Waikato
Man laundered $44k from victims for scammers
Patrick Neho helped a group of Kenyan-based scammers to launder more than $40,000 of hard-working Kiwis' money.
Auckland FC demolish Phoenix 6-1
The Auckland Phoenix have handily beaten their countrymen rivals Wellington Phoenix 6-1 at Go Media Mount Smart Stadium.
Homicide investigation launched after reported stabbing
Police say a 25-year-old man has been taken into custody.
Olympic triathlete says "downtime allowed me to think about what I really wanted"
Olympian Nicole van der Kaay is bringing back the fun in 2025. Audio
Govt pledges $4.5m boost to QEII conservation group
A funding boost has been announced for conservation body QEII National Trust, as well as a $750,000 injection for a Waikato conservation project.
Coroner wants WorkSafe to focus on initiatives to limit on-farm electrocutions
15-year-old Jayden Disher died in 2019 in what Rachael Schmidt-McCleave found to have been an accidental electrocution.
Port Waikato bush-fire mostly contained, evacuated residents return home
FENZ says 14 houses were evacuated as a precaution but had since returned.
Man shot in Hamilton
Police say they were called to Winstone Avenue in the suburb of Chartwell at about 5am after reports of gunshots.
Super Rugby Pacific: Chiefs beat the Blues
In a physical, low scoring game, Damian McKenzie was the difference for the visitors
Facial recognition used on students, NZ university confirms
A New Zealand university is using facial recognition on students at one of its overseas campuses in China.
Heartbreak for staff and town as 230 jobs to go at mill
Staff says it's "a sad and upsetting" day for workers and the town.
These were our Covid mistakes, according to economists
The government and the Reserve Bank came to a major realisation too late, experts say.
Waikato forum discusses new uses of AI in education, health, industry
A data entrepreneur says facial recognition could be used in classrooms to call the roll.
Hamilton's run of hot days breaks previous record
Hamilton's recent run of hot days likely beats anything the city has experienced since temperature records began, says a climate scientist.
Water Bill makes the government 'the evil penguin' - Hamilton councillor
A Hamilton councillor says the government's Local Government Water Services Bill has failed at providing local authorities with any certainty when it comes to water, and left them feeling like an…
Man charged with murder of woman in Ngāruawāhia
Turipapa Tukere died after an altercation on 27 December.
Second fatal crash in one day in small Waikato town
Police have reported another death after a second single-vehicle crash a little more than 12 hours after an earlier fatal crash was reported in Ngāhinapouri, southwest of Hamilton.
Carving for Queen and Iwi: fourth-generation carver Renata te Wiata
Young Maori artists are currently being called to enter portraits of their tupuna, their ancestors in any media for the Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award. The Award is hosted by Te Pukenga Whakaata… Audio
Coromandel shooting accused Stu Edmondson granted bail, lawyer says
Edmondson is accused of murdering a pig hunter and attempting to murder another.
Commuters warned of delays in Auckland, Waikato, Napier
Three people have died and commuters have been warned of delays in Auckland, Waikato and Napier, after a day of crashes and a police incident involving the Armed Offenders Squad.