Hamilton Old Boys – Scoring on and off the field.
Established in 1916, Hamilton Old Boys is one of the oldest rugby clubs in the Waikato and a staple of...
Year: 2026
The Hamilton Hotel: Revitalised, refreshed, and ready for you
With its central location, Hamilton Hotel is the place to be. Whether that be for a wonderful sit-down meal, a...
The Waikato River: A place of fear, and a way home
There is a strong bond between Waka (Māori canoe), the Waikato River, and Māori identity. Through the personal stories and perspectives, there are...
A sacred space in a busy place
At the heart of Hamilton Gardens, the Indian Char Bagh offers a space for reflection. But as one of Waikato’s...
Like Water Under The Bridge
The Waikato Awa passes through Kirikiriroa like a vein. Spanning the awa sits the Claudelands bridge. Used by 11,000 people...
Former teacher steps into the front line at Drury Lane
Former teacher, Hannah Devlin, has taken over one of the oldest dance studios in Kirikiriroa, Hamilton. How has she taken...
What makes the Lido ‘primo’?
By Paul J Michael Nigel Corboy enjoying a coffee A feeling of relaxation comes over you when entering the Lido...
A ‘prestigious’ rebrand for Wintec academic – and a bold new era for “Prestige™”
By Dwayne Pipe Wintec’s Journalism Programme Coordinator and local theatre reviewer, Cate Prestidge, has announced she will be changing her...
Shayne Carter solo with “some songs I like”
Show: Shayne P Carter - North Island Tour Venue: Nivara Lounge Date: Thursday 26th March Reviewed by: Cate Prestidge The...
Ngarunui Beach: Surf and sisterhood
Put your phones away, sit down, relax to the sounds of the ocean while feeling the sand under your feet...
Award-winning artist Tom Scott to play Hamilton
Tamaki Makaura musician Tom Scott brings his new album ANITYA to the BNZ Theatre in May. “Raw as exposed nerves…...
Beyond the Paradise Postcard – a French photographer in Aoteoroa
Florent Braquart came to New Zealand to chase mountains. Inspired by the sweeping peaks of The Lord of the Rings...