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Stuff “Stats” and history: Riff Raff, In the Line of Fire, The Farming Family and Captain Hamilton are and have been landmarks in Hamilton. Is Hamilton’s In the Line of Fire glorify war? And is the Riff Raff statue a slap in the face to people who dislike musical comedies? Such scenarios seem unlikely, if not ridiculous, but whether future changes to society could result in statues and memorials having to be removed from the streets and parks of Hamilton – such as last year’s speedy removal of the Captain Hamilton statue from Civic Square – sparked a lengthy debate around the ...

Waikato DHB cyber attack began with email attachment - chief executive Newshub 2 hrs ago Replay Video Services at hospitals across the Waikato continue to be disrupted after Tuesday's cyber attack. On Tuesday morning, Waikato District Health Board (DHB) reported a "full outage" of its phone and computer systems, affecting services across the entire region "to varying degrees".  The National Cyber Security Centre -  a division of the Government Communications Security Bureau - is now involved, trying to work out how it happened and how to stop it from happening again.  © Video - Newshu...

Health networks face growing cyber threat after a major attack hits Waikato hospitals.

Cyber attack on Waikato DHB's IT system won't be fixed until the weekend 18 May, 2021 06:57 PM 4 minutes to read Waikato DHB's entire IT system has been down since Tuesday morning. Photo / Alan Gibson Herald reporter based in HamiltonNikki.Preston@nzme.co.nz A serious cyber attack on the Waikato District Health Board's entire IT system, disrupting many of its services including emails and phone lines and forcing surgeries to be postponed, won't be fixed until the weekend. Read More Waikato DHB's whole IT service was sent into disarray yesterday morning leaving the health service along with ot...

Unprecedented growth across Waipā and Hamilton is being blamed for the commuter gridlock which sees traffic heading north into the city backed up as far as Tamahere most mornings. The daily logjam has prompted top-level talks on ways to ease traffic congestion between Cambridge and Hamilton, with a dedicated bus lane just south of the city on the cards. Christel Yardley/Stuff Amanda Till works as an event manager at the University of Waikato. She starts work just after 9am to avoid the heavy morning traffic between Cambridge and Hamilton. And even the prospect of a congestion charge isn�...