Vote? What Vote?
The Waikato River and Flagstaff Footbridge in North Hamilton. Image: Hamilton City Council A snap poll of students at Wintec...
Wintec Communication Students Help Market a Kickstarter Campaign
An agency formed by Bachelor of Communications students at Wintec is underway creating marketing strategies for businesses and charities. Named 41...
Sam plans another rap attack
Supplied image of Sam Tucker Waikato artist Sam Tucker is planning a second assault on the world record for delivering...
A fur-ever friend
Denny the rabbit has had a tough life – but thanks to the Hamilton SPCA, the two-year-old is back to...
Students Riding High
(From left to right) Anneliese O'Brien, Gemma Barham, Anna Smith and Eliza Rothery. Photo Supplied. Ten Cambridge High students...
Waikato Museum bounces back from covid
Marketing executive - Annabel Henderson Morrell talks about marketing the museum during Covid and their new exhibition “Our Moon” The...
The Body Maintenance Station
Releasing muscle tension through massage doesn’t just make you feel good, it can improve your body functionality and quality of...
The Longest Drink in Town theatre preview
The Longest Drink in Town is a show by acclaimed New Zealand author Tracey Slaughter. Debuting at The Meteor Theatre...
Raglan harbour ‘Full of surprises’ for South African born fisherman
Raglan, a town off the coast within the Waikato Region of New Zealand’s North Island, is a fisherman’s paradise. Known for...
The Tale of Tomtit Farm: One woman’s fight for food security in Matangi
Tomtit Farm in morning light, Mātangi. Papatūānuku takes longer than usual to shed her blanket of mist this morning. Through...
Are teens still falling for the Wairere Falls?
It’s common perception that teens tend to lock themselves in their rooms, scrolling through mountains of content. You don’t often...
From paddock to playground: skate park gives people a place to go
The Tamahere skate park on a weekday afternoon. Since opening in 2019 The Tamahere skate park has been consistently busy...
Hospitality: a quest to rebuild the industry
Not everyone loves their job like a caffeine head loves coffee. In the past couple of years, hospitality workers have...
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...
A Paw-sitive outlook during covid
Rescue service takes cats from a dark hiss-tory to a brighter fur-ture Paws4Life Cattery - Photo by Sarsha-Leah Paws4Life was...
Doggy Daycare with a difference
Just outside the small town of Gordonton, with a beautiful view of Taupiri Mountain, is a small doggy daycare centre...
The Mountain of Love
As one of the proud māunga of Aotearoa, Te Aroha, which stands above the town of the same name, is...
“Un-sung, Underpaid and Overworked”
With restrictions lifting, vaccine mandates coming to a close and borders beginning to re-open once again we may be...
New Zealand Screenwriters Making Their Mark
Two Screenwriters From Aotearoa New Zealand has quite a name internationally for its writers and directors. Two of these, Jackie...
Social Interaction: Online V Face to Face
Online “ Personally, I find that there’s no better way to unwind than spending a few hours playing your favourite...
Tourism CEO says sector is “still strong”
Jason Dawson samples Zealong Tea Estate's new 'Picnic in the Field'. Photo: Nancy Caiger Despite New Zealand being closed off...
ROC, The Rock For Refugees & Immigrants
For a long time, New Zealand has always welcomed refugees and immigrants alike to be part of its society. Data...
Finding profit & purpose in the pandemic: when social isolation meets social media
Whilst most of us spent our time during lockdown mindlessly scrolling TikTok or binge watching Netflix, Jay Doyle was using...
The House, The Environment, and The Future with Passive Housing
Just a few years ago, Helena and Andrew Bagley were at a loss. The two medical professionals were living in...