Ladies, your Fieldays bachelor
4:50 PM Mathew McAtamney lifted the golden gumboot, but he's still looking for that trophy girl.
Haka history made!
A record 7770 people showed up in Rotorua to wrest the world title back from France.
Body in ute Kim Richmond
Police have verified the identify of the body, but not the cause of death.
Kids' farmhouses at Fieldays
The farmhouses, cow sheds and stables are all hand-made by a Taranaki dairy farmer.
Has peak cow been reached?
The national herd needs to be trimmed, some say, but calls to cull numbers fell on deaf ears at Fieldays.
Rahui Papa quits Tainui
Rahui Papa hopes to become the Maori Party member for Hauraki-Waikato.
Head cases
About 35,000 Kiwis suffer mild brain injuries every year. Are we doing enough about them?
Waikato leaders honoured
"I was paving a new way for my family so that was also my motivator."
Kids' farmhouses at Fieldays
The farmhouses, cow sheds and stables are all hand-made by a Taranaki dairy farmer.
Learning and building at same time
Hamilton students take part in a nationwide contest run to encourage young people into trades.
Fully Funded pays out at Ruakaka
The big guns went to war in Ruakaka sprint with Fully Funded prevailing.
Coaches target defence and set-pieces
Two title contenders want to keep things tight when they meet in Hamilton on Saturday.
Sex and the Tron
OPINION: Once a year, when Fieldays come to town, Hamilton becomes the sex capital of the country.
Book fair surprises
OPINION: The annual pageant of used paperbacks, barely thumbed university texts and unwanted coffee table ornaments was on and Richard Swainson attended with all the fervour of a religious convert.
Heart of gold
OBITUARY: Wayne Mailman was a hard-working straight shooter, a charmer, and generous to a fault.
Euthanasia debate
OPINION: At present we do not give anyone the right to kill, or help to kill, someone. We call that murder. And it is a crime, writes Narelle Henson.
Skills to future-proof your employment
Opinion: People search for new skills as technology takes over traditional jobs.
Kids' farmhouses at Fieldays
The farmhouses, cow sheds and stables are all hand-made by a Taranaki dairy farmer.
Talented folks with creative minds
Residents from Summerset Down the Lane are living proof that passions are hard to smother.
Tales of an ambulance driver
Author John Ford shares his experience as a rapid response paramedic in his new book.
Avantidrome scoops another award
The Cambridge Avantidrome has scooped another award, this time aimed at its community involvement.
Lights, siren and emergencies
Reporter Mike Bain spent an exhausting day on the job with a Waikato, St John ambulance crew.
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