Waipā joins HCC in calling for Three Waters Reform to be withdrawn
The councils endorsed submissions to the select committee: "Can not support the reform."
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Few nominations as candidates urged to hand in paperwork early
As of yesterday, Waipā District Council only had four verified candidate nominations.
Waipā dog bylaw still open for feedback
Council staff will attend community events over the coming weeks to gather more feedback.
Waipā honours seven local legends on walks of fame
Inductees are recognised for their accomplishments in sports, music and writing.
Karāpiro sporting multi-talent becomes Special Olympics athlete leader
Special Olympian Jarrod Gilbert won snowboarding medals but will now compete as a swimmer.
Facelift for historic bridge in the pipeline
The 117-year-old bridge was last painted in 1999-2000
Three Waters Reform: Waipā mayor demands better reform
Waipā District Council wants local voices to be heard in Wellington.
Pinc and Steel helps Waikato GP on road to cancer recovery
Pinc and Steel is one of this year's beneficiaries of cancer fundraiser Dry July.
Regional council grants $2m to four predator control projects
Pest control efforts protect plants, animals and threatened ecosystems.
Waipā councillor joins race for mayoralty
Second-term councillor Susan O'Reagan has announced she will be standing for mayor.
Te Ara Wai – it's a mighty local journey
Free self-guided tour of culturally significant sites throughout the district.
Motorcyclist takes police on pursuit through Waikato spanning over 80kms
The rider was first seen speeding in Hamilton.
Be a part of getting things done in your local community
Matamata-Piako mayor Ash Tanner encourages people to get involved instead of complaining.
Dog fight looms as Waipā considers dog ban from Kakepuku maunga
Waipā District Council proposes changes to dog bylaw seeking early feedback for draft law.
Plenty of Matariki celebration and learning opportunities for mighty Waikato whānau as well as visitors
National acknowledgement of the Māori new year with a new public holiday on June 24.
Passing-out parade for Enrich+ city cadets
Building support through volunteering, leisure activities and socialising
Waikato community stalwarts gain royal attention
15 Waikato residents have been recognised in this year's Queen's Birthday honours.
Art auction to raise funds for Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari kākāpō
Mediums include photography, paintings, ceramics, sculpture and a contemporary tukutuku.
Future Proof plan looks at more transport choices and reducing carbon emissions
Better transport access discussed, with more housing around key transport corridors.
Cambridge Road on-ramp opening soon
Move is the final step in making access in and out of Tamahere safer.
SH1 Tamahere closures and detours should be the last
New Hamilton section of Waikato Expressway due to open in July.
Drug, alcohol factors in nearly 60 per cent of fatal crashes, study finds
Coroners have highlighted the dangers of impaired driving in their latest findings.
Storm tragedy: Woman crushed by tree in Cambridge named
Margaret Evelyn was sheltering near a picnic table when the oak crashed down.
Sculpture exhibition shines spotlight on ruru
Waikato arboretum and sculpture park launches event around the ruru, or morepork.
Council approves town hall lease deal
The aim is to improve facilities and see the hall used more often.
Flight of his life: Teen's family grateful to saviours
Public support needed for chopper crews after a record year of rescues
Wild weather: Tornado, gales - woman dies after being crushed by tree; harbour bridge lanes closed
Wild weather has hit the country.
Cambridge stabbing: Accused pleads not guilty to charges
The accused will stay in custody until another hearing in August.
App helps Waikato to save surplus food from local eateries
Foodprint connects people with discounted surplus food that hasn't sold.
Predator Free Cambridge nominated for volunteering award
The group was nominated for their efforts to protect native local wildlife from pests.
Blessing marks start of Piarere-Taupō road upgrade
Safety improvements part of vision of zero deaths and serious injuries on our roads
SH1B Telephone Rd closure extended
Road over problem railway crossing will soon be district council's responsibility.
St Peter's School announces change in leadership structure
A Head of School and a Head of Commercial replace the vacant Executive Principal position.
Kiwis in France: Le Quesnoy to receive WWI museum
Wētā Workshop involved in museum about Le Quesnoy's liberation by NZ soldiers in 1918.