Campaigners say alternative measures need to be taken instead of spending $750mil on the construction.
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Squash star welcomed at Maungatautari Marae
Joelle King is home for the first time since her double-gold medal victory at the Commonwealth Games and debut at the World Series final in Dubai.
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NewsWaikeria gets new 500-bed prison, mental health facility
A new 500-bed prison and the country’s first 100-bed mental health facility will be built at the Waikato prison of Waikeria by 2022. This will replace the 100-year-old high-security “top jail”, which will be closed down.
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New lead on $100k boutique store robbery
The owner of a high-end boutique in Tīrau, Waikato says she has a lead to the person who may have robbed her store over the long weekend.
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Reviving Māoridom's diminishing orators
Waikato - Tainui is taking Māori language revitalisation into their own hands, implementing the final stage of a seven-part te reo strategy called Te Pae Kākā in the hopes of replenishing a diminishing pool of orators on marae throughout the region.
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Police investigate possible shooting at marae in Waikato
Police are undergoing an investigation as to whether or not a person was shot yesterday at Whakaaratamaiti Marae in Putaruru.
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Professor John Moorfield farewelled
Family, close friends, past colleagues, and students gathered at Te Kohinga Mārama Marae at Waikato University to farewell reo Māori educator Professor John Moorfield.
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Many pay tribute to Professor John Moorfield at Waikato University
This morning, the body of te reo Māori stalwart Professor John Moorfield was taken onto Te Kohinga Mārama Marae at Waikato University, where he taught for 23 years.
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New agreement to take better care of Lake Taupō
An agreement between Waikato Regional Council and Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board will see a new framework being developed on how to better take care of Lake Taupō and the tributaries flowing into and out of the lake.
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Human remains found during Waikato Expressway build
A family, believed to be between 200 and 400 years old, was found during the construction of the Waikato Expressway.
