New festival like Beach Hop, but for motorbikes
Beach Hop legend Noddy Watts has launched two new festivals dedicated to motors and music
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Expo celebrating all things summer set to make a splash at Lake Karapiro
Enjoy a non-stop live action weekend of boats, bikes, barbecues.
Cambridge man arrested for faking positive Covid-19 test
Police said the man's actions caused unnecessary distress for people in the community.
Trespassers inspire couple to start festival
Self-invited visitors taking pictures with cherry blossoms lead to the spring celebration.
Service station, cafe visited by truckie who later tested positive
Waipā District mayor Jim Mylchreest urges calm.
Cherry blossom festival brings visitors to the district
The Cherry Blossom Festival at English Cherry Tree Manor in Tamahere is back.
Fish & Game urges 'sensible' fishing trips during lockdowns
Fishing freedom not an invitation to meet with your mates for a beer down at the river
Significant detours during overnight closure
Work is part of Waka Kotahi preventive maintenance programme over winter
Doolan slots in for Swampfoxes
Todd Doolan returns to Heartland Championship rugby for the first time since 2016
Waipā plans to add Māori ward and cut two general ward seats
Waipā representation review proposal approved for public consultation.
Waikato councils close most facilities and services
Councils across the district prepared for the new lockdown after the latest outbreak.
Expressway works mean overnight detours likely for months
High productivity and over-dimension vehicles unable to use town bridge.
Pork producers' petition asks for equal standards
The petition asks for imported pork to meet the same standards as locally grown meat.
Farmer who cheated death flags fatigue risks
Local farmer raises awareness for fatigue and burnout after almost drowning in effluent
Parking tickets up but complaints down
Council says it is now easier to find a park in Te Awamutu or Cambridge CBD.
SH29 Kaimai Range closed overnight Sunday August 29
Road users are advised to plan their travel outside the planned closure where possible.
Dactylanthus sets seed for a bumper season
Helping hand needed as natural pollinator is extinct locally
Kihikihi Village plan feedback period extended
Wide cross-section of views sought to truly reflect community's desires
Outcome of probe into bullying complaints at top private school revealed
New board chairman says issues stemmed from policies, systems and people.
Questions raised over future of town centre car parking
Decisions on car park numbers will be up to the developers in the future.
Aucklanders escaping the city set sights on the 'Ponsonby of Hamilton'
About 25 per cent of Cambridge's house sales this year have been to Aucklanders.
Cambridge town signs receive a makeover
The current signage was designed 10 years ago and now show signs of wear and tear.
Decision on Cambridge's Streets for People project deferred
Council keen to take community with it if street project unfolds
Waipā District Council adopts long term plan
District will spend $2.2 billion on capital and operating costs over the next decade.
Waipā District Council joins global plastic-free movement
Waipā council is urging residents to say goodbye to single-use plastic items for a month.
Te Awamutu Memorial park makeover plan finalised
With the new plan adopted, council now needs to wait for funding to start projects.
SH1/29 Piarere roundabout to confirmed
Decision awaited on detailed business case for longer-term Cambridge to Piarere corridor.
Driving to Fieldays? Pick the colour of your carpark
Some 130,000 people are expected to attend Fieldays 2021 over its four days this week.
Waipā's two-way cycleway along Hamilton road ready to open
Only line marking and concrete on the final part of pathway are left to do before opening.
St Peter's School bomb scare: How the night unfolded
Former principal could only refer police to the COO when told of the bomb threat.
Two Streets for People trial changes soon to be removed
Council soon removes two trial traffic changes early following community feedback.
Albert Street makes it a double in high school band competition
Young talent shines at annual Smokefreerockquest regional competition.
Iconic Kiwi photographer's work showcased at Waikato Museum
Waikato Museum displays 'Portraits of the Artists' by Aotearoa artist Marti Friedlander.
Waikato boy chosen as US Presidential Scholar
William has lived in the US since 2015 but still has happy memories of his home country.