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First she lost her dad and then Mum died just as music career starts taking off.

The Hamilton Rugby Sub-Union defeated Eastern Bay in the final 24-0.

Community votes on art to enhance Pihanga Health's rooms, promoting healing, positivity.

Senita Lauaki, brother of late All Black Sione, debuts for Waikato in 26-20 win.

Cambridge rowers Brooke Francis and Lucy Spoors won gold, defeating reigning champions.

Emergency services are attending a serious three-car crash in central Te Awamutu.

Ray Wells played in the famous 1962 team that beat Australia.

Youth Encounter celebrates three years in Paengaroa.

Te Awamutu resident graduates from Special Olympics NZ Athlete Leadership Programme.

Home Kills film tour hits Waikato, Bay of Plenty, and Coromandel cinemas with Q&A sessions

Waikato band Retro Valley will open for Reece Mastin at The Factory Hamilton this Saturday

Auckland Rugby thanks Waikato Rugby for loaning Leali'ifano amid injury woes.

Wellington placed 12th in ladies' shearing at Europe's biggest agricultural show.

Before teaching students, Chris Foot farmed crocodiles.

The magic happens in the 'blue hour' just before dawn.

All four New Zealand teams made it to the podium.

A Te Awamutu cat gets a lesson in aeronautics.

Waikato squad sees 32 of 33 named players returning from 2023.

Anywhere between 60 and 90 kids come through the programme every week.

This year’s Waikato tournament will involve 32 rugby clubs.

Impressive year overall for Hamilton Marist Rugby Club.

The farm is on the side of Kakepuku Mountain near Te Awamutu.

The passionate former All Black is continuing to help the revolving wheel of NZ Rugby.

Lance Elrick turns back the clock with a big try-scoring season.

Noah Hotham could become the third sibling to represent New Zealand.

The 2024 Chiefs pre-season replacement has been named in the Heartland squad.

Rowdy’s Rose will perform at awards concert in United States.

The first match for the Clarke Family Cup took place in Morrinsville last weekend.

The reserve attracted 44,689 users to its walking and cycling track last year.

Ōtorohanga Sports Club's Cortez Ratima is one of five new All Blacks.

How do you strike fear into the opposing team? Slow roasted marshmallows of course.