
Shining a light on the sports fields of Hamilton
More of our sports fields are now available for longer periods.
More of our sports fields are now available for longer periods.
No new spending, but existing work programmes are costing more to deliver.
The annual Balloons Over Waikato festival will lift off next week.
John G Davies moves impressively between a range of characters.
Our open spaces play a major role in protecting against climate change.
The story carefully picks defining moments both personal and professional.
Only one change was made to the starting line for second game.
Few changes were made to the strong squad that won against the Crusaders.
Sidecar racer heartbroken: 'I'll probably have to stop racing'
Herculean efforts and co-operative landowners see a crucial link restored.
Search begins for dancers wanting to qualify for 2024 Paris Olympics.
Vi had earlier told police his partner hit her head on a table five times during a row
Bare-all experience a confidence booster for Calendar Girls cast.
Careful choice of yarn shades, weights and textures creates yum cha wrappers and shapes.
The beverage carton recycling plant in Sydney produces sustainable building material.
Maia Prebble's family want to see her return home.
Teams can apply directly for financial support until March 24.
Hospital transfers, medical events, rescues, and vehicle crashes keep chopper busy.
Fieldays changes the age for the Young Innovator Award category to 19 and under.
Community consultation will be a critical part of drafting a master plan.
Owen Cowley was working on a central Hamilton building site when the incidents occurred.
Local councils joined an LGNZ campaign to support areas affected by Cyclone Gabrielle.
The much-loved Festival opens today and celebrates 25th anniversary.
Speeds need to be safe for everyone, not just those behind the wheel.
The park also has the opening of its very own cafe in the pipeline.
Hamilton Arts Festival Toi Ora Ki Kirikiriroa has launched its programme for 2023.
11 players are set to mark their Super Rugby debut on Saturday.
Six Waikato boys are part of the squad of 23 for Gallagher Chiefs vs Crusaders.
Watch the action, spectators welcome and entry is free.
The council made a submission on two Three Waters reform bills introduced in December.