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The race for the highest voter turnout in the local elections is on
South Waikato, Hamilton, Palmerston North, Rotorua Lakes bring battle to social media.
More than $1 million funding for upgrades to Hamilton Kirikiriroa sport venues
Funding will be split between Waikato Stadium, Porritt Park, Gower Park and Korikori Park.
NZ Darts Masters to return to Hamilton next year
Professional darts chief says Hamilton venue is world-class with great crowds.
Chamber of Commerce Business Awards finalists named
22 businesses named in line-up for annual Chamber of Commerce Awards.
New era of New Zealand opera training launched at University of Waikato
Fulfilling the long-held vision of Dame Malvina Major for our young opera stars.
Police make public appeal to find Hamilton mall smash-and-grab thieves
Police are asking the public for help to find more people involved in the Hamilton heist.
Two-car crash brings down powerlines in Hamilton
At least one car has collided with a power pole on Clyde St.
Hamilton band hits jury's tastebuds at Smokefree Rockquest Final
Smoked Paprika from Hillcrest Highschool wins Smokefreerockquest national final.
MPs dive into Waikato VR technology
Local MP Jamie Strange showed six of his colleagues around Waikato.
Hamilton mall robbery: Staff anxious to be back at work after brazen raid
Staff at Michael Hill were seen counting stock today after it was raided at the weekend.
Top New Zealand scientists win Kudos
Work puts the region and New Zealand onto the international stage.
Hamilton economy looks to be in a good position to weather the storm
First home buyers are re-entering the market in force, says Lodge.
Kids charity in fundraising drive for new van
Charity puts together personalised care packs for children in care in the Waikato.
'Someone could get killed': Mayor, retail boss raise alarm after brazen robberies
'We're very much in the middle of a tidal wave of crime sweeping the retail sector.'
Te Kauwhata wine brand bosses clock up another grape achievement
Invivo founders nominated in international Wine Enthusiast Awards.
HCC pays tribute to four outgoing councillors
The council officially farewelled councillors Macpherson, Gallagher, Pascoe and Bunting.
Waipā applies for Better Off funding for six projects
The council will seek $5.24 million for projects including the land wars museum.
Ewe beauty: Tīrau's iconic ram building to receive new tenant
The belly of one of Tirau's most iconic buildings will soon be home to an SPCA op shop.
Shortlist of 22 to be the faces of district's new push for visitors
The district council made an open call for locals to represent their towns on new signage.
Grand opening for Waipā's newest parkour and skate park
Te Awamutu's park is the first of four new skateparks to be completed in the district.
MPs and farmers go head to head in John Luxton Memorial Match
Money raised supports young Māori from the local area into agricultural careers
Break in at Te Aroha community centre dampens celebration mood
The Future Te Aroha Centre celebrates its 21st birthday despite equipment being stolen.
Give ticks the flick as Hamilton moves to Single Transferable Voting
Find out who is in the running and what they stand for.
Govt funding will be needed for third Cambridge river bridge
A new strategy will define Cambridge's transport infrastructure for the next 30 years.
Long-time jewellers with a heart of gold call time
Clive and Linley are looking forward to retirement
Matamata-Piako applies for Three Waters Better-Off funding
The council says refusing to apply would be "cutting off our nose to spite our face".
Mayor says govt 'holding councils to ransom' over housing density rules
Three homes up to 11m high will be allowed without needing a resource consent.
University Premier overcome determined FTNC Premier to take 12th title in a row
HGHS Langman edges out Castle Rangers for third in a game of two halves.
Cherry Blossom Festival brightens up the Waikato
Tamahere residents Anne Cao and Paul Oulton open the doors to their home and garden again.
Challenge to young people to amp up the vote
LGNZ wants everybody to encourage at least one other person to vote.
$70k boost for breast cancer research as charity marks 21 years
Breast Cancer Research Trust finally celebrates 21st in style
Huge Hamilton project heralds a stronger economic future for Waikato
The first stage boasts a 35ha logistics hub, 25ha of industrial space and a 10ha wetland.
Gala gathering honours Sir Robert Mahuta and Sir Dryden Spring
The Hall of Fame showcases achievers who have excelled nationally and internationally.