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Multi-disciplinary artist Eugene Kara is this year's judge
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Regional council in search for 30 bus drivers
New Meteor bus service will make east-west public transport easier and more reliable.
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It's a mixed bag, from chilli to dill and cucumber, it's a wild ride.
Reminder to consent holders as heat impacts Waikato region waterways, bores
Some bore owners struggling to access water for stock as groundwater levels fall.
City launches new Friday and Saturday late-night town centre transport
For $2 the Flex mini-bus will pick you up and drop you off at designated street corners.
Hamilton shoppers unable to lock cars after mall's mystery system fault
Some customers claim to have replaced their remote batteries.
Hamiltonians urged to revive food bin habit
Council suggests storing perishable food waste in the freezer until collection day
Waikato water worries: Councils impose restrictions
The hot weather has prompted Waikato councils to put water restrictions in place
Wine legends share knowledge at Hamilton gathering
Panellists talk about favourite whites and reds under $35 with the audience tasting eight.
Third time lucky for Hamilton Musical Theatre's production of Mamma Mia!
Riotous feel-good show is a tribute to the storytelling magic of Abba's timeless tunes
World's second oldest tiger turns 22 at Hamilton Zoo
Zoo celebrates birthday milestone of critically endangered big cat.
Crash that killed 13yo girl, injured four other children still under investigation
Police are refusing to comment on the crash that killed a 13yo girl in Matamata.
Councils bat for local voices in Three Waters debate
HCC set to consult public while three Waikato councils join nationwide action group
VB-drinking rugby fan takes on five Kiwi craft breweries
Kevin Holmes usually only drinks VB. How will he get on with a series of craft beers?
Tale as old as time soon to be told in Hamilton
Hamilton Musical Theatre set to perform Disney's Beauty and the Beast Jr.
Hamilton City Brass fundraiser for its NZ National Youth Band players
Concert will feature a variety of solos and ensembles showcasing young musicians' talent.
Survey puts creative arts industry on radar
State of the Arts survey says creative industry needs more attention in Covid environment
City sees pedestrian and cycling bridge on growth horizon
Hamilton has sent a proposal to Government's Infrastructure Acceleration Fund (IAF).
Hamilton plumber taps into national final
Cody Hall will compete in national Young Plumber of the Year competition.
Keep it clear when buying plastic bottles
Coloured plastic can be recycled, but the dyes adding the colour turn grey when processed.
St John wishes Kiwis a safe and enjoyable holiday season
Be kind: St John has zero tolerance for verbal or physical violence towards staff
If only I had not … a message from the Waikato Regional Road Safety Forum
Waikato is over-represented in national transport death and serious injury statistics.
Hamilton woman charged over alleged $1.8m fraud
The woman is jointly charged with stealing about $1.8m over 19 months.
Police hunt for fleeing driver who crashed car, injuring two others
The crash happened on the corner of Ulster St and Abbotsford St.
Exciting new user experience for business management software
Solution a cost-effective way of resolving usability issues and modernising technology.
Pacific Aerospace to find its wings again after nosedive
Iconic planemaker starts afresh under NZSkydive ownership.
Consultation opens on speed limit changes
Huntly, Te Kauwhata, Ngaruawahia and Tuakau town centres would be 30 km/h.
Suicide pact: 'Rhys was meant to be in a safe place': Parents' heartache
Woman who helped man die will serve a two year sentence of intensive supervision.
Hamilton sand artist brings a whale to Waikato
Nancy Tschetner designed a whale tail sculpture for WWF's Whale Tale Project.
Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award works on tour
Waikato Museum is the first venue to host the travelling exhibition.
Entrants push boundaries with building materials, and complex architectural forms
Awards celebrate the best homes, renovations, and builders across Aotearoa.
Blackly satirical musical takes on the cult of the celebrity assassin
Theatre for grown-ups - with some polarising scenes - will challenge you.
Outdoor water use curbs to kick in this week
The city council moves Hamilton into water alert level 2 restricting outdoor water use
Hamilton commits to making city greener
HCC wants to increase vegetation by growing thousands of plants in the next 30 years.