Strong winds and heavy rain continue to lash the Coromandel
Strong wind watch issued for the western side of the peninsula.
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Take a walk in the Hamilton Gardens and look to the future
Hamilton Gardens rethink on show at Sunday open day.
Work expected to start in October on Hamilton HQ for ACC
Construction expected to be a real boost to economic recovery.
Cambridge growth projects to begin before Christmas
Developments will add 2500 houses, a new 1000-pupil primary school and commercial areas.
The Dirty Dog Challenge is back
Last year, more than 300 dogs and their owners completed the fun-filled event.
WaiBOP Magic play out second draw ever in ANZ Premiership
It was the second draw ever in the ANZ Premiership, the first was just a week ago.
Melville United victim of refereeing blunder
It wasn't until late in the second half that controversy rained down on the match
High calibre line-up for first Fieldays virtual event
Tradition comes to life in a new way to celebrate our shared relationships to the land.
Great game that could have gone either way
Trust Waikato Hamilton City premier netball competition Week 3.
Reimagining city streets as places for people
For communities, it is a chance to be involved in co-creating street design changes.
Hell breaks loose in Hamilton
An essential work of 20th century existentialist writing,
Top Mongrel Mob gangster and 28 others arrested in big drug bust; cars, cash and guns seized
Four clan labs closed down and more than $1 million in assets held.
National finance spokesman takes aim at shovel ready projects
Goldsmith took aim at the Hamilton to Auckland rail network.
More councils cutting back on recycling some plastics
Councils forced to send certain forms of plastics straight to landfill.
Coromandel Town on boil water notice
A combination of problems has caused the treatment plant to suffer a breakdown.
Māori astronomer receives Prime Minister's science award
He hopes that Matariki will become our most significant holiday event.
Commuter ferry service will take workers to Hamilton CBD
Ferry service will run on a six month trial to see if the passenger demand is there.
Chiefs season all but over after losing streak
The Chiefs have failed to pick up a single win in Super Rugby Aotearoa.
Hauraki rail trail to be sealed from Matamata to Te Aroha
The Provincial Growth Fund is providing $640,000 to seal 28km of trail.
Loving Arms marks six-year anniversary
Te Awamutu charity Loving Arms has helped nearly 700 families since starting in 2014.
Magic play out first draw in ANZ Premiership
The Northern Stars and Splice Construction Magic played out a thrilling draw, 46-46.
Hamilton City Council delays projects to cut spending
Hamilton City Council has been forced to delay a number of projects.
The Meteor goes galactic with school holidays kids' show
Family show a must see for Earth and non-Earth dwelling beings alike.
University of Waikato Premier lose rhythm but hang on to win
Week 2 of Trust Waikato Hamilton City indoor premier netball.
Claudelands Rovers secure vital point
After two heavy defeats, Claudelands Rovers bounce back against Glenfield Rovers
Wild weather: 50 emergency call-outs overnight as heavy rain and strong winds hit
Fire crews went to up to 50 weather related call-outs in Auckland, Northland and Waikato.
Waikato key to kickstarting economy says National Party leader
The recently elected National Party leader took aim at the current Government.
Portraits of colonials after whom city and some streets are named
Council and Waikato-Tainui committed to reviewing culturally sensitive place names.
A great project for the school holidays
Matariki heralds the start of Māori New Year and is a time of sharing and festivity.
Ohaupo driveway death: Man admits guilt after 1-year-old dies
Michael Murray admitted a charge of careless driving causing the toddler's death.
Waipā stops picking up 'valueless' plastics
Residents urged not to buy non-recyclable plastics as questions raised about Hamilton.
Safer paths to get to school
Waipā keen to test a range of "tactical urbanism techniques" for minimal cost.
1000 jobs need to be filled in dairy industry
The Waikato played host to Agriculture Minister Damien O'Connor on Tuesday