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People priority for new Western Waikato area commander
8 November 2017
Inspector Andrew Mortimore’s (Williams 1993 – 1997) police career was born out of tragedy.
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Insurance boss crowned EY Entrepreneur of the Year
12 October 2017
Insurance boss Peter Harris (School 1969 – 1972) has been crowned EY Entrepreneur Of The Year for 2017 and will represent New Zealand at a global competition in Monaco.
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Dedication to adventure recognised at NZOIA awards
25 September 2017
A Bay of Plenty man who has directed some of New Zealand’s most respected outdoor education centres, a Queenstown-based guide who spent a year on a sub-Antarctic island and an inspirational young instructor from the West Coast were among nine outstanding Kiwis recognised for excellence in outdoor leadership on Saturday.
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Maori All Black Franklin huge boost to Bay of Plenty
14 September 2017
In the modern, professional age players usually only shift away from a team they are successful with to either further their bank accounts or their chances of making higher honours – or both.
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Two of Waikato’s own finalists at 2017 New Zealand Tourism Awards
8 August 2017
One of Angus Stubbs' earliest caving memories is of being lowered down a hole as a five-year-old.
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Katie Trigg wins at the Waipa Awards
16 June 2017
The recently held Waipa Youth Awards celebrated achievement in academia, arts and culture, community service, leadership and sport.
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An eye for the next business opportunity
30 May 2017
An entrepreneurial spirit has seen 2013 head boy Lucas Martin (Hamilton 2009–13) pursue a number of business interests.
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It’s a family affair at Buccaneer
30 May 2017
Gerry Gerrand (Hamilton 1963–65) marks 41-years in business this year with his Hamilton boat building company Buccaneer boats.
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Growing grassroots rugby in Tonga
30 May 2017
Will Hafu owes his success to St Paul’s, and he’s not taking that for granted.
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Shot putter Ryan Ballantyne set to qualify for World Juniors
22 February 2017
Since leaving St Paul’s Collegiate School in 2016, shot putter Ryan Ballantyne (Fitchett 2012 – 2016) has ticked a few things of his list – including a throw of 19.
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Former league player coaching rugby in US
27 December 2016
When one door closes, another door opens.
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TV stardom completely unexpected
24 December 2016
New Zealand TV personality Erin Simpson (Harington) says she had a long road of self-discovery before finding her love for television and now she is living the dream.
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Flying the flag for rowing and boxing
20 December 2016
While boxing and rowing may seem poles apart, the skills required are surprisingly similar, says Ivan Pavich.
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Award recognises service to education
10 December 2016
Developing new Agribusiness achievement standards in NCEA Levels 2 and 3 was a bold move and not one many secondary schools take on due to the sheer volume of work required to get the idea off the ground and sitting with the Ministry of Education.
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Hospitality giant wasn’t a success overnight
7 December 2016
John Lawrenson (Hamilton 1991-1992) recently opened his seventeenth venue, The Roaming Giant, at the small cost of $5 million dollars.
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On the world stage with climate change
5 December 2016
Mark Storey (Sargood 1980-1984) has built his career around climate change, taking senior roles in New Zealand and overseas.
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Shneil Singh could be New Zealand’s first Indian 'All Black in the making'
29 November 2016
New Zealand’s first Indian 'All Black in the making' couldn't be more Kiwi after growing up on a farm in Waikato.
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Chris Wynn full circle
23 November 2016
While it may have seemed an ambitious goal at the time, it turns out dreams really can come true.
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Eight Waikato players make Craig Philpott’s first New Zealand under-20s squad
23 November 2016
Craig Philpott has picked the heartbeat of Waikato’s champion juniors in his first New Zealand under-20s squad named on Tuesday.
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All Whites striker Chris Wood praised by ex-Leeds manager after he nets 11th goal of season
10 November 2016
Former Leeds United manager Neil Redfearn has hailed All Whites striker Chris Wood as the "real deal" after he scored his 11th goal of the season for Leeds on Sunday (NZ time).
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