Leamington, Cambridge

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Have a browse...

Check out what your neighbours are selling (or giving away!) here.

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518 days ago

JUNIOR TRACK WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FUNDRAISER - 'WE'VE GOT YOUR BACK' T-SHIRT

Helena from Cambridge

Our son Alex Schuler, has been selected to represent NZ at the Junior Track World Championships in China this August, this is completely self funded and he has been doing all sorts of fundraising to get himself there. Currently he has a T-shirt fundraiser - $100 gets your name or business name on … View moreOur son Alex Schuler, has been selected to represent NZ at the Junior Track World Championships in China this August, this is completely self funded and he has been doing all sorts of fundraising to get himself there. Currently he has a T-shirt fundraiser - $100 gets your name or business name on the back of his T-shirt. He will be wearing the T-shirt to competitions, trainings, Junior World Camps and when travelling to China plus around the local area before and after the champs. We need to get screen printing done in the next week or so and are reaching out to see if there is anyone else who would like to support him. Acc. details are on the flyer. Any other donations can be made to the account but please put T-shirt and a contact No. if you want your name on his back. Please feel free to message me (mum) with any questions. Any support would be greatly appreciated!

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519 days ago

Microphone

Peter from Tamahere

Usb microphone.

Price: $20

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519 days ago

Spice up your winter

The Team from Patrick Hogan Village

When it’s cold outside, there's nothing quite like being inside the cosy warmth of a kitchen infused with the aroma of spices. But did you know that beyond their aromatic allure, these spices harbour a treasure trove of health benefits?

From the fiery kick of chilli to the sweet warmth of… View more
When it’s cold outside, there's nothing quite like being inside the cosy warmth of a kitchen infused with the aroma of spices. But did you know that beyond their aromatic allure, these spices harbour a treasure trove of health benefits?

From the fiery kick of chilli to the sweet warmth of cinnamon, each spice brings not only flavour but also a host of nutrients and healing properties to our winter dishes. So, whether you're sipping on mulled wine, indulging in gingerbread, or savouring a hearty stew, every bite promises to not just please your palate but also contribute to your overall wellbeing.

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520 days ago

Plywood pegboard

Resene National Head Office

Easily change the height and layout of the shelves any time as your plants grow or the items you want to showcase change with this handy pegboard finished in Resene Colorwood Whitewash.

Find out how to create your own with these easy step by step instructions.
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520 days ago

Beanies and Headbands

Christina from Leamington

New, end of range, packets of different sizes. All reduce to clear at
$10.00 Phone 021 0880 8568

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520 days ago

Packets of 3 knitted beanies

Christina from Leamington

Knitted hats in packets of 4 (sometimes 4 as end of range). Good gift, good value.

Price: $10

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520 days ago

Packet of 3 knitted beamies

Christina from Leamington

Knitted beanies plus headband put into packet of 3 (sometimes 4 as end of range).

Price: $10

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520 days ago

Baby hats and headbands - ideal gift

Christina from Leamington

Knitted baby hats and headbands, sold as packets of 4 (or maybe 5, as now end of range).

Price: $10

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521 days ago

Poll: Do you think central government should help Maungatautari?

Libby Totton Reporter from Cambridge Edition

The country’s flagship mainland ecological island project has only two months to find half a million dollars before cutting back its vital conservation work or letting staff go.

The future for Maungatautari Sanctuary Mountain looks increasingly uncertain, with Jobs for Nature funding ending … View more
The country’s flagship mainland ecological island project has only two months to find half a million dollars before cutting back its vital conservation work or letting staff go.

The future for Maungatautari Sanctuary Mountain looks increasingly uncertain, with Jobs for Nature funding ending this month, a $150,000 overdraft, and requests for additional support from the Department of Conservation being so far unsuccessful.


“We need central government to come to the table," manager Helen Hughes says.

Do you think central government should step in to help? Tell us about your reasons (and include NFP if you don't want your comments used in print).

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Do you think central government should help Maungatautari?
  • 83.3% Yes
    83.3% Complete
  • 16.7% Maybe
    16.7% Complete
  • 0% No
    0% Complete
  • 0% Not sure
    0% Complete
6 votes
521 days ago

Celebrate the month of Matariki with Kiwi!

Trish Seddon from Te Awamutu Museum

Great news for all our existing and new Tui & Tama's Kids Club members! We are launching another 6 month activity booklet ready for the school holidays!

Each month starting July until December 2024, one of our Tui & Tama friends will introduce new activities. All you have to do is … View more
Great news for all our existing and new Tui & Tama's Kids Club members! We are launching another 6 month activity booklet ready for the school holidays!

Each month starting July until December 2024, one of our Tui & Tama friends will introduce new activities. All you have to do is come on in, complete the activities and receive your special sticker in the new 6 month booklet.

Keep your booklet and bring it in every time you visit and complete each months activities!

If you receive all 6 stickers you will be in the draw for another awesome experience!

This July we're celebrating Matariki with Kiwi!
Come on in and grab your Kiwi Activity book today!

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521 days ago

Medieval quest seeks donations for latest time travel experience

The Team from Momentum Waikato

Hamilton Gardens enthusiasts now have the opportunity to support the completion of its Medieval Garden, the next new time-travel experience at the city’s premier visitor attraction.

A fundraising campaign to raise $300,000 needed to complete the new themed space has been launched by Momentum … View more
Hamilton Gardens enthusiasts now have the opportunity to support the completion of its Medieval Garden, the next new time-travel experience at the city’s premier visitor attraction.

A fundraising campaign to raise $300,000 needed to complete the new themed space has been launched by Momentum Waikato, the region’s community foundation.

The design of the Medieval Garden will be based on the ruins of the St John of the Hermits Monastery in Sicily, made up of a ‘Cloister Garth’ for prayer and meditation and an ‘Apothecary Garden’ for growing medicinal herbs and healing plants.

Peter Sergel, the founding director and visionary designer of Hamilton Gardens, says each of its existing and planned gardens represents a major transformation point in history, with the Medieval Garden representing the spread of Christianity.

“Three particular aspects will be reflected in the Medieval Garden, one is the piety, study and prayer, second was protection and looking after strangers, and the third was superstition, particularly around geometry and maths and numbers.”

“The Medieval world has inspired all sorts of fiction, including science fiction films, because it was a strange brutal world with all sorts of magic and mystery,” says Sergel.

The monastery spaces of the Medieval Garden will ultimately be one of four gardens on site reflecting the philosophies of the world’s major religions, the others being Islam via the Indian Char Bagh Garden, Buddhism via the Japanese Garden, and Hinduism via the planned Vedic Garden.

522 days ago

Fallout from ‘abusive’ Bydder submission grows

Libby Totton Reporter from Cambridge Edition

Two dozen code of conduct complaints - an apparent record - have been made to Hamilton City Council over a profanity-laden submission from one of its councillors to Waipā District Council.

The city council late on Monday confirmed 24 code of conduct complaints about councillor Andrew Bydder’s… View more
Two dozen code of conduct complaints - an apparent record - have been made to Hamilton City Council over a profanity-laden submission from one of its councillors to Waipā District Council.

The city council late on Monday confirmed 24 code of conduct complaints about councillor Andrew Bydder’s submission - he says as a private citizen - over constructing a third bridge in Cambridge.

The complainants include mayor Paula Southgate.

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522 days ago

Fraser ACE Term 3 Starting Soon

The Team from Fraser ACE Adult Community Education

Fraser ACE is excited to announce that Term 3 classes will begin on 29th July!

This term offers a diverse range of courses designed to cater to various interests. Whether you're looking to advance your career, pick up a new hobby, or expand your knowledge, Fraser ACE has something for … View more
Fraser ACE is excited to announce that Term 3 classes will begin on 29th July!

This term offers a diverse range of courses designed to cater to various interests. Whether you're looking to advance your career, pick up a new hobby, or expand your knowledge, Fraser ACE has something for everyone. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from experienced instructors in a supportive and engaging environment.

Enroll now to secure your spot and embark on a new educational journey this July. For more information and to register, visit Fraser ACE, phone 07 846 8624 or email us on comed@fraser.school.nz
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522 days ago

Last chance to share your Bright Spot...

Resene

From stunning sunsets to quirky murals - we're loving seeing the beautiful photos that members are sharing across the country. These local Bright Spots add a little colour and brighten the day.

Our Bright Spots campaign closes on Sunday, 15 July so time is running out to share yours. With … View more
From stunning sunsets to quirky murals - we're loving seeing the beautiful photos that members are sharing across the country. These local Bright Spots add a little colour and brighten the day.

Our Bright Spots campaign closes on Sunday, 15 July so time is running out to share yours. With 10 prizes of $250 Resene ColorShop vouchers and $250 Prezzy® cards up for grabs, do take a moment and share this happy place with us.

Enter your local Bright Spots pics here today and be in to *WIN*.
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