Female specialists 'work less'
Need for more doctors to be recruited
Warder bashed
A prison officer has reportedly escaped serious injury after allegedly being bashed with a phone.
Sir Mark comes home for funeral
A stoic Sir Mark Todd was happy to return home but there was a key component missing.
Waikato in for week-long rain
A wet start to the week is forecast after an area of low pressure over the Tasman brought weekend rain.
'Proud to be a kiwi'
It's not as though Waikato needs more proof of its farming prowess, but Tim Van de Molen has delivered another good dose of it.
Magic bid for playoffs precarious
A sense of deja vu has come into the Waikato-Bay of Plenty Magic camp, with second chances no longer an option.
Warder bashed at Waikeria Prison
Matangi banker takes out young farmer title
Rain, rain and more rain for Waikato
''Gross'': Hamilton man jailed for rape of family member
Sir Mark Todd comes home for father's funeral
Female specialists put pressure on system
Tamahere couple drop brothel bombshell
Family torn apart by fatal shooting
Night of violence in Waikato's small towns
Kokako quest turns fatal
Hope runs out for family as searchers make grim discovery in isolated area of Pureora Forest.
South Waikato councillors accused of in-fighting
Outgoing South Waikato District Council chief executive accuses in-fighting councillors of reducing staff members to tears.
Night of violence in small towns
Couple drop brothel bombshell
Crystal clear how people fit
Psychologist who some say helped England win the Rugby World Cup in 2003 is in town to help others find employees, dates and flatmates.
Kiwis need to speed up: EMA chief
Employers and Manufacturers Association chief executive Kim Campbell is a man on a mission - several in fact.
The new kids in town
A project to improve software building skills has turned into a fullblown profitable business for a pair of Hamilton graphic designers.
Effects of drought will long be felt in hill country
Trader Jacks closing
Bigger Pak 'n Save on the way
The $16 million upgrade of Pak ‘n Save Clarence St has passed the halfway mark.
Weather factor sorts the leaders
The weather has had a big role in how the Crusaders and Chiefs have taken control of the New Zealand conference, says Justin Marshall.
Late equaliser for Wanderers
Hamilton Wanderers have already squandered their share of points at home this season that may have cost them a spot at the top of the Northern League premier division.
Taniwharau on top
Hamilton Marist in the driver's seat
Chiefs steel for Crusaders
The Crusaders may have made the headlines this week after their win over the Blues, but the Chiefs are also on a roll.
Vito's decision 'stupefying beyond belief'
Atrocious captains' decisions were a familiar sight in NZ sport over the weekend, writes Ian Anderson.
In praise of the humble bee - vital for pollination
How are you preparing for winter?
Unwise Budget decisions burden all of us for years
Weird and savage happenings on the banks of the Waikato
'Just trying to help dear'
Denise Irvine's mother scarred her for life by refusing to let her see the Beatles' in 1964. But she'd give anything to have her back.
Tweets of the Week: Who said what and why
From a secret squirrel beer shop to a reporter who CAN count past eight, who tweeted what and why this week.
Alison Holst shares her secrets
There's Alison Holst, smiling out from one of her cookbooks, so pretty and sure.
Hobbit filming resumes Monday
Pet of the Week: Roo the puppy
An evening spent hunting
Our own Aimie Cronin goes duck hunting with the men folk and a whole lot of camouflage clothing and tinned food.
Review: Logitech TV Cam HD
The Logitech TV Cam HD is a Skype device for widescreen televisions that don't have smart features.
Me and my gadget: Credenza
Lawyer Michael Hunwick tells Chris Gardner about Credenza from credenzasoft.com, an app that makes his life easier.
Free Windows 8 update to fix problems
Nokia debuts $99 smartphone
Home, health devices controlled by apps on the rise
Apps are increasingly helping people monitor and control objects remotely on their mobile devices.
X Factor: Save me Jebus
The X Factor's judges are right "proud" but too much of the first live show falls flat.
P-Money shows his Gratitude
Life in New York has been good to P-Money. So much that he has named his new album Gratitude.
Denmark wins Eurovision
Roth and roll
Embarking on an expected journey
Filming for the final two films in The Hobbit trilogy is expected to resume today.
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