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Playing in NZ next year is a dream come true for Finnish "vocal folk hop" act Tuuletar.
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Home to over 20 million residents, it's a chaotic tangle of complexities.
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Electric vehicle showdown in Hamilton on Sunday
This is the first time the EVolocity finals have been hosted in the North Island.
Colombia: Cartagena classics
Cultured, sensual, characterful and radiating a carnival of colours.
Colombia: Savour the flavours of Cartagena
Mike Yardley finds more varieties of fruit than virtually anywhere on earth.
Claudelands Bridge slower and safer
City council says it is the beginning of a new era for transport in Hamilton.
See you at the Home Show
Thousands expected at New Zealand's largest home and garden show.
Graham Hannah reveals all in memoir
Book launch coincides with the Waikato Home & Garden Show's 35th birthday this week.
New creative incubator for the Waikato
The programme was designed to bring more local stories and local people to the stage.
We Will Rock You in Hamilton
Clarence St Theatre's production opens on Saturday and is the hottest ticket in town.
Life's work opens to the public again
Development included 20,000 trees, succulents and cacti, fernery, orchard and natives.
Fermented foods festival is back
A day of locally made artisanal brews with full-flavoured cheeses and other delights.
Finland: Exploring Turku, the first capital
Spanning 800 years of history, Turku is Finland's oldest city and its first capital.
Denmark: Great Danish forays in wider Copenhagen
Denmark's charms and confections certainly aren't confined to Copenhagen's city limits.
Sweden: Cultural spoils of Stockholm
Dating from the 1200s and crammed with landmarks, Gamla Stan drips with history.
What fans can expect from Canadian psychedelic punk band
Find out which classic Kiwi acts are on the bill for this act's dream festival line-up.
Denmark: Fairytale footsteps in Odense
Denmark's third largest city takes its name from Odin, the king of the Nordic god.
Rail puts Waikato growth on track
The service from Hamilton to Papakura is due to roll out for the first time in June 2020.
Regions work together for growth
The plan includes possibly extending rail to places such as Cambridge and Te Awamutu.
Denmark: Copenhagen classics
Compact, cultured and convivial, Copenhagen embodies the essence of Nordic cool.
Finland: Exploring Helsinki on foot
Helsinki is far more intimate and compact than the other Scandinavian capitals.
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SoundBites: Mo Muse, Hans Pucket, James Reid
News and new music from Mo Muse, Hans Pucket and James Reid.
$25,000 contemporary art winner
All 52 finalists are now on display at Waikato Museum until November 10.
Queensland: Rise and shine
Rachel Grunwell discovers nirvana just an hour's drive from the Gold Coast.
Qatar: Doha in style
After a 17 hour-plus flight, splurging on extra-indulgence is entirely justified.