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Yes by default decision leads to heated discussion
Only 242 submitters actually ticked 'yes' to the nine projects listed in the 10-Year Plan.
Hamilton students dominate art awards
Hamilton students have won top awards in an art competition for high schools in Waikato
OPINION: Work to be done to help midwives
After many years of underfunding in health, our midwives are stretched beyond capacity.
Brash and flashy musical
High School Musical is a cleaned-up and modernised version of the classic musical Grease.
Horse dies after drunk driver crashes
Driver refused to stop for a police and crashed the stolen vehicle and horse float.
Mind your language: The eight naughty words Council redacted
Hamilton City Council has reluctantly released its list of eight forbidden words.
'Brutalised': Woman avoids jail for fatal stabbing of abuser husband
Carol Waa stabbed her previous partner 35 years ago, but he survived.
More questions than answers in 10-Year plan
Hamilton's 10-Year Plan has been the subject of confusion
Support worker jailed 11 years for rape of intellectually disabled man
Gerald Albert showed no remorse and continues to deny the offending, says judge.
Hamilton City Council censors public feedback
Some city councillors say censorship of public submissions doesn't make sense.
Waikato team falls in netball final
Waikato University fell short in the super 12 netball final.
Wanderers women up with league leaders
Hamilton Wanderers women's team picks up another victory and holds on to third place.
'Young, dumb' burglars hand themselves in
"I think they took about $3 worth of 20 cent coins."
Hamilton residents speak up over 10-Year Plan
A record number of submissions have been made on Hamilton's 10-Year Plan.
Hamilton builder named top apprentice for Waikato
A field of six competed at the event, which attracted a number of entries nationwide.
Hamilton library and pool upgrades on schedule
The necessary upgrades for two key pieces of Hamilton's infrastructure are on schedule
Hamilton football teams on top
Hamilton Wanderers remain top of the premier league after stealing a 2-1 win
Large cast needed for High School Musical
Producer Maureen Cruickshank said there was loads of interest in the show at casting
Hamilton Juniors in BMX squad
A strong contingent of riders from the Waikato have been named for the NZ Squad
OPINION: Honouring the past, concern for present
Strong community support for Hamilton's Anzac Day commemorations in recent years.
Zinefest draws talent to Hamilton
Artists, writers, poets, illustrators, artists, designers and printers come together.
Eat, drink and shop at show with real bite
The Great NZ Food Show is in Hamilton this weekend.
Hamilton Wanderers put Claudelands to the sword
Hamilton Wanderers secured a 5-0 win over Claudelands Rovers
Home detention for passenger who filmed fatal crash
Stephen John Jones was found guilty of attempting to pervert the course of justice.
Mayor breaks silence on 'conflict of interest'
Hamilton Mayor Andrew King speaks out on questions over conflict of interest.
Hamilton wants its own fuel tax
First Auckland. Then Christchurch. Now Hamilton wants its own fuel tax.
Surprise admissions halfway through murder trial
Lance Bush Snr admitted murder, while his son pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
Two car loads of offenders rob BP Horotiu
The six men smashed their way into the station while the attendant hid in a back room.
Truck driver in court after elderly pedestrian killed by truck
Alfred Price has been charged after Margaret Stewart was hit while crossing the road.
Low-lying paths and parks in Hamilton closed due to high river levels
City council says take care near the river as more rain forecast.
Three Waikato teams make top four in Super 12 netball
Collegiate will be looking for their fourth consecutive win in netball final.
Concerns for Hamilton teen missing since Friday
Roger Ou hasn't been seen since Friday morning and his family are concerned.
Father and son march together in Anzac ceremony
Hamilton councilor James Casson marched with his son as a returned serviceman.