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Joining panel would allow businesses to do work for Waipā District Council.
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Strong support for Māori representation in local government
"The voice of the community has been heard. What is good for Māori is good for everyone."
Mayor dips his toes into new Cambridge pool
The long-awaited new pool facility in Cambridge officially opened its doors last Saturday.
St Peter's bomb scare: Police say no 'credible threat'
The threat came after a week of controversy over an investigation into bullying.
Recycling services suspended to some and others on final warning
Nappies, rotten food, dog poo and garden waste some of the things put out for recycling.
Giant skateboard named before heading to Waikato towns
Skateboard deck design depicts a New Zealand athlete's physical and emotional journey.
Students evacuated after bomb scare at school rocked by bullying claims
Police confirmed they received a report of a threat to St Peter's School in Cambridge.
Anonymous bullying complaints spark St Peter's School investigation
WorkSafe confirmed it was making inquiries late yesterday.
Green light for Blue Light: Waipā Council gifts car
Former council vehicle finds new home at Blue Light to help young drivers get license.
Mystery surrounds circumstances of executive and deputy principals' absence
It's unclear exactly how long the pair haven't been at the school.
Major progress on Waipā's first two-way cycleway
First stage of new Waipā cycleway set to be completed at the end of June.
Date set for opening of new Cambridge pool complex
Facility includes 25m indoor pool, toddler pool, hydrotherapy pool, spa, and sauna.
Matamata indoor pool closed due to risk in case of earthquake
Support system that holds the roof doesn't meet today's building code for earthquakes.
Hamilton murder: Accused, 18, remanded for psychiatric assessment
The 18-year-old was remanded in custody without plea for a psychiatric report.
Cambridge man charged with murder following death of 43-year-old man
Police at Cambridge property after reports of assault in Hamilton.
Trustees will 'breathe life' into iconic town hall
Town hall is a stunning building with huge potential, says mayor.
Waipā Heritage Cycleway routes up for discussion
Waipā District Council is seeking feedback on Heritage Cycleway routes.
Successful rural waste disposal event
Over 986kg of fertiliser bags and one tonne of chemicals were amongst the collected waste.
Former top jockey blows nearly three times legal blood alcohol limit
Jason Waddell was seen driving erratically around Cambridge by the public.
Steampunk lifestyle a family affair for the Granthams
The steampunked Grantham clan is excited for the Nuts and Bolts Minifest this weekend.
Temporary road changes open for feedback
Waipā District Council is seeking feedback on recent temporary road changes.
Pop-up edible garden sprouts at second location
Waipā District Council and Cambridge Community Board are excited about positive feedback.
Backlash halts elite school's plan for cyber safety app to monitor social media use
St Peter's has listened to students' concerns and put the roll-out of the app on hold.
Range of construction methods used for Te Awa Cycleway
Cycleway passes through a range of steep slopes and other difficult-to-access spots.
Racehorse remembered in name of new Bupa rest home in Hamilton
Bupa Foxbridge Retirement Village in Te Rapa, Hamilton was officially opened last month.
Psychedelic jazz meaty fare
Carnivorous Plant Society will ignite the imaginations of children and adults alike.
Street changes on trial in Cambridge
Streets for People project includes 25 changes to Cambridge roads.
This doctor writes more than just prescriptions
New novel's four main characters are based in Hamilton and Cambridge.
Grand Master hails rare martial arts achievement
Family fitter and closer after supporting each other on a tough martial arts journey.
Growing numbers join ranks of hobby group
Frankton Thunder Automotive and Community Festival is Sunday March 14 in Hamilton.
Tonnes tossed that could be recycled, reused, or eaten
Council contractors hand sorted the rubbish from 253 randomly selected households.
Contaminated recycling costing ratepayers thousands
Paint, cylinders, human faeces and even a hand gun have stopped recycling sorting lines.
Te Awa River Path underpass to be built in Tamahere
The design reflects the history and importance of the Tamahere area to mana whenua.
Waipā and Hamilton move to Water Alert Level 2
Half of Hamilton's water used on lawns, gardens, pools and for washing vehicles and boats.