Teen who killed man thinking he was a serial killer not guilty by reason of insanity
The 18-year-old was still deemed to be a danger to society by the judge.
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Community stalwarts want to spark disadvantaged kids to find their purpose
Graeme Mead and Carl Haa launch holiday programme to get kids back on the right path.
Waipā voter turnout 'deeply worrying'
Waipā District Council says only 9.93 per cent of registered voters have had their say.
Waikato butchers win regional competition
Skills tested in two hours of boning, trimming, slicing and dicing.
'Punctured lung': Accused admits violent stabbing of three people inside Indian restaurant
The 31-year-old walked into the kitchen and stabbed two workers and then a customer.
Waipā applies for Better Off funding for six projects
The council will seek $5.24 million for projects including the land wars museum.
Govt funding will be needed for third Cambridge river bridge
A new strategy will define Cambridge's transport infrastructure for the next 30 years.
Cherry Blossom Festival brightens up the Waikato
Tamahere residents Anne Cao and Paul Oulton open the doors to their home and garden again.
Town and around: Step into Spring and explore Cambridge
A favoured haunt for antique collectors – or anyone keen on a previously owned treasure.
Cambridge light show to honour Queen Elizabeth II
People encouraged to bring a picnic blanket to the Town Hall Plaza and remember her reign.
'Devastated': Ambulance officer killed in horror crash had served for 55 years
A tragic day on Waikato roads.
Iwi put papakāinga development on cards for Three Waters funding
Waipā iwi representatives advocate for council to apply for Government's Better-Off fund.
Walk your way: anything from a stroll by a river to a hike up a mountain.
Plenty of options to choose from when the Waikato outdoors beckons.
Local elections 2022: Meet the Waikato Candidates events
Find out where you can meet your local candidates and ask them the tough questions.
Know your local candidates before you vote
Figuring out who to vote for can be quite a big task but there are tools to help you.
Waipā's green spaces safe from housing intensification changes
The district council assured residents: town belt and green spaces will be protected.
Council proposes retail, office and housing for Carter's Flat
The area around Albert Street might soon undergo rezoning as part of Plan Change 19.
'Brazen, gutless' vandals cost Waipā $1000 a week
Community services manager says Cambridge vandalism has gotten worse.
Three Waters reform: Action group speaks to select committee
C4LD has spoken before the select committee on its Three Waters reform submission.
Waikato councils thinking about accepting Three Waters funding
Waipā and Matamata-Piako are deliberating with residents, HCC asks for deadline extension.
Waipā students treated to off-campus learning opportunity
More than 280 students participated in a mass tree planting exercise near Whatawhata.
Four Square store opens in Cambridge
Owner-operators excited to be a part of the next generation of Four Square.
Spreading cabinet art around the Waikato
Two telecommunications cabinets in Raglan have been chosen for beautification
Four candidates to compete for Waipā mayoralty
Mayor Jim Mylchreest up against Susan O'Regan, Chris Woodhams and Bernard Westerbaan.
Buy local, eat fresh at mighty Waikato farmers' markets
Buy local and eat fresh at mighty Waikato farmers' markets.
Cambridge homes dominate Waikato architecture awards
The winning Waikato designers are Daniel Cullen and Lee Turner.
Housing changes 'tragic' for Waipā
Waipā is being forced to increase housing density by dramatically relaxing planning rules.
'Spectacular stupidity': Drunk man runs red light, crashes with daughters in car
The 32-year-old had picked up his children, aged 7 and 9, from school.
Cambridge murder victim, accused both granted interim suppression
The 42-year-old faces a charge of murder after an alleged incident at Cambridge.
Woman found dead in Cambridge: Police arrest man in Te Aroha
Earlier, motorists near Te Aroha were advised not to pick up hitchhikers.
Popular library outgrown current home
The long history of the Cambridge Library and its access to knowledge for Waipā region.
New Cambridge skatepark tipped to draw elite skaters
Next steps expected to be new skateparks in Kihikihi and Pirongia
Hillcrest High band takes honours in local rock quest
Judge praises awesome songs, great instrumentation, hits, builds, dynamics and riffs.
Waipā District Council may apply for better-off funding
Despite opposing the Three Waters Reform, council took the first step to apply for funds.