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Collector gets jail for selling guns
By AARON LEAMAN - Waikato Times
The impact of the actions of a Coromandel gun collector who "sold the weapons for easy cash" will be felt for many years to come, the Hamilton District Court heard yesterday.
Headmaster defends Fairfield principal
Waikato Times | 01:09PM
A long-serving Hamilton principal has leapt to the defence of embattled Fairfield College principal Julie Small.
Held-up houseboat safely afloat
By BRUCE HOLLOWAY - Waikato Times | 01:09PM
The luxury tourist houseboat which had its launch halted by Maori radicals in Mercer on Tuesday is now in the Waikato River.
Court delays rejigging of tribe boards
Waikato Times | 01:09PM
Tainui Parliament chairman Tom Roa has succeeded in a bid to stop a restructure of the tribe's managerial boards.
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Boy's abductors get home detention
Waikato Times
A father and daughter have been sentenced to home detention for their part in the abduction of a young Hamilton boy two years ago.
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By JEFF NEEMS - Waikato Times
As temperatures rise, so does the city's thirst.
Devil in detail of economic policies
Business editor Chris Gardner looks at the economy - research and development along with tax cuts - in the fourth of our election issues series.
By CHRIS GARDNER - Waikato Times
As the economy splutters and recession looms, questions about the future of the Waikato's research and develop industry and the scale of any tax cuts are among the big issues facing the region's business leaders.
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- Killer's trip shocks widow
- Hundreds hit in ATM scam
- Thieves drag woman on road
- Doctor tipped in sea rescued
- Abductors get home detention
- Guiding hand for Fairfield College
- Couple named
- Temple lights tradition to carry on (+Isay)
- Headmaster defends Fairfield principal
- Rugby player will get aid for anger problem