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Morrinsville babys death likely SIDS
A post mortem examination has been completed on a seven-month-old girl who died at her home in Morrinsville early on Tuesday morning.
Babies' deaths not suspicious - police
The deaths of two babies earlier this week is an "absolute tragedy" for two Waikato families, say police.
Turnout pleases poison protesters
MAKING A STAND: Poison-Free New Zealand protesters in Hamilton. Organisers of the Poison-Free New Zealand protest in Hamilton yesterday are adamant they gained increased support for their campaign against the use of aerial drops of anti-pest poisons despite a modest turnout.
Short cut lands Hamilton man in court
A Hamilton man's short cut home this morning has led him directly to police cells.
'Shortcut' through house leads to arrest
A Hamilton man will have time to reassess his navigation skills today after being arrested early this morning attempting a "shortcut" through a woman's house.
Racing world loses well known character
A well know face in the racing world has died, after an accident earlier this week.
Jan Wright : Costly ecological timebomb ticks in dated mining rights
Taxpayers will pay $10 million to contain mercury at the abandoned Tui mine in Te Aroha.
One of Te Aroha's premier attractions has been declared off-limits to solo bathers a ' and the decision has angered residents and some councillors who say it is political correctness gone mad.
Police are yet to confirm whether young children witnessed the stabbing of a man in Te Aroha on Wednesday night.
Police led on a four-hour chase
SURROUNDED: Hamilton police took away the occupants of this Holden station wagon after it was pulled over in dramatic fashion on Lincoln St just after 12 noon on Wednesday.
Green light to clean up toxic mine
Authorities are confident that work will start on the Tui Mine clean-up on Mt Te Aroha next year.
Waikato woman arrested for allegedly stabbing partner in stomach
A Waikato woman has been arrested for allegedly stabbing her partner in the stomach during a domestic dispute on Wednesday evening.
ICED WITH SNOW: Tasha Warren and son Cole admire the snow which fell on Mt Pirongia overnight.
Pilot encourages and supports Maaori innovation
Tuesday, 15 September 2009, 9:06 am Press Release: Wintec MEDIA RELEASE September 14  2009 Pilot encourages and supports Maaori innovation A unique collaboration and relationship between Wintec, Te Waananga o Aotearoa and Waikato-Tainui, has resulted in a 35-week Maaori Trade Training Pilot which provides the opportunity for Maaori students to ...
Confirmed sighting of missing Dutchman
A man missing from Kaitkati since Sunday has been spotted in Te Aroha, where he told a woman he had walked over the hill from Katikati and planned to take the same route home.
Jury hears friendly beer led to stabbing
A Te Aroha man lay bleeding on his front lawn after being repeatedly stabbed by a neighbour he had met just hours earlier over a friendly beer, a court has heard.
Tears flow as daughter hears her dad
DISTANT VOICES: Hazel Abbott and her husband, Ron, listen to a recording her dad sent back from World War II.
List a slur on 4000 potentially contaminated sites
Environment Waikato has a list of more than 2000 potentially contaminated sites but is reluctant to say where they are or who lives on them.
Building bodies for fine figures
BIG BICEPS: Striking a pose in the men's novice section of the NABBA Waikato Body Building Championships in Hamilton on Saturday are, from left: Steve Papps of Auckland, Chris Nel from Hamilton and Dean Shilton of Thames.
Girls On Film: Kaikahu Road Wraps
Monday, 13 July 2009, 4:27 pm Press Release: Moondown Films 13.07.09 Photography for KAIKAHU ROAD, written and directed by Marama Killen, has wrapped in the beautiful Te Aroha and post-production is now underway in the Coromandel.
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