March 15 mosque threat reported weeks before attack - claims
Man threatened to burn Qur'an outside Hamilton mosque on March 15.
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Police invited to youngster's birthday party
A 3-year-old decides to invite two police officers to attend her birthday party.
Ammonia leak: Fonterra limits staff return due to hazard probe
Ammonia leak delays seasonal return to work for Fonterra Te Rapa site staff.
Boho House no more: Hamilton's colourful 106-year-old home bulldozed
Historic home demolished as residents say final goodbye.
Ohaupo driveway death: Man admits guilt after 1-year-old dies
Michael Murray admitted a charge of careless driving causing the toddler's death.
Hundreds of Auckland pupils missing school each day due to sickness
At one Auckland school, about 130 kids and staff were off due to illness from colds.
Serious Hamilton crash: Driver to fight charges
Their car veered off the road at high speed, crashed into a pole and caught fire.
Person dies after being struck by train in Hamilton
A person has been killed after being struck by a train in Hamilton overnight.
'Living in a fantasy': House stoush as 'squatters' oppose demolition
Residents of a very old house want to save it but the owner wants the squatters moved on.
Downpour brings Auckland brief reprieve, but residents must still conserve water
Three days of heavy rain downpours have brought Auckland's dams back to 51 per cent.
Land taken by council for $0 valued at $221k
No case for betterment in battle of landowners and council over land needed for new road.
Hamilton mum's canny tomato sauce hack
Need to slow down your tomato sauce intake? This tip is for you.
Kiwi woman on gruelling five-day journey home
Hamilton woman says she wouldn't have got home to sick relative without help of strangers.
Up and Running: Campaign offering small businesses free billboard ads 'overwhelming' success
Praise for free advertising scheme for small businesses affected by lockdown.
Patient's desperation seen as 'attention-seeking' - review
Review into care of mental-health patient leading up to his death finds series of errors.
Emergency services respond to incident in Waikato River
Motorists are urged to avoid Fairfield Bridge
Hamilton deputy mayor wants man who threatened to attack statue charged
Hamilton councillors get to have their say about the Captain Hamilton statue this week.
Mob funeral 'runaways': Mum reveals reason sons did not return to hotel
Mother says she, and authorities, knew where her boys were the whole time.
Person dies after being struck by train in Hamilton
Emergency services were alerted to the incident at 10.45pm.
Watch: Video shows the Mongrel Mob funeral quarantine runaways attended
At the time they hadn't been tested for Covid. Then they went to a funeral and fled.
'They've just gapped it': Isolation duo fled after Mongrel Mob funeral
Gang funeral attendees alleged to have provided fake addresses to authorities.
Lockdown flouters: Teens went AWOL after granted funeral exemption
It was confirmed earlier today there are two new cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand.
Children, 6 and 14, tried to stop man beating partner to death with paving stone
Brutal and callous attack on his partner was recorded on the 111 call.
Hamilton City Council says it had no time to vote on Captain Hamilton's removal
Hamilton mayor says there was no time to formerly discuss the statue's removal.
Hamilton mayor nearly faints during live TV interview
Host had to call off interview mid-way through as mayor sat down and closed her eyes.
Coldest June morning in five years: Otago town shivers at -12.3C
Middlemarch has registered New Zealand's coldest June temperature since 2015.
'Take a pause': Race relations commissioner on statue, name changes
Legacy of colonisation in spotlight amid global rallying cry against racism.
Cloudy with a chance of rugby - Super match set
Sunday's forecast for Auckland's return to Super Rugby.
Wellington should follow Hamilton's example and remove statues, local says
Two memorials in Wellington glorify men who abducted a 15-year-old girl.
Black Lives Matter protests are a reckoning with the past and present
The protests show the living influence of history, writes Nicola Lamb.
Hamilton statue removal 'start of journey' to address racist history
"This statue is just the start," says Taitimu Maipi, whose actions sparked the removal.
'Purge blatant reminders of colonial invasion': Call to change Hamilton's name
Cheers as statue taken away from Civic Square.
'Put it in a watery grave': Cheers as Hamilton workers remove colonial statue
Captain John Fane Charles Hamilton killed Māori in the Waikato land wars
'Good morning': Stranger texts woman after stealing contact tracing details
A woman who visited a Hamilton casino was later contacted by a man who stole her details.