Tension in the House
A long-standing Cambridge disability workshop, operating since 1976, is facing criticism from families who say…
Author Mary Anne Gill
Rural Women embrace renewal
Rural Women New Zealand has marked its centennial year with the appointment of Sandra Kirby…
New racing home eyed
The search for a greenfield site to house Waikato’s racing industry appears to have narrowed…
Precious eyesight restored
Waikato-based optometrist Kamaldeep Kaur is passionate about breaking down barriers to eye care. Last year…
Police leader wins award
Andrea McBeth has been recognised as the Community and Enterprise Leadership Foundation (CELF) Alumni Leader…
Wintec: From crisis to comeback
Waikato Polytechnic is back – locally led, industry driven, and ready to power regional growth.…
Mesh creates city legacy
Francis Upritchard’s Rock has landed at Hayes Paddock, gifting Hamilton a striking new public artwork.…
Willis on growth and reform
Finance Minister Nicola Willis has outlined her vision for council funding, banking competition, and women’s…
Tauranga franchises triumph
Tauranga franchises have taken centre stage at the New Zealand Franchise Awards, with The Coffee…
Road tolling ahead
Road tolling is likely to help fund the long‑awaited 16‑kilometre Cambridge to Piarere expressway. The…
It’s our darling Clements’ time…
Cambridge’s newest boutique hotel – once a run-down rough place that the local MP needed…
We have electric lift off
Waikato’s trailblazing role in New Zealand’s aeronautical history entered a new chapter last week with…
From farm to fame
Zealong Tea Estate is brewing more than just globally acclaimed teas on land that was…
Pitch perfect peanut plan
Waikato Management School continues to nurture top young innovators – and last month’s Case Competition…
Strap-tacular win
Waikato’s reputation as an entrepreneurial greenhouse was on full display at the Young Enterprise Scheme…
Tomorrow’s leaders
From innovative peanut butter packaging to purpose-driven startups, Bay of Plenty students prove the region…