Mahuta romps home
Māori Party no competition for Labour's Nanaia Mahuta in the Hauraki-Waikato electorate.
Hamilton backs blue
It's a clean sweep for National in Hamilton, with David Bennett and Tim Macindoe fending off two Labour rookies.
A timely drop in Waikato's 'ocean'
National's spending promises are timely for the growing Waikato and Bay of Plenty.
First-time MP romps in
National Waikato candidate Tim van de Molen won the Waikato seat with ease.
Coromandel stays with National
12:54 PM Voters keep National MP Scott Simpson in power as he enters his third term as MP for Coromandel.
Container ship fire doused
12:38 PM Damaged wood is being removed from the hold while firefighters look for flare-ups.
Flavell says he's had enough
Māori Party co-leader Te Ururoa Flavell says he won't be back and took a parting shot at the voters who showed him the door.
Homerun turns to slamdunk
Two Kiwi brothers have scored a deal with an NBA Franchise who wants to use their auction app.
Te Rapa turns into a transport hub
Hamilton released 20 years' worth of industrial land - but five years later, that might not be enough.
Rookie won't write Waikato off
The youngster says the Mooloo men still have plenty to play for despite another loss.
Rennie's team top of table
Departed Chiefs coach "stoked" with his Glasgow Warriors as they go top in the Pro 14.
Potential isn't enough for Kiwi eight
Inconsistency has proved the biggest factor halting further progress for the NZ men's eight.
Swamp Foxes into top four
Win over King Country sees Thames Valley fly up to third in Heartland Championship.
Hamilton sound on lock
OPINION: The Hum is fast becoming a musical hub with Hamilton's underground music community enthusing about an outlet that follows in the musical footsteps of traditional student radio.
OPINION: Proper use of the health dollar
Next time the DHB has a hare-brained idea about how to allocate its health budget, it would do well to consult the people on the end of an IV line.
'She could make the air crackle'
OBITUARY: "She spoke; people stopped and listened." A woman of deep social concern, Mary Donnell loved free-thinking, breaking boundaries, breaking out of boxes.
Monumental truths
OPINION: We can’t rewrite history or undo the past by pulling down memorials. Nor should we judge historical events by the rules of today.
'Cancer doesn't care who you are'
After being diagnosed with breast cancer, Mariana Mahood is urging other women to check early and check often.
Lulu Jade "the underdog" in pinup competition
Lisa Davey never imagined she would find herself in the top 10 of a modelling competition.
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