Cat and house package: Mark will put the meow in homeowner
Mark the half-tail cat and the Hamilton property are still available.
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The recent weather caused Cathedral Cove, walking tracks and camping sites to close.
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Urgent work to open new access to Raglan across private property
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Hamilton house for sale with special 'cattels'
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Hamilton tells Government ‘go back and try again’
Elected representatives say proposals are a step backwards for the NZ planning system.
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Ngāruawāhia kaumātua to get creative
Local art centre receives $15,000 funding for special art programme series.
St John ambulances receive Māori makeover
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Waipā on the hunt for rangatahi Māori leaders
Waipā mayor on the hunt for Tuia programme participant.
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Waikato the place to be for Waitangi Day
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Closing of Chateau Tongariro Hotel a blow for local tourism
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Raglan State Highway fissures not a quick repair job
Waikato District mayor says, “the health and safety of our communities come first”.
Flooding and slips close Raglan and Coromandel roads
The weather forecast yields hope for the rest of Waikato.
Three Waters reform approaches with high speed
Chief executives for entities appointed; two Bills still open for public feedback.
Volcanology movers and shakers gather for seminars, workshops and field trips
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State Highway 23 – the Road to Raglan - suffers more damage overnight
Waka Kotahi working to keep the road open, to one lane, for as long as possible
Delay to Hamilton intersection work after water mains found to be at risk
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Te Kūiti rainfall almost one-in-250-years event
Waitomo District Council urges residents to make emergency plan.
Matamata-Piako District water network strained by rain
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10 candidates vying for seat on Tuakau Community Board
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Flooded Waikato River paths closed as waters rise
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Gallagher chiefs coaching team now complete
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