
Omicron outbreak deflates Balloons over Waikato
The festival will be held without public interactions, but balloons are still flying.
The festival will be held without public interactions, but balloons are still flying.
Big Chill Distribution will be the first tenant of the Superhub's industrial precinct.
Staff identified as close contacts but no positives cases have visited pool
There are so many ways you can shape your Relay Your Way experience.
Analysis claims the service costs more than taking a car and creates more carbon.
Taumarunui and Thames libraries are ensuring their services stay available to everyone.
Objects crafted by sailors, whalers, and prisoners throughout the 19th century.
City council looking at options to counter negative consequences of the change.
Rhode Street School wins environmental education initiative TREEmendous Programme.
The local community group planted more than 20,000 trees to restore Kukutāruhe gully.
The crash is completely blocking the intersection and power lines are down at the scene.
Gaurav Batra and GSK Holdings entered not guilty pleas to their charges today.
Jason Lambert is heading to trial on numerous charges.
Tetra Pak and fast food cartons, previously not recyclable, now become building board.
The finance organisation donated $10,000 to the Waikato Tongan Community Charity Trust
Zoo closed for two days while storm damage and debris cleared
"There's a real sense of community that develops."
Momentum Waikato will provide accountability, administration and employment services.
The pair have been on trial in the Hamilton District Court this week.
A new go-to spot for hui, activities, and neighbourhood events.
Work on Hamilton's Eastern Pathways walking and cycling project can start.
Kirikiriroa and Saint Peter's Scout groups' partnership a win-win for all
HCC approved a submission proposing a joint regional organisation with Tauranga.
The lawyer got a text at 11.24am today saying he was a close contact of a case of Covid.
Work on the Rototuna library and community hub started this week.
The Government proposes a new joint school for years 7 to 13 in Melville, Hamilton.
Drivers urged to have enough cover to replace vehicle at current market value.
Credit to Hamilton Musical Theatre for having the guts to put on a live performance.
Four will provide overview of their concept and how it aligns with council's vision.
The DHB assures the community it has resources in place as cases continue to rise.