is taking shape.
'It was like slow motion': Brother recalls fatal strike during Mongrel Mob brawl
Thomas Te Kani said he immediately dropped to the ground to cover his brother.
'It takes a village' to support a mum who's lost a baby
Without any prenatal warning baby Connor died at just one hour old.
Waikato Muslims to showcase Māori Quran
Shakil Ahmad Monir spent more than 20 years working on the Māori Quran.
SH1 closed in north Waikato due to Northpower grid updates
The work will be carried out on Saturday.
Shot man's sister says bail checks 'would have broken most people'
Stephens was described as 'smart', 'generous' and 'kind'.
Mt Ruapehu’s crater lake cools to record level; what that means for eruption chances
Volcano's crater lake registers coldest temperature in seven decades of monitoring.
Watch: PM speaks after 147 police officers added to gang disruption and community patrol
Almost 80 officers will staff police's gang disruption units with more to come.
Efforts underway to turn historic building into community space
Cambridge Menzshed is transforming Leamington Dairy Factory into a community space.
Pothole vans to patrol NZ roads looking for signs of wear and tear
Pothole vans will soon patrol New Zealand roads.
Cultural bail check approach may have avoided fatal shooting - psychiatrist
'He was pushed beyond his tolerance.'
Walkway project to connect community with local history and nature
Planning for the walkway through in the small Waikato village started two years ago.
Multimillion-dollar library rebuild project starts taking shape
Hauraki District Council is looking for someone to build a new community hub.
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