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my parents are wanting to re new their vowels on may 6th does anyone know of one and how much.
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A plan to enhance Hamilton Zoo is now available for community feedback. Among the ideas included are overnight “glamping” experiences and more direct interactions between visitors and animals. The plan is not funded, and will need to be considered as part of Hamilton City Council’s 2018-2028 … View moreA plan to enhance Hamilton Zoo is now available for community feedback. Among the ideas included are overnight “glamping” experiences and more direct interactions between visitors and animals. The plan is not funded, and will need to be considered as part of Hamilton City Council’s 2018-2028 10-Year Plan. Visit: hamilton.govt.nz/zooplan. What are your thoughts? Do you want Hamilton Zoo to get a revamp? Vote in our poll and comment below! *Please write NFP if you do not want your comments published*
Do you have a neighbour who is just awesome, is the glue of your community, or makes a significant difference in the lives of you, your family and your neighbours. Nominate them for the neighbourhood champion and they get the chance of winning this framed photo from internationally renowned … View moreDo you have a neighbour who is just awesome, is the glue of your community, or makes a significant difference in the lives of you, your family and your neighbours. Nominate them for the neighbourhood champion and they get the chance of winning this framed photo from internationally renowned photographer Doug Pearson.
Email your nomination to kiaora@neighboursday.org.nz
We have two adorable 4 week old bunnies. Colours - black and ginger/cream. Mum is mini lop x jersey wool, Dad is pure mini lop. All thoroughly handled by children. Very happy to have you come and view.
I have a childs size life jacket, Marlin Brand still in wrapper.12-25kg
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Is anyone interested in taking over my gym membership? There is 4 months left of the contract at $14.50 per week. They do not offer this low rate to new members anymore. There is a one off payment for a 24/7 key of $49. The showers are great with private bathrooms. The gym equipment is great for … View moreIs anyone interested in taking over my gym membership? There is 4 months left of the contract at $14.50 per week. They do not offer this low rate to new members anymore. There is a one off payment for a 24/7 key of $49. The showers are great with private bathrooms. The gym equipment is great for people like me who are not so long limbed. Easily adjustable equipment to your height. Includes access to all Anytime Fitness Centres in Hamilton (Avalon Drive, City Centre & Rototuna) and all over NZ, handy when holidaying. If you have any questions you can email, txt or phone me on 021 0297 8004. When 4 month contract has ended you can cancel membership free of charge or carry on with the same payments.
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I have a mate goat. About 2years Good goat - big boy. Very friendly
Main centres around New Zealand are about to be taken over by dogs. Lots and lots of dogs. The aptl…
Don't panic parents, Neil Tolan has some tips to ensure your sanity over the school holidays. Any neighbours doing anything special with their children over this time? Please share!
Just to clarify: there are no water quality issues with Hamilton’s drinking water. We've had a couple of questions after it appears some people have got their wires crossed after reading media reports from around the country. Unfortunately it's easy for incorrect info to be shared … View moreJust to clarify: there are no water quality issues with Hamilton’s drinking water. We've had a couple of questions after it appears some people have got their wires crossed after reading media reports from around the country. Unfortunately it's easy for incorrect info to be shared around, which causes needless concern for people. If you have any queries about your water supply please call us on 838 6699.
Our Waters Unit Manager Maire Porter says we have shut down our Eastern Bulk Water Main as a precaution only as rising river levels may affect a repair being undertaken on the river bank immediately beside the main.
“We have shut down this main several times in recent weeks to protect the repair site. This is a prudent approach and residents can rest assured their water is fine.
“We are currently supplying the city through the Western Bulk Main only, which means there may be water pressure fluctuations and reduced water supply to parts of Hamilton, particularly elevated areas in the Hillcrest area in the next few days, but this has no effect on the quality of our water,” Mrs Porter says.
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It's the long weekend! If you're planning to enjoy a relaxing weekend at home with loved ones, why not whip up some French Toast with Bacon & Maple Syrup.
They are quick, easy and delicious! Serves up to 6 people, so feel free to invite your family or neighbours over for brunch. … View moreIt's the long weekend! If you're planning to enjoy a relaxing weekend at home with loved ones, why not whip up some French Toast with Bacon & Maple Syrup.
They are quick, easy and delicious! Serves up to 6 people, so feel free to invite your family or neighbours over for brunch. Alternatively, serve with fresh fruit and with your favourite hot drink.
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Waikato District Council has adopted the Easter Trading Policy 2017, meaning all retail shops in the Waikato district will be able to open on Easter Sunday this year. Whether they do open or not is up to the business owner.
Council carried out extensive community consultation to find out what … View moreWaikato District Council has adopted the Easter Trading Policy 2017, meaning all retail shops in the Waikato district will be able to open on Easter Sunday this year. Whether they do open or not is up to the business owner.
Council carried out extensive community consultation to find out what people wanted. During the consultation period, from 14 December to 7 February, 1268 submissions were received with 51% (656) in favour of shops being able to open. The majority opposed to the policy cited religious reasons, preserving our community culture or to make sure workers had a break.
Councillors acknowledged that the submissions were very evenly split. The views of those opposing the policy were discussed in detail as well as the benefits of giving shop owners the choice to open.
The policy will ensure that individual business owners can make their own choice as well as ensuring a consistent approach across the district.
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