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Did you spot the smoke yesterday?
A fire investigator will return to the scene of a fire which saw black smoke bellowing over Frankton on Monday evening.
Fire and Emergency NZ shift commander Josh Pennefather said a fire in at a car wreckers yard on Ellis Street, Frankton was reported at 5.11pm.
Poll: Have you ever played pickleball?
There aren’t any pickles in pickleball - you don’t get a pickle, you won’t get into a pickle, and you probably won’t even see a pickle unless you bring your own.
But the sport with the novelty name is gaining popularity to such an extent that … View moreThere aren’t any pickles in pickleball - you don’t get a pickle, you won’t get into a pickle, and you probably won’t even see a pickle unless you bring your own.
But the sport with the novelty name is gaining popularity to such an extent that a Hamilton family has decided to set up the country’s first dedicated facility in Te Rapa.
Have you ever played pickleball? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
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0% Yes
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0% No, but I'd try it
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0% No, and not planning to
Councillor Mark Donovan says he felt a duty to stick around for voters
City councillor Mark Donovan has confirmed he considered resigning his Hamilton East ward seat last year but was convinced to stay on.
Donovan’s council roles include being chairperson of the regulatory and hearings committee, which attracts a yearly stipend of nearly $100,000, and deputy … View moreCity councillor Mark Donovan has confirmed he considered resigning his Hamilton East ward seat last year but was convinced to stay on.
Donovan’s council roles include being chairperson of the regulatory and hearings committee, which attracts a yearly stipend of nearly $100,000, and deputy chairperson of the economic development committee.
See the work of the man behind carved wharenui around NZ
A rare opportunity is coming up to experience the work of one of New Zealand’s most eminent carvers up close.
Dr Pakaariki “Paki” Harrison’s handiwork will feature in an exhibition titled Uri Tangata – Succeeding Generations, which will be shown in Coromandel next month.
What's your favourite photo from 2024?
Waikato Times photographer Mark Jephson has shared his.
At a Crowded House concert in Claudelands, he caught a nice moment of interaction between Neill Finn and the audience; during the historic hikoi down Victoria St he scoped out the best spot to show the size and power of the march.
What … View moreWaikato Times photographer Mark Jephson has shared his.
At a Crowded House concert in Claudelands, he caught a nice moment of interaction between Neill Finn and the audience; during the historic hikoi down Victoria St he scoped out the best spot to show the size and power of the march.
What about your photos, do you have a favourite from 2024?
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