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    • An Entire Island for Sale
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      An Entire Island for Sale: Slipper Island Expected to Change Hands for Over $10 Million

      Byadmin March 23, 2026March 23, 2026

      It is not every day that an island goes on the market. But Slipper Island — a 210-hectare private island sitting off the Coromandel Peninsula in the Hauraki Gulf — has been listed for sale, and the price guide has been set at more than ten million dollars. It is, real estate agents have confirmed, one of…

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    • Two Captains, One Vision
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      Two Captains, One Vision: The Magic’s Shared Leadership Experiment That’s Already Working

      Byadmin March 23, 2026March 23, 2026

      Most sporting teams have one captain. The Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic, heading into a new netball season with an unusually young squad and a point to prove, have decided two is better. Erena Mikaere and Georgie Edgecombe were named co-captains at the start of the season in an arrangement that, by most accounts, has already begun…

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    • Five Generations, 460 Cows, and a Philosophy That Goes Against the Grain
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      Five Generations, 460 Cows, and a Philosophy That Goes Against the Grain

      Byadmin March 23, 2026March 23, 2026

      The Cleavedale homestead has stood on its Waikato hillside long enough to have seen everything the New Zealand dairy industry has thrown at farming families — the boom years, the crashes, the long debates about intensification, the shifting conversation about the environment. Through all of it, the family that owns Cleavedale has made one consistent…

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    • Fifteen Years Between Albums
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      Fifteen Years Between Albums — and Bic Runga Made Hamilton Wait Every Single One of Them

      Byadmin March 23, 2026March 23, 2026

      There’s a particular kind of tension that builds in a concert venue when the performer on stage is someone who has been gone a long time. Not absent in the way artists sometimes are — the occasional quiet year, a pandemic pause — but genuinely, inexplicably absent for fifteen years. That was the atmosphere in Hamilton…

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    • Government's $52 Million Bet on Electric Vehicles Divides
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      Government’s $52 Million Bet on Electric Vehicles Divides Opinion Across Waikato

      Byadmin March 23, 2026March 23, 2026

      On paper, it sounds like an easy win. The government has announced a $52.7 million loan programme aimed at more than doubling the number of public electric vehicle charging points across New Zealand — from roughly 1,200 today to nearly 3,800 — and the target is ambitious enough to have drawn headlines nationwide. But in Waikato, where…

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    • Judge Tells Jockey: "I'm Sick of Men Who Hit Women" After Repeated Attacks on Partner
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      Judge Tells Jockey: “I’m Sick of Men Who Hit Women” After Repeated Attacks on Partner

      Byadmin March 23, 2026March 23, 2026

      A Hamilton court heard this week that the violence Jordan Crawford inflicted on his partner was not a momentary lapse or an act of passion — it was repeated, deliberate, and cowardly. The judge sentencing him made sure those words were on the record. “I’m sick of men who hit women,” the judge told Crawford…

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    • Hamilton Zoo Buys Neighbouring Land in $17 Million Expansion for Rhino and Giraffe Herds
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      Hamilton Zoo Buys Neighbouring Land in $17 Million Expansion for Rhino and Giraffe Herds

      Byadmin March 23, 2026March 23, 2026

      Hamilton Zoo is getting bigger — though its animal list, at least for now, is staying the same. The zoo has purchased a significant block of neighbouring land for $17 million, in a move that its director says is not about adding new exotic species but about giving existing animals far more room to roam. Zoo…

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    • Kiwi Come Home
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      Kiwi Come Home: Taonga Birds Return to Ruapehu Ancestral Forest After Thirty-Year Wait

      Byadmin March 23, 2026March 23, 2026

      Thirty years is a long time to wait. But for Ngāti Rangi, the return of kiwi to their ancestral whenua in the Ruapehu district has been worth every year of effort, every predator trap set, and every planning hui held in community halls across the rohe. The first ten of an eventual forty western brown…

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    • Balloons Light Up the Night
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      Balloons Light Up the Night: Thousands Turn Out for Zuru Nightglow at Waikato University

      Byadmin March 23, 2026March 23, 2026

      There were tears, laughter, and more than a few gasps from the crowd when the first balloon lit up against the darkened sky above the University of Waikato campus on Saturday evening. For one Hamilton mother, standing in that crowd meant more than most people around her could have known. Just months ago, she was…

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    • Fuel Crisis Bites Waikato Farmers as Harvest Season Costs Spiral
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      Fuel Crisis Bites Waikato Farmers as Harvest Season Costs Spiral

      Byadmin March 23, 2026March 23, 2026

      For most Waikato farmers, the end of summer is already one of the most demanding times of the year. But this season, the pressure has become almost unbearable — and it has very little to do with the weather. The ongoing Iran war has sent global oil prices into a steep climb, and the knock-on effect is…

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