Books sale flying high
A set of books on aviation and a box full of fiction by American author Clive Cussler are among the offerings at this years Rotary...
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Hamilton pharmacist gives practical advice this flu season.
A Hamilton pharmacist is encouraging people to get vaccinated against influenza and take practical precautions such as wearing masks and...
From the farm to the stage, Triggar Happy lives his Rock’n’Roll dream
Otorohanga born Reggie Tucker aka Triggar Happy is releasing his new single ‘I Rock ‘n’ Roll’ today.With two number...
Drone use takes off
Drone spraying in New Zealand has surged over the last five years, AgDrone Director and Chief Pilot Jacob Robinson says. The...
Kihikihi charitable Trust concerned for future after Waipa council scraps lease waiver
The Isabella Temple cottage. Photo: Mathew Pearce Members of a Kihikihi charitable trust are worried that the historic Police House...
Solomons on show
Money raised at a recent night market will support the welfare of Solomon Islands students at Waikato Institute of Technology...
Islanders celebrate 48 years
Cultural performance from Solomon Islands Waikato students-PHOTO ELTON LONARATHA JNR More than 60 Waikato-based Solomon Islanders were joined by friends...
Datsuns drive back
By Paul Michael Cambridge-produced hard rock band The Datsuns are releasing a new album. Moonstruck Man, their first album since...
Farmers Seek Stronger Voice on Key Rural Issues at Fieldays
Waikato farmers want stronger representation on major issues affecting rural communities, according to Federated Farmers' North Waikato branch's Vice President...
Farmers see AI as a tool, not a replacement
By Cheryl Voss Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly common part of agriculture, but many New Zealand farmers and industry...
Kiwi whisky maker eyes export growth at Fieldays
By Paul Michael A New Zealand whisky maker is using Fieldays to showcase a new product that has already found...
The ultimate guide to Fieldays freebies
By Holly O'Donnell Want to know where the best Fieldays freebies are? Wintec journalism student, Holly O’Donnell set off on...
‘Not your average man’- never a dull moment for Geoff Boxell
At 7.30 in the morning, Geoff Boxell has his only cup of coffee for the day, always with sugar and...
Bard in the Tron, dreams of London
By Paul J Michael. James Smith is a writer, director, actor, stage manager, promotions manager, lights operator, designer, follow spot...
Ethnic Football wins in Hamilton
By Paul J Michael Every October Kirikiriroa, Hamilton holds its own “World Cup Football” tournament, and it’s fast growing to...
Aldous Harding bringing new live show to Kirikiriroa
Indie folk singer-songwriter, Aldous Harding is heading to Kirikiriroa Hamilton in November for the first date on her New Zealand tour. The...
Tria Takes Over!
“Apologies for the interference. Your broadcasts are currently being taken over by the collective known as Tria...” When Tria walks...
‘A Jump to the Left’: Riff Raff Returns to Embassy Park
The iconic Riff Raff statue has returned to Embassy Park after a four year absence. Wintec journalism student Kai Creighton...
Bakery business – all in the family
Viands Brothers in Kihikihi has been providing handmade food, both savoury and sweet, for 16 years. But its history goes...
Hamilton’s bright and sunny Coeliac safe haven
For The Wooden Spoon Café, gluten-free eating is the go-to. In 2023, some dietary barriers were broken for coeliacs when...
“Discover the Tranquil Charm of Lake Rotoroa: Hamilton’s Scenic Retreat for Families and Nature Lovers”
Thinking of having a walk or just having your time out of the city rush? Lake Hamilton offers both with...
Real Groovy still spinning after 44 years.
Located in central Auckland, Real Groovy is home to thousands of different items of music material. Established in 1981 by...
Exploring Infinity – a ‘safe haven’ for spiritual seekers.
Infinity Spiritual Centre is more than a crystal shop. It’s a spiritual hub and after 20 years, the shop is...
A marae that serves culture & education
Once a land for Waikato hapū for traditional farming, it is now used as a learning hub for both Māori...