Waikato DHB nears 90 per cent first vaccination goal
As of Wednesday, Waikato has only 2609 vaccinations to go until the magic 90 per cent.
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Two new roundabouts planned for Hamilton
Work is expected to begin in early 2022 after talks with residents.
Councillors unanimously call for Bill to be withdrawn
Central govt accused of undermining strategic planning partnerships.
Hamilton man facing multiple charges after anti-lockdown protests
The man faces three charges which were laid in the Hamilton District Court.
'Lots of celebrations' for Waikato alert level move, but caution over rules
People in the region are welcoming the coming freedoms.
Labour MP reveals mystery health scare, 'worsening' symptoms
Hamilton Labour MP Gaurav Sharma doesn't know the cause of severe headaches and neck pain.
Hamilton woman charged with police station break-in, possessing uniform
The woman was also allegedly found in possession of a police shirt and pants.
Representation review adds two Māori seats to council table
Hamilton City Council will have 14 councillors, plus the mayor after 2022 elections.
Council throws al fresco life line to city restaurants
Government asked for urgent help to ease drinking rules.
Third Cambridge bridge will be needed in the longer term
Victoria and Fergusson bridge will cope with the projected traffic flows to 2051.
Pilot programme set to increase diversity in animation industry
TORO Academy programme aims to supercharge Māori students in digital animation.
Te Huia weekday services will travel into central Auckland
A new timetable will be announced when the re-start date for the service is decided.
Covid rains on Christmas parade, carols concert
The giant Christmas tree will be up and six Santa's Mailboxes available across the city
Character and good urban design under threat in Cambridge, Te Awamutu
'A recipe for creating slum situations and a huge cost on ratepayers' - Jim Mylchreest.
Road works travel windows will allow freight to get to and from Tauranga
Plan for delays on SH29 over Kaimai Range from November 21 to December 12.
Waikato leaders demand easing of alert level restrictions
Hamilton Mayor Paula Southgate and Taupo electorate MP Louise Upston wrote to the PM
Woodlands Estate nominated for numerous awards
The venue is nominated in the national gardens trust and wedding industry awards.
Much-loved city spots open and buzzing
Enjoy a day at the gardens, the zoo, exploring the museum, or with a pile of books.
Hospice Waikato will not provide assisted dying services
'Our philosophy of care revolves around the act of living, not dying' - Craig Tamblyn.
'It's not on': Waikato councils outraged by Three Waters mandate
'A sad day for local democracy' as council submissions are ignored
Doug the Spud: Hamilton gardeners unearth ugly potato likely to be biggest in the world
Colin and Donna were just weeding when they struck starchy gold.
Morrinsville rallies community to give tiny bat and other wildlife a fighting chance
Predator Free Morrinsville is being launched on Saturday with a working bee - all welcome.
Were you shopping at this supermarket on Labour Monday?
A Kaitaia Farmers, pub and produce store are the latest locations this afternoon.
Sentencing of Hamilton triple fatal crash driver adjourned to allow families to attend
Reuben Maharaj will now be sentenced in Hamilton in December.
Record 162 cases today, three staff on hospital Covid ward test positive
It's D-Day for Auckland and Waikato as Cabinet meets to discuss a change of alert levels.
Pharmacy added after Covid case shopped at supermarket two days ago
New locations of interest linked to Covid positive cases announced in the Waikato region.
Covid-19 coronavirus: More Waikato cases emerge and Huntly detects Covid in wastewater
Covid detected in Huntly wastewater despite no case in town, Ngaruawahia has one case.
Covid case went out socialising after being told they had tested positive
Cabinet will discuss new modelling showing community cases could peak at 200 per day.
Paula Sutton joins University of Waikato management school
University looks to strengthen relationships with local business.
City clears first funding hurdle for housing
Building more houses means the pipes, roads, and power must be in place
Cutting red tape will fast-track high-density housing
Many questions over how changes fit into the growth city already has planned
ACC to review management of client data after info posted to Snapchat
Twelve staff in Hamilton were stood down on Tuesday morning.
Tall, taller Hamilton East: One Cook Street
Hamilton East is to get its tallest building so far including luxury apartments.
Waikato has 90 per cent target for first jabs in sight
85 per cent of Waikato residents have had one jab as the region's Covid cases rise.