Sharing a bubble in Upper Hauraki with 6000 godwits
1 min ago Keith Woodley has had the sole privelege of watching the "spectacular" sight of godwits landing in the Firth of Thames mudflats.
Covid-19: Waikato DHB services to resume after negative test results
Waikato DHB services will start up again on Thursday, after widespread Covid-19 testing produced hundreds of negative results.
Covid-19: Several A&P shows fall victim to alert level uncertainty
Numerous popular A&P shows, considered by many to be a Kiwi institution, have been cancelled due to Covid-19 alert level uncertainty.
Refs admit blunder in Waikato v Canterbury conversion drama
NZ Rugby referees boss acknowledges Mooloos co-captain Fletcher Smith should have got a second shot at a match-winning kick.
Upper Hauraki got the tests and the results - now it moves to level 3
Region in Waikato slapped with a bespoke level 4 moves down a notch due to widespread testing and negative results.
Thief nabbed trying on clothes after undie-clad DIY sleuth, cops team up
Kathleen Warner wasn't going to take the car break-in lying down. Instead, the amateur detective went on the hunt at 1.30am.
Get your nails painted for a few cans of food
Tucked away in a Waikato home, Anna May is painting nails for food.
'Golden Triangle' dominates property development numbers
Auckland, Waikato, and Bay of Plenty continue to dominate, accounting for close to 60 per cent of building consents.
Hamilton director gets 10 days to pay $20k to ex-staffer
Former owner of Hamilton's Flaggies Cafe and Bar has until Friday to pay $19,988 to a former employee who was unjustifiably dismissed, ERA rules.
Condensed event season for summer
But moving some events further out could activate the traditional quieter autumn and spring seasons, tourism boss says.
Missing family search grinds into eighth day
Searchers are combing the shoreline at low-tide while police say the search expected to continue "until it's needed to".
Covid-19: Border exemptions for food runs
Waikato residents caught inside the new level 4 lockdown zone can travel to Pōkeno for food supplies.
Man found hiding in car boot in bid to leave Auckland region
Police found a man hiding in the boot of a car that was stopped at the Mercer checkpoint.
Concern for welfare of teen who went missing from Morrinsville home
Hunter was last seen wearing a grey cap, grey jersey, long black pants and a pair of sneakers and may have travelled to the Eastern Bay of Plenty.
School support worker jailed for sexually exploiting vulnerable student
Ben Joseph MacAran, 70, was jailed for four years and two months after a jury found him guilty of four counts of sexual exploitation.
Expect more retirement villages in Waikato
The region is at the epicentre of the retirement village golden triangle but more work needs to be done to supply affordable pensioner housing to those on low incomes.
'Golden Triangle' dominates property development numbers
Auckland, Waikato, and Bay of Plenty continue to dominate, accounting for close to 60 per cent of building consents.
Condensed event season for summer
But moving some events further out could activate the traditional quieter autumn and spring seasons, tourism boss says.
Thames-Coromandel wary of new Covid cases
Shoppers visting Thames would have travelled from towns now at the centre of an investigation into confirmed Covid-19 cases.
Refs admit blunder in Waikato v Canterbury conversion drama
NZ Rugby referees boss acknowledges Mooloos co-captain Fletcher Smith should have got a second shot at a match-winning kick.
Sam Winders rises from Silver Ferns' scrap heap to key starter
Unwanted by the Silver Ferns for 20 months, 41-test midcourter is now one of the first names on Dame Noeline Taurua's team sheet.
Canterbury nab controversial win as Waikato miss late conversion
Mooloos first-five Fletcher Smith was aggrieved he didn't get another conversion attempt after the hooter after Canterbury appeared to charge him early.
Live NPC: Waikato v Canterbury
It's top versus bottom in the premiership as the Mooloos take on the red and blacks in Hamilton.
Damian McKenzie on shift into No 10: 'I'm the driver now, but I'll still play my game'
He's a confidence player, and Ian Foster's new first five says that won't change in just his second test start in the position.
The vaccine push means considering a host of motivational measures
OPINION: We should be careful, but not precious, about extra motivations for people to get vaccinated.
A measure of relief for Auckland - but Waikato was let down
OPINION: Auckland had served its time in level 4 lockdown.
Afghanistan deminers have a claim on our conscience
OPINION: We contracted women for dangerous work but that was good. If we abandon them to an endangered future, that would be bad.
Could those who bestow citizenship value it properly in the first place?
OPINION: It's not really about acclaim, is it?
Teriyaki tofu rice bowls with soy lime dressing
These bowls can also be topped with a fried egg, or have the tofu swapped for a salmon fillet.
Chilli bean & guacamole nacho bowls
Avocado and lime are welcome additions to this dinner table regular.
Life, the universe and everything after dark in Hamilton
Three very different but intriguing interactive sculptures have turned central Hamilton into an environment of mystery and wonderment at night.
Teetering surf tower a warning as sea eats into Waikato's west coast
Mother nature is sending a strong signal for coastal communities such as Raglan to rethink life by the beach.
Festival One proposes shift to new rural venue
The farm land ticks all the boxes but neighbours worry that approving the Christian festival will bring other big events to their quiet Waikato community.
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