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...
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Hamilton Old Boys – Scoring on and off the field.
Established in 1916, Hamilton Old Boys is one of the oldest rugby clubs in the Waikato and a staple of...
A joyful and vibrant line-up revealed for Hamilton Arts Festival
The Hamilton Arts Festival Toi Ora ki Kirikiriroa will bring a joyous and eclectic line-up over 10 days from February...
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...
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...
Wintec students teaching future journalists
This week, senior academic staff member Abby Dalgety, and Bachelor of Communication third year students, Ray Raynel and Ronella Felizardo...
Wintec grad Bob Fink, brings award winning doco to town
By: Ronella Felizardo and Mercy Chepkoech Wintec School of Media Arts graduate, Bob Fink is back in town with the...
‘We are not happy’: Public workers want better conditions
Jennifer Parry from Hamilton East has been working for four years as a Learning Support Assistant. On Thursday last week,...
Sergel: Hamilton Gardens offers “different perceptions of time and space”
Hamilton Book Month and Friends of the Gardens hosted an event highlighting Peter Sergel's book, , ‘The Time Traveller’s Guide...
New Fiona Kidman doco captures what lies beneath the surface
A new documentary film which profiles the life of one of New Zealand’s most well-known authors, Dame Fiona Kidman, had...
Take a leap of faith and it will be all possible
By: Ronella Felizardo Wintec Communication student Mikayla Baker, has received an Excellence in Communication award, sponsored by the Public Relations...
Casabella Lane – Hamiltons Own Cuba Street?
Hidden in the heart of Kirikiriroa, Casabella Lane stands apart in the CBD with its stunning Mediterranean architecture and beachy...
The Race Corner Drifts into Kirikiriroa
The ambience of The Race Corner -Aysha Finlay Located snugly on Victoria Street in Kirikiriroa sits an exciting new hub...
Wanting to upskill and become a makeup artist? The GH Academy could be the place for you.
Model getting makeup done at the GH academy Gabrielle Houghton is a well-known makeup artist located in Kirikiriroa Hamilton, and...
Found: a store that cares.
Found Store Entrance Found Store is a unique offering of clothing and homewares that’s located in MADE in Hamilton East,...
Round the Bridges not the only challenge for Kaela
The Hamilton community is proud of the glorious Waikato River that courses through their city, and every November people from...
Rewriting the narrative: People with glasses can be funny too
As the guest speaker during the MOCA launch, Playwright, Screenwriter, Producer and Director Ankita Singh who grew up in Kirikiriroa...
Fossick: to search for by, or as if by rummaging.
Down Racquet Lane, in the busy streets of central Hamilton, lies the newest offering of a growing collection of interesting...
Lockdown hobby to a full-time stab
Down busy Victoria Street, a set of green doors sit open. Walk up these stairs and peer inside you’ll see...
Hamilton parkrun – paving the path to a healthier community.
In a weekly event in which participants can walk or run a 5km journey, the parkrun series is a great...
Hunter Wilson: Te Aroha’s very own ninja
Waikato's own Tae Kwon Do (TKD) expert, Hunter Wilson, has gone from strength to strength honing the skills to become...
Treating them with kindness
The Red Cross charity shop is made with employees and volunteers who are a group from diverse backgrounds, willing to...
Victor Peresson on rocketry, engineering and “making stuff”
Victor Peresson, president of the Waikato University Astronautics Club (UWAC), has always loved to tinker. Building things is his passion,...
Pottering around Grey Street
“I like anything made with clay,” says ceramicist and market stall owner Lyndsay Baine. Baine’s life has been shaped by...