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Big showdown in Cambridge for Premier Club Rugby comp
Hautapu will face Hamilton Marist in the 2023 premier final.
What's been happening in the region this week
What's up in the Waikato — short and sweet.
Fitting end to three-year restoration project
A tōtara was planted at a celebration to honour the late tumuaki Anaru Thompson.
Rugby: Six Kihikihi women in FPC side
Victorious 2021 Farah Palmer Cup captain Chyna Hohepa will again lead the squad.
Hamilton Matariki event has the environment at heart
The Mānawatia a Matariki event aims to be zero waste and encourages car-free transport.
'It took a real team effort': Police praise brave officers who rescued survivors from fiery crash
A couple died at the scene while six others were taken to hosptial.
Pōkeno Whisky recruits New Zealand's only traditional cooper
Mike Tawse, from Scotland, has brought the ancient art of coopering to Pōkeno.
Sports development side book final spot
Development team to take on Hamilton Marist B in the premiership B final on Saturday.
'Look after each other up there': Young couple killed in fiery Hamilton crash
The couple died at the scene while six others were taken to hosptial.
Fifa Fan Festival line-up for Hamilton Kirikiriroa announced
Music, entertainment, and games - and watch the football on the big screen.
Waikato Bay of Plenty farmer makes history in Young Farmer of the Year competition
Emma Poole won the competition after three days of challenges.
Plea to dispose of lithium batteries safely
Batteries burn or explode when compacted in rubbish trucks.
Characters bound in a brutal game of love, lust and deceit
A portrait of desire, and the regret that often accompanies the realisation of desire.
Fraser Tech will meet UMS in Lone Star Championship
Hautapu’s go to left winger is competition’s leading try scorer for 2023
Copper Queens arrive in Hamilton ahead of first World Cup match
Hamilton is ready for kickoff.
Leads show skill and control as they juggle 15 characters
Comedy straddles fine line of tragi-comedy as the stories unfold.
'Get down': Man wakes up to ram raiding teens arrest on front lawn
Jaden Sullivan woke to popped tyres and a spiked car crashed in front of his property.
Two people fight for their lives after fiery truck and car crash
The pair were pulled from the car by police officers as it went up in flames.
Fitting end to three-year restoration project
A tōtara was planted at a celebration to honour the late tumuaki Anaru Thompson.
Police heroes: Two lives saved in fiery crash after quick actions
Emergency services staff are being treated for smoke inhalation.
Hamilton Gardens stand out in international ranking
Hamilton Gardens was named one of the top 1% of travel experiences in the world.
New documentary captures hope amid damage of severe weather events
Sija Soman of Waikato made a film that highlights tales of climate action.
Te Aroha's spa development gains international attention
A delegation of spa and wellness professionals visited the town last month.
Hamilton City Council and Downer renew major transport contract
The two partners just signed the Collaborative Corridor Agreement for the next 5 years.
Te Awamutu amped up for first home semi-final in 32 years
The club will host Hamilton Marist in the Waikato Draught Breweries Shield comp.
JB Hi-Fi promises more exciting shopping experience with launch of The Base Te Awa store
Growth plans include at least two international airport locations
Cunning canine beats beastly farmers
A lively school holiday production is onstage in Hamilton.
Chiefs Rugby Club crowns annual award winners
Hamiltonian Quinn Tupaea was recognised for his dedication to the community.
'Beam of sunshine': Alleged murder victim had a 'great future ahead of her'
Her employer said 'huge sadness' swept through the office following her death.
Waikato's oldest Police dog retires after eight years on duty
Valko helped catch gang members and even sniffed out offenders hiding in the river.
All he wanted was a truck ride - now 40 truckies are coming to the party
Support from kind-hearted truckies for a surprise birthday convoy is on a roll.
Med school at Waikato uni is National's election promise
National's plan will also include more medical school placements at Auckland and Otago
‘No empathy’: Woman who bludgeoned neighbour says killing was justified
Christine Morris killed her neighbour with a hammer in 2010.