Bro Town artist talks the ins and outs of crowd funding
Comic book artist Ant Sang had a Spark Festival audience in the palm of his hand when he described how...
Audrey Ellis
Te Kuiti butcher teaches crowds to waste not
The Te Kuiti Meat Processors showed Fieldays punters how to get the most from a lamb carcass while still producing...
Everything is “all good” – Police update
Waikato police are urging the public to be conscious of their belongings at Fieldays as reports of stolen property continue...
Two wins in row for young inventor
Young inventor Patrick Roskam takes top prize for his invention the Gudgeon Pro 5. Photo: Rebecca Watson Young inventor Patrick...
Social media sells meat
The Carey family from Opunake are selling their meat all over the country thanks to social media and online shopping....
Radical approaches to pollution: when economics and environmentalism collide
When it comes to pollution we’ve tried the stick, says University of Waikato economist Professor Les Oxley. Now, why don’t...
Exhibitors want bang for their buck from Fieldays caterers
Exhibitors have high expectations for stalls providing food and drink this Fieldays. Hamilton café Hazel Hayes is excited to meet...
Fallen tree could cause power cut for Claudelands residents
Strong gusts of up to 90 km/h have blown a tree on to power lines on George Street in Claudelands...
Waikato claims seven finalists in State Insurance NZ Swimming Awards
Waikato swimming will be well represented at the 2014 State Insurance New Zealand Swimming Awards with seven finalists selected from...
Astrophysicist inspires listeners at Ipenz centenary
Hundreds turned out at the Hamilton Gardens last night to listen to the director of the California-based Jet Propulsion Laboratory....
Women of St Aidan’s await bishop’s address
The women of St Aidan’s church are excitedly awaiting the arrival of newly appointed Bishop Helen-Ann Hartley, as she addresses...