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Waikato honey creates a buzz on international stage
Two Waikato honey producers win big at this year's London International Honey Awards.
Regional council grants $2m to four predator control projects
Pest control efforts protect plants, animals and threatened ecosystems.
40 hour famine fundraiser puts nachos on menu of homeless shelter
Hamiltonian Tanika Naidoo takes up challenge to make 40 meals in 40 hours to raise funds.
Council-iwi partnerships guide key decisions for new road and park names
Council commitment is that te reo Māori is seen, heard and celebrated.
Three homes of up to three storeys per section will see city grow up, not just out
Finer details including specific rules and affected properties still being worked through.
Hamilton's economy ahead of other metro cities
City's diverse economy anchored by a wide range of productive sectors
Waikato software specialist in expansion mode
Team includes software architects, developers, testers, and support analysts.
Lead see-saws in low-scoring game between Castle Rangers and HGHS Langman
Allied HOB take the lead and the win in final quarter against Northern United Mamba
South Waikato mayor proud of district's achievements
Jenny Shattock says it's time to move on and she is now looking forward to retirement.
South Waikato councillor announces run for mayoralty
Arama Ngapo wants to bring the South Waikato District Council and community together.
Human resource adviser always has the community at heart
Enrich Group HR lead Janet Steffert says her current work is the highlight of her career.
Aspiring Waikato leaders receive special learning opportunity
Thirty-three tertiary students take part in Waikato Management School Leadership Academy.
Mazda Foundation grants support six Waikato projects
Hospice Waikato was one of the grant winners during the latest funding round.
Volunteer coach amps up her team for Special Olympics
Simone Kokaua is just one example of how volunteers are beating heart of Special Olympics.
Business events are mighty important for the Waikato
Crane Conference in July is just one of the events to give our local economy a lift.
Supermarket 'superhero': Man run over by getaway car after helping elderly robbery victim
'Superhero' dad stepped in to help elderly woman and ended up needing surgery on his leg.
Waipā councillor joins race for mayoralty
Second-term councillor Susan O'Reagan has announced she will be standing for mayor.
Murder accused tells court he feared for his life when he shot and killed old friend
Adrian Phillips has described to a court the moment he shot at a former mate.
Protect your whanau against winter viruses this Matariki
The DHB and partners put together events that combine family fun and getting protected.
The lowdown on a Single Transferable Vote election
Hamilton will use the STV system for the first time this year - but how does it work?
'Giant heartbroken baby': Murder accused says he broke down
Adrian Phillips banged his head against the wall to feel better after a serious accident.
Matariki ki Waikato festival launched
The festival officially kicked off last Friday with over 300 guests attending the ceremony
Tell the city council what you think of Three Waters - you have two weeks
Feedback will be open from Wednesday, June 22 until July 7.
Te Ara Wai – it's a mighty local journey
Free self-guided tour of culturally significant sites throughout the district.
Feedback sought on significant refresh of Hamilton bus network
Is the current bus network still fit for purpose and how could it be improved?
Person of interest found after a man was shot and seriously hurt in Waikato
The wounded man remains in a serious condition in hospital.
Two injured after small plane crash lands and catches fire on Hamilton farm
The crash was reported to emergency services at 2.43pm.
City council deploys high tech tool to spot illegal parking
Some all-day paid parking and pay-by-plate will replace city centre parking meters.
HGHS take another hit from illness and absence
FTNC Premier Reserve too good for young and determined Waikato Diocesan
Woman's 'excruciating' hot water bottle accident
Erin Majurey could instantly feel her skin blistering after the hot water bottle burst.
Veggie and herb garden provides food for Fairfield community
Te Whānau Pūtahi and Bunnings Warehouse volunteers build community garden.
Inspiration flows through new Fred Graham exhibition
Exhibition tracks the length of our largest river from Mount Ruapehu to the sea.
Nurse to stroke victim after 6-hour ED wait: 'We can't do anything about that'
A stroke victim travelled 300km to get a hospital bed after facing a nine-hour wait in ED.