Cancer 'snake oil cure'
Desperately ill Kiwis forego established medicine for well-known "quack" cure.
Race to save belongings from fire
Couple fling their stuff out as fire rips through storage shed ceiling cavity.
New city trail opens
It's 2.7km long and connects southwestern suburbs to the city centre.
Teens' flood heroics
Amid the torrent they formed a waterbreak with their bodies to help others, embodying the Kiwi spirit.
Armed search in Cambridge
Armed Offenders Squad members and officers seen searching house.
Dam blamed for major flood
Ask them what put their small town under water and Edgecumbe residents point to the Matahina Dam.
Ruatoki breeds 'em tough
Up in the Ruatoki Valley, they're survivors. They know help's not coming soon when floods hit. Besides, they've seen all this before.
New freedom camping app for private propert
A new app hooking up motor home travellers with private property owners is being touted as a solution to freedom camping woes.
Camping's a $1b business
It's a traditional Kiwi activity, but overseas visitors now make up a third of people at holiday parks.
Wiped out
A lack of shoppers in central Hamilton has Geoff Hutchison closing the first of his nationwide Backdoor surf stores.
Eastern Suburbs, Albion stay unbeaten
Eastern Suburbs and Albion teams to beat at national club cricket finals.
NZ sevens skipper out of HK tournament
New Zealand will be without their skipper at Hong Kong tournament through illness.
Chiefs ready for Stormers backlash
Having embarrassed them 60-21 in last year's quarterfinal, the Chiefs know the Stormers will be "pissy".
Tech v Marist: Old duo clash
Fraser Tech lose injured pair as they host an old Waikato foe in the shape of Hamilton Marist.
Sport looks different when you study biomechanics
Students learn how biomechanics fits into sport and their daily lives.
Strange logic
OPINION: Academics are once again getting it in the Arts & Social Science at Waikato University, Richard Swainson writes.
Stretched to breaking point
OPINION: Hamilton city cops are doing it tough, writes Max Christoffersen, who wonders how long they can stay motivated when the odds seem stacked against them.
Hate speech threat
OPINION: Free speech is worth protecting – even if we do have to put up with the odd horrible person saying awful things, writes Narelle Henson.
Listen and learn
OPINION: Between 6 to 8 months of age, babies are citizens of the world as far as languages go, writes Dr Sabine Seehagen.
Plea for historic Cambridge photographs
The Cambridge Camera Club is looking for early photographs of Cambridge.
Maria Farinasso's Waikato highlights
Uruguayan pastry chef Maria Farinasso and her family share their Latin passion through food.
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