Waikato indoor premier netball competition - Week 2

Pilot Mark Brown praised his passengers for staying calm as they got down to solid ground.

Fund will support projects that build and celebrate better understanding and acceptance.

Book brings message of providing unconditional kindness and non-judgmental support.

Performance art will allow visitors to engage with Dominique's creative process.

A health professional with many years' experience in education and health.

People feeling safer in the city, but more feel disconnected and isolated from community.

The $20m community investment fund that got away from its creators.

Driver so engrossed using Tinder on his phone he failed to see police watching him.

We see white supremacist attacks as an incident in isolation. But it isn't.

Gwen has been rigorously training in acting, dance and singing.

Claudelands Rovers were the winners for Hamilton football on the weekend.

The traffic lights at one of the busiest intersections will be switched on this week

Hamilton council to spend $150,000 fighting casino's proposal to add 60 pokie machines.

Chadwick Alexander Tanemahuta Ropitini is charged with causing the death of Jayden Heke.

Of the 31 submissions, only one was in support of its demolition.

More teams means larger competition and two rounds of three games apiece on Thursday night

Rival mayors say people are going to Hamilton for the events, and not much else.

Mayor Andrew King said he could not wait for this to not be a trial anymore.

There will be some temporary road closures around Seddon Park over 10 days.

The trust aims to enrich the lives of people living with disability.

Mayor says he has no doubt the councillor has 'learned a lot' in the past few days.

Mark Flowers says overseas trip very different from helping with an audit investigation.

Ms Burgess is the first candidates, who does not sit on council, to announce her candidacy

Councillors had just been reminded about their conduct when two sparked controversy.

Autumn HomeXPO, a key event within the wider Waikato Show, has plenty on offer

Councillor James Casson has posted the apology on Facebook as requested by Muslim leaders.

Councillor under fire for insensitive Facebook post plans to apologise face-to-face

Our very own Moana will be performed in te reo Māori for audiences around the country.

Netballers get an idea of the skills, fitness and endurance required.