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Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Waikato Regional Council is proposing a shake-up of Hamilton’s bus network that would see more frequent buses on fewer routes, in a shift aimed at boosting public transport use across the city.
Under the plan, three key routes, Orbiter, Comet and Meteor, along with a new Rototuna line, would … View moreWaikato Regional Council is proposing a shake-up of Hamilton’s bus network that would see more frequent buses on fewer routes, in a shift aimed at boosting public transport use across the city.
Under the plan, three key routes, Orbiter, Comet and Meteor, along with a new Rototuna line, would operate as high-frequency services with buses running every 15 minutes from 7am to 10pm, and every 30 minutes outside those hours, from 6am to midnight, seven days a week including public holidays.
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The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
Jaffas, iconic orange-coated chocolate lollies that have been around since 1931, will soon be leaving our shelves.
We want to know: Will you miss them?
Also, in the spirit of Throwback Thursday, what other iconic brands are still lodged in your memory?
(We can confirm that a number of the … View moreJaffas, iconic orange-coated chocolate lollies that have been around since 1931, will soon be leaving our shelves.
We want to know: Will you miss them?
Also, in the spirit of Throwback Thursday, what other iconic brands are still lodged in your memory?
(We can confirm that a number of the Neighbourly team will be heading out to stock up our lolly jars before Jaffas disappear!)
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John from Enderley
HamCram is a weekend course to obtain an Amateur Radio Operating license, run by the Radio Electronics Group(Inc.). This course gives basic instruction in radio & electronics aimed at the Amateur Radio Exam and will conclude in an opportunity to take the exam and gain an Radio Operator’s … View moreHamCram is a weekend course to obtain an Amateur Radio Operating license, run by the Radio Electronics Group(Inc.). This course gives basic instruction in radio & electronics aimed at the Amateur Radio Exam and will conclude in an opportunity to take the exam and gain an Radio Operator’s Certificate of Competency. Y
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Amateur radio, also known as “ham radio”, is a hobby about experimenting and communicating using not only radio, but a range of technologies including satellites, the internet and even beams of light!
In New Zealand hams are licensed by the Radio Radio Spectrum Management (RSM). Once licensed, an amateur can operate two-way radio equipment from home, from vehicles and from anywhere in New Zealand and in many cases when overseas too.
Bands of radio frequencies have been set aside for amateur radio use and they allow hams to communicate across town or around the world. The scope and possibilities are endless from sending TV pictures and operating through amateur radio satellites to just having a quiet chat with friends at a distance.
The Team from Momentum Waikato
We’ve come a long way—but there’s still work to do.
This isn’t a gala. It’s a gathering. A rally cry. A night for the women who keep showing up - for themselves, for each other, and for the generations coming next.
Charlotte Twigg is a powerhouse. She brings truth, fire, … View moreWe’ve come a long way—but there’s still work to do.
This isn’t a gala. It’s a gathering. A rally cry. A night for the women who keep showing up - for themselves, for each other, and for the generations coming next.
Charlotte Twigg is a powerhouse. She brings truth, fire, fatigue—and hope.
She’ll speak to what it means to lead, to rise, to rest, and to keep going anyway.
We won’t pretend everything’s fine. But we will remind each other: this work, while unfinished, is already changing the world.
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Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
The Waikato River is running high and several river paths in Hamilton have been closed as a result, the city council has advised.
There are also warnings of anticipated heavy rain in the region later this week and calls for people in flood-prone areas to be watchful and review emergency plans.
… View moreThe Waikato River is running high and several river paths in Hamilton have been closed as a result, the city council has advised.
There are also warnings of anticipated heavy rain in the region later this week and calls for people in flood-prone areas to be watchful and review emergency plans.
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Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
It was the end of an era, and the end of employment for more than 150 Kinleith Mill workers after New Zealand’s last paper making machine was shut down for good on Monday.
One worker told the Waikato Times that while the news had taken six months to sink in, it was still … View moreIt was the end of an era, and the end of employment for more than 150 Kinleith Mill workers after New Zealand’s last paper making machine was shut down for good on Monday.
One worker told the Waikato Times that while the news had taken six months to sink in, it was still an emotional day for many workers, some who had been there for more than 40 years.
What are your thoughts on the mill stopping paper production? Tell us in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Hamilton motels once used for emergency housing are still grappling with “significant wear and tear, tenant-related damage, and reputational issues”, according to newly released liquidation reports.
The Waikato Times has obtained documents from KPMG, detailing the downfall of Hamilton … View moreHamilton motels once used for emergency housing are still grappling with “significant wear and tear, tenant-related damage, and reputational issues”, according to newly released liquidation reports.
The Waikato Times has obtained documents from KPMG, detailing the downfall of Hamilton Accommodation Ltd and its network of 15 properties, including Abbey Motel Hamilton Ltd, Te Rapa Motor Inn Ltd, and Hamilton Motel Ltd.
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Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
Less than a third of Hamiltonians are picking the leaders who make huge decisions for the city and its residents - and the council boss wants that to change.
“It’s too crucial to leave to too few,” said city council chief executive Lance Vervoort, as the council grapples with rapid growth … View moreLess than a third of Hamiltonians are picking the leaders who make huge decisions for the city and its residents - and the council boss wants that to change.
“It’s too crucial to leave to too few,” said city council chief executive Lance Vervoort, as the council grapples with rapid growth and financial challenges, issuing a 15.5% rates rise.
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Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Thousands of minor crimes - fraud, petty theft, even low-level assaults - will likely never be investigated in New Zealand, let alone solved. And Kiwis should brace for that, a police advocate says.
The comments come after the Waikato Times revealed … View moreThousands of minor crimes - fraud, petty theft, even low-level assaults - will likely never be investigated in New Zealand, let alone solved. And Kiwis should brace for that, a police advocate says.
The comments come after the Waikato Times revealed a scammed elderly couple’s case was filed away without follow-up, despite them proving CCTV imagery of the alleged crim and witnesses to the scam.
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
A Te Aroha landlord in a battle with the council says evicting a tenant from his commercial building would be a death sentence.
Andrew Bydder - a Hamilton city councillor - says he and his family won’t put the man on the street.
Matamata-Piako District Council, however, is … View moreA Te Aroha landlord in a battle with the council says evicting a tenant from his commercial building would be a death sentence.
Andrew Bydder - a Hamilton city councillor - says he and his family won’t put the man on the street.
Matamata-Piako District Council, however, is pushing ahead with Environment Court action, and the mayor says she’d be concerned if a relative was living in similar conditions.
What are your thoughts on people living in commercial buildings? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
Waikato travel agents are busier than ever driving a remarkable resurgence for an industry once brought to its knees by the pandemic.
“We’re sitting very high in the amount of bookings we take a month. The amount of phone calls we take a day are pretty big,” says Richard Brewer, owner of … View moreWaikato travel agents are busier than ever driving a remarkable resurgence for an industry once brought to its knees by the pandemic.
“We’re sitting very high in the amount of bookings we take a month. The amount of phone calls we take a day are pretty big,” says Richard Brewer, owner of Team Brewer Travel in Hamilton.
Do you use a travel agent when you go on a trip? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
The 74th Hamilton Cat Club show at Tamahere on Sunday attracted over 160 cats.
More than 20 breeds from Maine Coon to orientals, ragdolls, domestic and companion cat were judged by national and international judges.
Do you enjoy a cat show? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if … View moreThe 74th Hamilton Cat Club show at Tamahere on Sunday attracted over 160 cats.
More than 20 breeds from Maine Coon to orientals, ragdolls, domestic and companion cat were judged by national and international judges.
Do you enjoy a cat show? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
A severe weather system is making its way across the upper North Island today, with Waikato firmly in its path.
MetService meteorologist Katie Hillyer says residents should brace for increasingly persistent and intense rain throughout Thursday, with a moderate risk of severe thunderstorms and … View moreA severe weather system is making its way across the upper North Island today, with Waikato firmly in its path.
MetService meteorologist Katie Hillyer says residents should brace for increasingly persistent and intense rain throughout Thursday, with a moderate risk of severe thunderstorms and dangerous downpours.
How's the weather where you are? Tell us - and share your photos and videos - in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
Police have used new Gang Conflict Warrants only a couple of handful of times.
But Police Minister Mark Mitchell he believes the powers - which were invoked in Waikato after a new Years eve killing - are working.
Do you think these special powers are working? Tell us your reasons in the … View morePolice have used new Gang Conflict Warrants only a couple of handful of times.
But Police Minister Mark Mitchell he believes the powers - which were invoked in Waikato after a new Years eve killing - are working.
Do you think these special powers are working? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
The Te Akau farmer who was crowned the top young farmer in the country was worried he’d stuffed things up on his second crack at the title.
Twenty six-year-old Hugh Jackson was named FMG New Zealand Young Farmer of the Year in Invercargill on Saturday night.
Have you ever watched a Young … View moreThe Te Akau farmer who was crowned the top young farmer in the country was worried he’d stuffed things up on his second crack at the title.
Twenty six-year-old Hugh Jackson was named FMG New Zealand Young Farmer of the Year in Invercargill on Saturday night.
Have you ever watched a Young Farmer of the Year competition? Tell us more in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
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