A New Way to Ride
Have you ever seen those people riding motorbikes with fluffy animal helmets and cameras on their bikes? No? Yes? Well...
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Dahmer the Controversy
The recent controversial show Dahmer-Monster: The Jeffery Dahmer Story, has made some serious noise since its release on September 21st,...
Food Delivery – Operating for your convenience
The introduction of online food delivery The emergence of food delivery services has paved a new path for the workplace,...
Bored of rugby? Get inline
In a country dominated by major codes like rugby, cricket, netball and football there’s a small niche for the exciting...
Thrifted opportunities in Orphan’s Aid
On a small side street in Frankton, a humble op-shop known as Orphan’s Aid is a hidden gem with plenty...
Southgate’s rally call
Paula Southgate says vaccinations are the key to bringing events back to Hamilton. Image: Paula Southgate. Hamilton Mayor is calling on...
Mature student finds great support as he works towards an IT career
When Ilaisa Bale moved from Fiji to Hamilton a couple of years ago, he didn't expect to wind up in...
A Protest For Rights in Hamilton’s CBD.
A controversial lobby group denied access to Auckland and Christchurch council venues was allowed to stage a public meeting at...
Candidates on youth issues
Wintec journalism students have this week canvassed Hamilton City Council candidates in the Hamilton East ward by-election. They asked candidates...
Fieldays is back and we’ll be there
Crowds entering one of the main gates. The 53rd New Zealand National Fieldays is set to open today, two years...
Georgina Beyer inspires young people to vote
Georgina Beyer delivers her maiden speech as the world's first transgender MP.Photo supplied. Groundbreaking politician Georgina Beyer is concerned young...
Tokelauans in NZ: Saving an identity, miles from home
Auckland, Porirua and Hutt Valley Tokelau communities fatele for Easter Tournament 2017Picture: Juliana Tagimamao Perez (Facebook) Tokelau is not as...
Why Black Lives Matter here, and now
Perspectives of young locals on a global movement In 2005, five-year-old, Aisha Mohamed Khalif came home from school to find...