Waikato
Man shot dead by police in Hamilton fired semi-automatic weapon at police
The man who was shot dead by police in Hamilton fired a military-style semi-automatic weapon at officers.
Hamilton shooting: Man dead, police officer suffers head injury
A police officer was injured when he fell and hit his head during the incident in Hamilton last night where a man was fatally shot.
Man dead after exchange of gunfire with Hamilton police
Police say they were confronted by an armed man and shots were fired by both officers and the man.
Two arrests after police officer shot
Two people have been been arrested after a police officer was shot during a routine traffic stop in Hamilton last night.
Waikato's worrying nitrate levels
Nitrate levels in Waikato's groundwater are causing concerns among scientists asked to look at the levels in the region.
Two-truck collison leaves one dead
A person has died in a truck crash that closed State Highway 1 near Tirau for much of the afternoon.
Te Kuiti stadium grant rolls over, again
Waitomo District Council has agreed to a request from the Game On Charitable Trust to put off its payment for stadium construction for another year.
Councillor contests mayor's position on near-zero rates rise
Waitomo Mayor John Robertson's claim about the reasons for the council's virtually nil rates increase have been challenged by one of the longer-term district councillors.
Forestry remit in, civics out for Waitomo District Council
Two of the seven remits for the Local Government NZ conference will not be supported by Waitomo District Council's delegate - mayor John Robertson.
Waikato DHB yet to contact patients over details published online
DHB chief executive Dr Kevin Snee hoped patients would be contacted within the next week, but said their well-being was paramount.
Waikato DHB yet to contact patients whose info uploaded
The cyber-stricken Waikato DHB is yet to contact all the patients whose personal details were released on the dark web earlier this week. Cyber experts think the data were dumped in retaliation for… Audio
Privacy commissioner not investigating Waikato DHB data dump
Swathes of staff and patient information has been published online and while it's serious, the privacy commissioner says it's not the right time for his office to investigate. Audio
Ambulance at the top of the cliff approach to preventing diabetes
New Zealand Primary Healthcare GP of the Year Glen Davies is driving an approach to tackling diabetes in Taupo, in total reversing 124 cases of type 2 diabetes and prediabetes. He established… Audio
Keep Hamilton Beautiful collecting tonnes of rubbish
A project to keep Hamilton beautiful is making good progress in the city, 1.2 tonnes of rubbish was collected at its most recent clean up over the weekend. Anna Petchell from Keep Hamilton Beautiful… Audio
Alternative Proteins: It's An 'And' Story
The talk around Alternative Proteins is maturing. Meat and dairy operators say they're complimentary nutrition and shouldn't be viewed as a threat, but rather an opportunity to provide customers with… Audio
Alternative Proteins: It's An 'And' Story
The talk around Alternative Proteins is maturing. Meat and dairy operators say they're complimentary nutrition and shouldn't be viewed as a threat, but rather an opportunity to provide customers with…
AudioCyber attack: Waitako DHB patients treated in private sector to deal with backlog
Waikato DHB is sending some patients to the private sector to catch up on a backlog of non-urgent operations. Audio
On the Farm - a wrap of farming conditions around NZ
Farmers fill us in on their week from the National Agricultural Fieldays; one farmer has his hands very firmly in his pockets having just become a 50/50 sharemilker and an Otago farmer is busy selling… Audio
Cuts and Korero
The Environmental Protection Authority was at Fieldays for the first time and invited farmers in for a korero and a haircut to find out what they think about measures to protect the environment. Audio
Cuts and Korero
The Environmental Protection Authority was at Fieldays for the first time and invited farmers in for a korero and a haircut to find out what they think about measures to protect the environment.
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