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Waikato’s top publicly funded bosses could be in line for pay cuts, after some of their biggest responsibilities moved to a new water entity. The move to set up water entity IAWAI to operate and maintain drinking and wastewater...
For many, 2000 nostalgia means Britney, The Matrix, and low-rise jeans. For New Zealand’s general practice sector, it’s a time when 37% of practising doctors were GPs – compared with about 23% today. As the election approaches, a leading...
Ngāruawāhia’s historic Plunket Rooms and Women’s Rest Rooms site is for sale, with owner the Waikato District Council looking for qualities outside the highest bid. Built as a Centennial Memorial in 1940 to celebrate the 100th anniversary...
Better contact tracing is needed to stop the spread of a rare but potentially deadly disease, with Māori especially at risk, a new study has found. It reviewed the cases of 17 Māori tuberculosis (TB) patients in Waikato, and found that the...
Until parties across the political divide can agree to focus on preventing homelessness, then the number of rough sleepers on the street won’t decrease, a frontline shelter worker says. It comes as Hamilton mayor Tim Macindoe has promised...
A day spent trout fishing on the Waikato River for Hamilton teenager Naz Andersen beats hours scrolling on his phone, even if he goes home empty-handed. The 17-year-old has been fishing since he was eight and would rather be outdoors than...
