Poll: Should Waikato have a medical school?
It's been pitched before - a bid for a medical school in our region was made by the University of Waikato and Waikato DHB in 2016.
The idea has been put on hold and brought back to life before.
Now a new dean of health at the university has renewed the push and has backing from a city councillor.
Do you think Waikato should have a medical school?
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91.9% Yes
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4.3% No
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3.2% Not sure
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0.5% Other - tell us what in the commments
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Have you been to Waitomo recently?
One of the region’s premier tourist locations is shaking off its long Covid hangover as a new caving experience opens near Waitomo promising local jobs, and a boost to visitor numbers after the pandemic decimated local businesses.
Co-owner and founder of The Waitomo Experience, John Heskett said pre-Covid there were more than five black water rafting operators working in the caves beneath Waitomo, but that number dropped down to just one.
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