Stephen Ward is a Senior Reporter for the Waikato Times, with a focus on local news in Hamilton, New Zealand. With his articles appearing in various publications such as Stuff and The Post, Stephen covers a range of topics including community issues, economic developments, crime, and human interest stories.
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Stephen Ward's focus is primarily on local news, particularly related to the Waikato region in New Zealand. He covers a wide range of topics including local government announcements, evolving stories, politics, business and industry developments, as well as crime-related issues.
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As a national hīkoi in response to ACT's treaty of Waitangi principals bill wound its way through Hamilton, the contentious legislation was read in
Fears over what ACT's Treaty Principles Bill could mean for the dilution of the Treaty of Waitangi's standing and application was a common concern amongst Thursday's hīkoi participants as they waited for the march to start.
Stephen Ward The city councillor censured after a foul-mouthed submission to Waipā District Council , including a jibe at mayor Susan O'Regan, is now seriously considering running for her job.
By: Stephen Ward
Up to 60 single people or couples in Hamilton will get help to leave long-term emergency housing for more permanent accommodation.
The settlement centre trust involved in a heated controversy over Jewish and Palestinian art panels has won a Waikato Chamber of Commerce community contribution award.
The stretch in question is between the Cambridge Rd roundabout, and Silverdale and Matangi roads.
Senior Waikato mayors are welcoming a new national push by Local Government New Zealand to promote alternative funding and financing methods to ease rates pressure and develop key infrastructure.
By: Stephen Ward
A “much-loved” grandfather died after being trapped beneath a boat that flipped as his family tried to rescue some kayakers.
By: Stephen Ward
Stephen Ward A New Zealand-Danish consortium has confirmed it's carrying on with plans for a $5 billion dollar wind farm project off Waikato's wild west coast, despite rival BlueFloat Energy NZ bailing out.
It started life on 26 November 1874 as a hall for the Oddfellows, but one of Hamilton's oldest buildings has worn many hats.... and even corsets, since.
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