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Adrienne Wilcock wins Matamata-Piako mayoral race
Adrienne Wilcock is currently 123 votes ahead of Stu Husband.
Publishing hopes for young Waikato science fair winner
NIWA awards enhance science and technology for young New Zealanders.
Taupō Mayor David Trewavas returns for fourth term
There will be five new faces on the council, including two Māori Wards.
Waitomo, Ruapehu, Ōtorohanga re-elect previous mayors
Weston Kirton, Max Baxter and John Robertson have all led their district's before.
Special Olympics global messenger overcomes challenges to become spokesperson and ambassador
'My disability is a part of who I am, not the entire picture.'
Free online therapy courses released in NZ Sign Language
The lack of mental health services catering for the deaf has been a significant barrier.
Thames-Coromandel welcomes new mayor
According to preliminary results, Len Salt will be replacing Sandra Goudie as mayor.
Veteran councillor Jacqui Church new Waikato District mayor
Church is going to replace long-standing mayor Allan Sanson.
Waipā district elects a new mayor
Two-term councillor Susan O'Regan new mayor, meaning former mayor Jim Mylchreest is out.
LGNZ calls for independent review after low voter turnout
The group wants practical recommendations that are taken on board by the Government.
Waikato herdsman's story to air on New Zealand screens
Andrew Johnstone's life with his cows is the topic of new doco When The Cows Come Home.
HCC convicted for wastewater spill into stream
Hamilton City Council has been fined $76,500 for the spillage in October 2020.
Former Waikato Regional Council chairs voted out
Former regional council chairs Russ Rimmington and Barry Quale did not make the cut.
Bridge closed as busy Claudelands junction upgraded
Access remains open for pedestrians and people on bikes.
Race for second Hamilton Māori Ward seat still on
According to preliminary results, Moko Tauariki and Melaina Huaki are the front runners.
Progress results say Paula Southgate re-elected as Hamilton mayor
Southgate received 13,693 votes so far, with Geoff Taylor in second with 12,395.
Counting under way for HCC's first STV election
Progress results are in for Matamata-Piako, South Waikato, Waipā, Taupō and Waitomo.
Students showcase their skill(et)s at Waikato Culinary Fare
Almost 300 students from all over the North Island took part in the annual event.
'How you can still be alive is beyond me': Judge shocked at recidivist drink driver's diabetes claims
Shailendra Deo's drink driving was so bad other motorists had to veer onto the footpath.
Funding grant one step closer for central city
No decisions on specific projects, but council is committed to transforming central city.
Drive-through voting on Saturday as Hamilton says: Show Up For Your City
Family friendly fun event aims to pull more voters into Hamilton city centre.
A storm is coming to Kirikiriroa
Inspired by playwright's own experiences as a young queer Kiwi.
Company culture: Boss told to 'get f****d'; worker told good riddance
ERA's decision on penalty was influenced by the firm's "culture of swearing".
Heady times for Melville United
Three of the club's younger members make international selection.
Theatre inspired by Janet Frame's iconic novel tours to Hamilton
Audiences gain an understanding of why Frame's work is so dear to our literary scene.
Blood donation initiative wins community support
Mayor praises organisers and donors for their efforts.
Hamilton's voter turnout lowest in Waikato
Otorohanga has the highest voter turnout in the region with 24.35 per cent.
VR expos build the skills to get into, or return to, the workforce
Virtual reality training tool shows job seekers real-world working environments.
New carbon capture technology could have global implications
Ground-up rock on farmland is able to draw down carbon directly from the atmosphere.
Road renewals spring into action in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty
'To put it bluntly, disruption will be a constant,' says Waka Kotahi.
Community stalwarts want to spark disadvantaged kids to find their purpose
Graeme Mead and Carl Haa launch holiday programme to get kids back on the right path.
Waikato goes pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Stay up to date with mammograms and see a doctor quickly if you have any symptoms.
'Slamming doors' prompted woman to stab neighbour as she hung out washing
Despite the sentence, she will be released today on a time-served basis.