Waipā students treated to off-campus learning opportunity
More than 280 students participated in a mass tree planting exercise near Whatawhata.
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Authors share their latest work for Hamilton Book Month
A group of 20 authors writing for numerous genres gathered for the Local Authors event.
Bunting bows out - for now
Six new HCC councillors after Bunting, Gallagher, Pascoe and Macpherson step down.
Revealed: Three true causes of our 20-year housing boom
Main driver of house prices in the past two decades? Global interest rate drops.
Waikato men's and mixed netballers receive ANZ grant
Coach wants to see mens and mixed netball normalised at all levels
Ardern and Sharma haven't spoken since suspension
The Sharma saga began on Thursday last week when he published a column in the NZ Herald.
Hunt begins for city centre's best business
Recognising companies that make Hamilton a great place to do business
Creative Community Scheme calls for Hamilton's creative ideas
Applications for the current funding round close next Friday, August 26.
Suspended Labour MP on final warning before expulsion
There was a chance Sharma could rejoin the party - only if trust could be restored.
'Will it be fair?': Labour MP speaks ahead of special caucus meeting
It was still up in the air whether Sharma would attend the special caucus meeting.
University of Waikato recognises high-achieving alumni
'Each awardee is a role model for students and fellow Waikato alumni'.
Tīrau ward councillor and community board members elected unopposed
Run for mayoralty a head-to-head race between current councillors Ngapo and Petley.
'Never going to get any money out of me': Employer says she won't pay $22k compo in TikTok video
Employer who sacked her worker said on TikTok she won't be paying compensation awarded.
Four Hamilton councillors not seeking re-election
Rob Pascoe, Mark Bunting, Martin Gallagher and Dave Macpherson step down.
Four candidates to compete for Waipā mayoralty
Mayor Jim Mylchreest up against Susan O'Regan, Chris Woodhams and Bernard Westerbaan.
Watch live: 120 more Kiwi soldiers to help train Ukrainian forces
New Zealand has already provided millions of dollars in support to Ukraine.
Live: Rogue Labour MP's fate handed to special caucus meeting; new bullying post
MP has made a series of allegations on social media about bullying at Parliament.
Full makeover for ibis hotel after stint as isolation facility
Plaza design concept will be a first for an Accor hotel in the Pacific
Regional council Māori wards elected unopposed
Tipa Mahuta and Kataraina Hodge continue their role as Māori Wards.
Marist Premier go from strength to strength to hold off St Peter's
FTNC Premier too strong this week for OTC Timber HGHS Langman.
Mangaiti blessing celebrates official gully opening
The vision for the gully was to restore the native vegetation to pre-European status.
Exhibition sheds light on lives of people with disability
'A unique and insightful exhibition that aims to strengthen connections.'
Labour MP's claims disputed, no room for bullies at Parliament - PM
Ardern wouldn't say whether she thought Sharma was a bully or not.
Buy local, eat fresh at mighty Waikato farmers' markets
Buy local and eat fresh at mighty Waikato farmers' markets.
Ex-Dilworth teacher whose abuse spanned five decades jailed for eight years
"I behaved dreadfully and the bad feelings will haunt me forever," abuser tells court.
'Hamilton holds the key for NZ to regain a strong and diverse economy'
The goal is simple: grow the number of people and businesses in tech in Waikato.
Opinion: Plan Change 9 contributes to an understanding of Hamilton's eclectic and interesting architectural story
Change bodes well for real recognition of Kirikiriroa's multi-layered histories.
Robb, Parry to feature in the third and final World Series event
The World Cup duo will be joined in Hamilton by compatriots Kayden Milne and Bernie Smith
Cambridge homes dominate Waikato architecture awards
The winning Waikato designers are Daniel Cullen and Lee Turner.
Time to start thinking about Christmas
The search is on for community talent to perform at Hamilton's Christmas concert.
Te Huia travellers give service top marks
'Unusually strong positive results for a public transport service experience'
Former isolation hotel reopens to strong bookings
Electric vehicle chargers, contactless check-in and upgraded conference facilities
A warm welcome for first foreign students in two years
New community members are made to feel included, safe, and at home
Four workshops for local writers to sharpen their skills
15 no-cost and low-cost events running through August.