Hamilton bus hub receives $7.5 million revamp
It will be the Transport Centre's first facelift since its opening in 2001.
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University of Waikato staff strike on Open Day after salary talks 'hit a wall'
The Tertiary Education Union has demanded a 5 per cent salary increase for staff.
NZTA focusing on 'reactive activities' as pothole season arrives
Winter means potholes and flooding are the big issues for motorists.
Waikato students join nationwide protest calling for recognition of Palestinian state
'What is happening in Gaza is genocide. We don’t want to be neutral.'
One person dead after truck and car collide near Hamilton
The road between Hamilton and Te Awamutu reopened just before 7pm.
Chiefs and Magic swap sports ahead of home games
The captain’s run saw Chiefs players take on the Magic ahead of their home matches.
Mental health patient forced to sleep in conference room due to overcrowding
The Waikato facility was operating at up to 115 per cent occupancy in late April.
Crowded House drops huge tour announcement
The iconic band will embark on a countrywide tour, hitting both the cities and regions.
Huge crowd expected for Chiefs Hurricanes clash
The Hurricanes haven't tipped the Chiefs in Hamilton since 2020.
Police seeking drone footage after fatal Waikato crash
The three-vehicle crash happened on Sunday, May 19 on State Highway 5 at Tāpapa.
Midweek windfall for Hamilton, Coromandel Lotto players
There were 19 second division winners.
Prolific burglar goes on crime spree while on parole to pay for drug debt
Jamie Downard was living in Te Awamutu after being granted parole.
'Unaffordable': Hamilton mayor responds to public feedback on draft LTP, 19.9% rates hikes
Developers say increased contributions could force them to build elsewhere.
‘Hiding in plain sight’: Call for law targeting coercive control abuse
Victim advocates argue New Zealand should follow the lead of two Australian states.
Hamilton man arrested after threatening member of public, guns and drugs seized
The Armed Offenders Squad descended on a Hamilton street on Monday.
Ruakura Superhub tenant signs big long-term freight agreement
It would provide New Zealand international trade with a stable global supply chain.
How to break the cycle of poverty and exploitation
Lift International director hosts talks about modern slavery and human trafficking.
Te Whatu Ora Waikato breached patient's rights, led to late cancer diagnoses - report
An X-ray found nodules in lungs, but the woman, GP were not told. She died months later.
Review: The Rug is a musical well worth your support
The locally made show is based on two cavemen families each wanting what the other has.
'Dehumanising and degrading:' Man's abuse left woman unable to breastfeed
Adam Thomas Ross' abuse spanned two-and-a-half years.
Waikato rescue helicopter takes stock of April
Last month, the helicopter completed 48 missions.
Pamela Storey: Waikato not going to grind to a halt without economic development agency
OPINION: The closure of Waikato's economic development agency.
Sean Maitland's long rugby career comes to a close
The former Hamilton Boys' student retires after an illustrious rugby career.
Netball: St Paul’s and Waikato Dio Premiers clash in shoulder-to-shoulder match
The third week of the Hamilton premier indoor netball comp saw some great games.
Dairy winners announced for 2024 Ahuwhenua Trophy
Farm manager Ben Purua and Wairarapa Moana ki Pouākani Incorporation honoured at awards.
Girls' infrastructure interest sparked by 'Hi-Vis' event
Girls shown line mechanic, cable jointer, electrical fitter and civil career pathways.
Migrant's resident visa arrived days after being killed by repeat drink-driver
Jack Halliday had about 10 after-work drinks and then got behind the wheel.
NZTA to reduce investment in Te Huia passenger train
The NZTA board made the decision at a meeting yesterday.
McKenzie, Stevenson return for Chiefs' Friday night clash
The Friday game in Melbourne kicks off at 9.35pm New Zealand time.
New Zealand’s smallest economic development agency closes
Te Waka would cease operations on June 30.
Alleged long-time mail thief used letters to get fraudulent loans, credit cards - police
Cops executed search warrant at alleged thief's house - found hundreds of stolen letters.
'Why can’t you just love me?': Violent man breaks into woman's home, lays out lingerie
Sonny Paul went on to physically and sexually assault his victim.
'Letting the future of the game down': Sport clubs desperate for referees
It's a nationwide shortage, but in the Waikato rugby is especially short of officials.