Operation Trojan Shield: Four sought in Hamilton court-ordered warrants
One man handed himself in within an hour of the warrant being issued in court today.
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Farmers urged to look after themselves this winter
ACC has spent more than $383 million on farm-related injuries in the past five years.
Matariki ki Waikato festival plans 60 events throughout whole region
The biggest Matariki festival just started with lots of events planned for Waikato region.
Extended Fieldays health hub offers free check-ups
Fieldays Health and Wellbeing Hub bigger this year with mental health at the forefront.
Exhibition marks 40th anniversary of anti-Springbok Tour protests
Springbok Tour protesters made history by managing to stop a rugby match in Hamilton.
Premium river run will leave congestion behind
Big yellow River Bus a floating business case for Darren's dream of electric ferries.
Fieldays is back: What to expect this year
From farmers to townies - Fieldays serves everyone interested in the latest rural trends.
Keeping Lake Taupō clean and nitrogen free
Waikato Regional and Taupo District Council keep Trust on to protect Lake Taupo's water.
Hamilton mayor defends secret discussions over new pool deal and dropping speed limit
Hamilton City Council deals with 13 items behind closed doors today.
Who is that woman? Dame Hilda Ross statue explained
The Hamilton Dame Hilda Ross statue is due to receive its information board soon.
EGO e-bike customers range from banker to gangster
The local start-up develops electric mopeds and is planning more zero-emission transport.
Two more in court over Operation Trojan Shield drug bust
Two more men have appeared in court in relation to Operation Trojan Shield.
Labour MPs on outreach visit to Hamilton
Health and Well-being caucus on first of three outreach visits around the country.
'Absolutely life-changing': Hamilton woman scoops $16.5m Lotto win
'I was over the moon.'
Local company gets it right in staging of Heathers: The Musical
Opportunities offer an exciting time for the performing arts in Hamilton.
Great netball continues as first-round robin nears halfway
Allied HOB Keppler Premier edged St Peter's Premier in the only close game of the round.
David Bowie and the Art of Being Different
Educating audiences on the empowerment and healing potential of music and the arts.
Albert Street makes it a double in high school band competition
Young talent shines at annual Smokefreerockquest regional competition.
Cyclists permitted right hand turn from city on to Claudelands Bridge
Council says move will improve connectivity between the east and west biking community.
Bin inspector Naomi is on a mission for cleaner earth
Bin inspector Naomi checks Hamilton's bins for contamination and educates community.
Chiefs rugby manager charged with drink driving
Chiefs manager appears on a drink driving charge at Hamilton District Court today.
Recycling plant education room another step in fight against landfill
Hamilton City Council and Envirowaste launch new waste minimisation education room.
Iconic Kiwi photographer's work showcased at Waikato Museum
Waikato Museum displays 'Portraits of the Artists' by Aotearoa artist Marti Friedlander.
Making Hamilton beautiful (and tidy) again
A successful clean-up session collected 1250kg of rubbish from Chartwell's Donny Park.
DHB clinicians relying on GPs to check patient files
Waikato DHB's IT systems failures are putting extra pressure on local GPs.
Promising Chiefs U20s player allegedly chokes woman, assaults child
The promising young rugby prop faces two charges.
St Paul's Premier stand out to beat FTNC Premier Reserve by one goal
Outstanding game by top two school teams attracts many spectators.
Anzac Parade night works will separate bike lanes from traffic lanes
Anzac Parade identified as a high-risk route for people on bikes.
Waikato boy chosen as US Presidential Scholar
William has lived in the US since 2015 but still has happy memories of his home country.
Finance Minister confident in economy and tourism sector
Chamber of Commerce says Budget fails to set out clear and strong growth pathway.
Waikato Regional Council planning for more trips by Te Huia
Regional council plans inter-peak and additional Saturday services by December.
City loses passionate environmental champion
Margaret (Bunny) and John Mortimer, gifted 20-hectare Taitua Arboretum to the city.
Patients and staff affected by Waikato DHB cyber attack being contacted
Health Minister Andrew Little says he didn't get any complaints from patients today.
Hamilton toddler hit by car: Driver 85, sentenced for failing to stop at lights
Narahenpitage Norbet De Costa has been sentenced for failing to stop at the crossing.