
Teen's track death: Transport bosses reject call to ban or slow trains after school
Fencing will be installed to deter people from entering the rail corridor.
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Malcolm Jones' milking shed is entirely solar-powered, comprising 380 panels.
The juvenile race is one of the last chances this season for horses to secure black-type.
A walker saw him fall into the river at 11.50am on Saturday.
Police, search and rescue staff located the man’s body late this afternoon.
Major race wins across the Tasman have been hard to come by for NZ's best horses in 2025.
Three stolen dirt bikes were recovered in Matamata after a police warrant.
The victim had no idea why he was being robbed or attacked.
'This is not how I wanted to spend my last six months alive,' the victim wrote.
The truck's cargo of chlorine was 'reacting due to the inclement weather'.
Sahil Prasad was driving home when he was struck by Jack Halliday, driving a work ute.
The news comes after Matamata College student Sarie Morton died last week.
A local woman said she had pulled five toddlers off the same stretch of train tracks.
He overtook the truck using a passing lane before it sped up, he claims.
Police and WorkSafe are making inquiries following the incident.
Police said the young female died at the scene despite receiving medical attention.
One Waikato mayor is ranked New Zealand's worst, only two local mayors are in top 10.
Hostility was bought for $1.65 million last November.
Sharemilker Danielle Hovmand had no idea she'd been put up for an award.
Fire and Emergency New Zealand has declared a prohibited fire season in the area.
Police say the collision between two vehicles on a railway crossing happened at 8.50am.
NZTA say the closure is due to pavement rehabilitation works.
“It’s not a game-changer, but is going in the right direction."
The Hunga Hunga Hall has been part of the Waikato rural community since 1954.
The fire was reported after 3pm.
Filly backed up her stunning victory at Karaka with another success.
It was easy for Mark Walker to choose Matamata over Flemington as his racing destination.
The town's population is less than 10,000. Last year 8000 people attended its A&P Show.
Stephen Marsh’s in-form stable will have an array of stakes contenders in action.
Co-trainer Ken Kelso says Legarto has been busy on the water walker and treadmill.