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NRL stars confirmed in powerhouse Tonga squad
Jason Taumalolo, Andrew Fifita, David Fusitua, William Hopoate and Daniel Tupou headline a full-strength Tonga Invitational XIII squad to contest the forthcoming Oceania Cup and take on the touring Great Britain Rugby League Lions in Hamilton on 26 October.
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Waving the flag for Hamilton and its great events
Rebecca Aston is among a wide-ranging team of staff bringing Hamilton and its venues to life for the city's major events.
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Waikato Museum uncovers stories from 1981
Hundreds of impassioned faces are captured through a Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato exhibition revisiting 1981 anti-Springbok Tour protests in Hamilton.
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Lighting up in support of our entertainment and events industry
Read about how Hamilton celebrated #WeMakeEventsNZ Day of Action on Wednesday 30 September.
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New exhibition tells tales of the Hamilton Kirikiriroa cityscape
The artist of the iconic Gallipoli watercolour, The Man with the Donkey, is one of the subjects of a new Waikato Museum exhibition, Kirikiriroa Non-Fictions: True visual histories from the Hamilton CBD, which opens on Saturday (14 December).
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Waikato Museum showcases Diwali festival traditions
Seven Hamilton community groups have come together to showcase Indian dance, music and other traditions for the Diwali festival of lights at Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato on Sunday 27 October.
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Local talent takes The Meteor Stage for Toi Waahine Festival
Following last year's successful launch, Hamilton's Toi Waahine Festival returns to The Meteor Theatre from 18 to 28 September 2019.
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High school swimmers head for Waterworld
Hundreds of competitive high school swimmers will descend on Hamilton's Waterworld this weekend, when the refurbished facility hosts the 2019 NZ Secondary School Swimming Championships.
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From Synthony to song: cricket to kick-off
Hamilton's H3 group is looking forward to a busy month of unmissable events in the city.
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Top Art comes to Hamilton
Image: Painting by Kaia Waite, Waihi College.