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Hamilton growth comes with challenges Luxon says
Christopher Luxon says the Government and Hamilton City Council need to work together.
'Highly disappointing': Luxon against uni's designated areas for Māori/Pasifika students
The university said it was proud of the support given to students.
Hamilton Zoo tiger cub names reflect connection to Sumatra
The names of the tiger cubs reflect a connection to wild Sumatra counterparts.
What the weather has in store for Waikato this Easter
Metservice has predicted a slightly wet start to the long weekend.
Chiefs wary of wounded Crusaders ahead of Easter clash
Luke Jacobson will return to the back of the Chiefs scrum.
A guide to Easter events in the Waikato
There are several Easter egg hunts on in the region this weekend.
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Woman charged with murder after Hamilton death, appears via AVL from hospital bed
The victim was found dead in a home in the northern Hamilton suburb of Rototuna at 2am.
Police investigating homicide in 'very quiet' street
One person is in custody and a homicide investigation has been launched.
Only 212 submissions made on HCC’s proposed 19.9% rates rise
Hamilton councillors will focus on official submissions, not social media comments.
'Delays inevitable': A guide to Waikato roadworks this Easter
NZTA is expecting more than 20,000 extra vehicles on the roads this weekend.
How does Te Huia’s subsidy compare to roads?
Train service between Auckland and Hamilton is heavily subsidised - but roads are too.
Fears new Central Hamilton parking charge will encourage workers to stay at home
Business association says more paid parking could have a knock-on effect for the economy.
Blues close to securing Super Rugby Aupiki final against Chiefs Manawa
With 32 minutes remaining, the Hurricanes Poua only trailed 19-12.
Balloons over Waikato who? 19 kiwi take to Hamilton skies
Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari kickstarted its biggest kiwi translocation this week.
Driver in fatal high-speed crash that killed young lawyer says he wasn't using Tesla's auto-drive function
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Missing girl found, say police
She was last seen in Matangi on March 19 but has now been found.
Luxury hotel chain's missing $50k surfaces after accidental transfer
Habitat Hotels had to take Hamilton Movers to court to get its money back.
Large rubbish fire spreads smokey haze around Hamilton
Emergency services responded to a rubbish fire on Ellis St in Frankton on Thursday.
Special car raffle to raise funds for Hospice Waikato
Hospice Waikato needs help to bridge an ongoing operational shortfall of $4 million.
Fieldays waiting in the wings
The 56th iteration of the event will feature more than 1000 exhibitors.
'Larger than life': Why Antarctic scientist inspired people all over the world
Craig spent 40 years studying microbial life. He died on February 29.
Two medals for Kiwis on opening morning of Para Cycling world Championships.
It was a successful opening day for the Kiwi athletes.
Huntly railway station repair costs add up to over $500k
One section of the building was set ablaze in an act of arson last June.
'I tripped': Teen played PlayStation instead of getting help for injured newborn
It was several hours before the badly injured girl was taken to hospital.
Freedom, fire and physics: Eliot Jessep shares his passion for ballooning
Jessep pilots Paula the Balloon at Balloons over Waikato in honour of his mum.
Jailed teen ram-raider aligns with gang, happy with prison time
A young ram-raider said he was "happy to do [his] lag".
Hamilton and Te Awamutu Parks to become seas of yellow
Cancer Society teams up with councils to create special daffodil memory meadows.
Hundreds of international students affected by visa delays
Between October 1 and March 8, Immigration NZ received over 31k student visa applications.
From refugee camp to Hamilton Police staff member
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