After representing Waikato and New Zealand with pride for over 10 years Honey Hireme will retire at the end of the year.

Onehunga Primary has a new gold sponsor.

Fieldays visitors will be able to watch as inventors pitch their ingenious ideas to business leaders and investors at the new Dragon’s Den style event.

Students of a small Hamilton Māori school celebrated 20 years since the school was founded in a day of fun along with teachers, parents and past students.

A former Shortland Street actor returned to his hometown Hamilton to play tennis for a good cause at the weekend.

Frankton shop owners do not understand why Forlongs is concerned about losing business during the weekly Frankton Market because the event brings significant foot traffic to the suburb.

Wintec’s engineering and trades students are in for a treat next year as construction on the purpose-built engineering and trades building begins at the Rotokauri campus.