Baypark Busters make history
Huntly Speedway commentator and journalism student Gabriel Bowen, reports the latest from Huntly Speedway Whoever said “three teams ain't gonna...
Excitement on the reopening of Tongariro Park.
The Tongariro Alpine Park was officially reopened on November 17, after a fire burned over 30000 hectares of the conservation....
What next for Job seeking students?
As students wrap up their final studies, employment opportunities remain a sore wound for many of them. A report by...
The cost of staying fit
Between instant noodles, rent, and the cost of living, a gym membership sometimes feels like a luxury few students can...
From rookie to championship winner
Most racing drivers start from childhood, driving cars before they can legally do it on the road. For 21-year-old Josh...
A Creative Community: Kirikiriroa’s Lego Lovers.
After her kids moved away from Lego, Gabrielle Debruijn found a community of play in Hamilton’s own Lego Enthusiast Group....
Finding community on and off the mat: Inside Hamilton’s Breathing Room
In a small studio hidden away in the suburb of St Andrews, Kirikiriroa, yoga means more than just poses. The...
Family and football: a legacy that keeps on kicking
The Generation Gap is a multi-generational football club based in Kirikiriora, Hamilton. Theclub has been going for many years and...
Leaving more than just rubber: One teams drive for safer skids in the Waikato
Miah Tarawhiti and Sarah Humphrey Photo: Briah Hassett-Stephenson Miah Tarawhiti was diagnosed with cancer in his right eye at just...
Love and support for Waikato Artists
The Waikato Society of Arts (WSA) has been working to support Waikato artists for decades. In fact, it’s been nurturing...
Cue the community: Snooker at the Town & Country Club
The Town and Country Club, in the heart of the small Waikato town of Morrinsville, is a club with a...
Te Whare Haka o te Puawaitanga: the heartbeat of Morrinsville College
Kapa haka isn’t just about performing; it’s about whānau, pride, and identity. Morrinsville College’s veryown kapa haka rōpū (group), Te...
Expressing Identity and Style in Ink
In the heart of Kirikiriroa in Hamilton’s CBD is Poison Studios: a tattoo parlour just around the corner of Garden...
Restoring more than just cars
Written by Brooke Colyer. Imagine…connecting the past to present with the sound of an engine hum and the feel of...
Role-playing & Beyond
By Hayden Lam It is more than just magic and swords; it’s about creating a community and connection with people....
On the cards: How Kirikiroa is growing a Tarot Community.
Have you thought about what your future would look like, or do you want to know how your day might...
Designing for use, rather than designing for consumption
Wintec tutors and researchers, Rebekah Harman and Emily Russell launched their book Worn Well at R Block Social Space on...
Swords and shields of the waikato
History without the plague and pox: an insight into Hamilton’s Medieval enthusiasts. When most people think of knights, swords and...
Unconscious: new play is ‘bold and interesting’
Show: Unconscious Presented by: Slaughterhouse Productions Venue: The Meteor On until Saturday, 15th November Tickets: https://themeteor.co.nz/event/unconscious/ Reviewed by Cate Prestidge...
Dress to impress and saddle up for Cup Day at your local pub!
It was that time of year again, Melbourne Cup Day, “the race that stops a nation.” While millions across Australia...
Pacific Cup Touch Games .
The Pacific Cup Touch tournament, a two-day rugby competition, was recently concluded at Mountfort Park, Auckland. The tournament was launched...
Wintec International students get career insight from employers.
Wintec International students were treated to a career panel on November 4 at the city campus. The half-hour workshop was...
Artist showcases her first exhibition in hometown
Local artist Elisa Hyde-Hills has launched her first exhibition “Thoughtful Places and Familiar Places” at the Morrinsville Gallery. The Thoughtful...
Worn Well book launch at R Block Social Space
Wintec tutors and researchers, Rebekah Harman and Emily Russell are launching their new book Worn Well at R Block Social...