Market stallholder Books for Less wins national competition
Tamahere Country Market business one of four recognised in BNZ competition.
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Thirteen Waikato community stalwarts receive royal honours
Waikato is now home to 1 companion, 4 officers and 3 members of the NZ Order of Merit.
Three Waikato Councils receive Three Waters Better Off funding
Waipā, Waikato District and Hamilton City Councils receive first tranche of funding.
Frankton Thunder prepares to roll again
Automotive and community festival back with all the family highlights.
Iconic Cambridge Antique shop owner raises dust with retirement
Colonial Heritage Antiques owner Kenneth Sheldrick retires at age 89.
Govt cash aimed at helping people safely opt out of cars
Money for safe and connected walking, scooting and cycling infrastructure.
Council poised for cyanobacteria outbreak at Lake Ngā Roto
It's "not a question of if, but when the next outbreak occurs", says Waipā council.
Christmas comes early for Cambridge skaters
Halfway there and due to be completed by March.
'These people are now out of control': Police front after arrests in burglary spree
Police due to reveal more details after spate of burglaries in Waikato overnight.
Waipā District Council starts tackling sports park shortage
The council bought 6.6ha of land for a new cricket pitch and two winter sports grounds.
Local sporting superstar receives plaque on Cambridge Walk of Fame
Gaye Bezzant inducted into Cambridge Sports Walk of Fame for services to softball.
Te Awa River Ride has wheels turning on full 65km
People can now safely walk, bike and scooter from Ngāruawahia to Lake Karapiro.
Upcoming tennis stars win place at ASB Classic
New junior tournament develops tennis talent across New Zealand.
Regional council secures WRA funding for projects to benefit rivers
Funding helps river projects involving landowners, iwi and community groups.
Discover the region's bounty of berries
You'll find blueberries, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, and boysenberries.
Cambridge's Victoria Bridge maintenance won't affect Fieldays traffic
The bridge will remain open to two lanes of traffic for the time of Fieldays.
Cambridge pool wins urban design award
The Perry Aquatic Centre won the Harrison Grierson Urban Design Award.
Fieldays Innovation Award panel selects 65 finalists
Finalists were chosen across three categories: Prototype, Early-stage and Growth and Scale
Sculpture Park gets ready for 25th exhibition
Stories in the Landscape 2022 will be the 25th exhibition since 2003.
NZTA making safety improvements to Piarere 'death trap'
Measures include lowering speed limit, installing warning signs and median barriers.
Steenson remembered through regatta
Te Awamutu Rowing enters plenty of competitors in first Clive Steenson Memorial Regatta.
Waikato wāhine lead the way in local councils
There are five female-led councils in Waikato now compared to three last term.
Watch: Dramatic footage of Hamilton bakery being ram-raided overnight
The bakery was one of the multiple businesses targetted last night across Hamilton
Speed limit cut possible on 'death trap' stretch of State Highway 1
The agency says it is advancing a range of interim safety measures.
No submissions for Carter's Flat proposal
Waipā District Council received zero submissions on the proposal to rezone Carter's Flat.
Publishing hopes for young Waikato science fair winner
NIWA awards enhance science and technology for young New Zealanders.
Tamahere interchange safety work progressing
Work will improve safety for all, especially pedestrians and cyclists
Waipā district elects a new mayor
Two-term councillor Susan O'Regan new mayor, meaning former mayor Jim Mylchreest is out.
LGNZ calls for independent review after low voter turnout
The group wants practical recommendations that are taken on board by the Government.
Waikato herdsman's story to air on New Zealand screens
Andrew Johnstone's life with his cows is the topic of new doco When The Cows Come Home.
Counting under way for HCC's first STV election
Progress results are in for Matamata-Piako, South Waikato, Waipā, Taupō and Waitomo.
Fixing Waikato Expressway 'death' trap years away due to lack of funding
Once construction funding is available, the agency would be able to move quickly, it says.
Roading bosses challenged to visit SH1 'death trap' in Waikato, mayors call for immediate action
Yesterday one person died in a crash involving a truck and a van on SH1 near Cambridge.
Cambridge crash: One person dead, SH1 closed in spot labelled as a 'death trap'
This is the second fatal accident to occur in the spot in less than a month.