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Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Once one of the most controversial and hotly-contested issues in Hamilton, residential water meters are now all but a fait accompli for the city.
Hamilton City Council staff will soon roll out a pilot programme involving about 200 homes in Hamilton East.
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
At 22, Jarrod Young’s world shrank to a dark bedroom.
The room stayed silent, conversations were exhausting, even trips to the bathroom felt a stretch.
In the lead up to this, amateur footballer Young had been riding a streak of 10 concussions over five years, most of which had gone … View moreAt 22, Jarrod Young’s world shrank to a dark bedroom.
The room stayed silent, conversations were exhausting, even trips to the bathroom felt a stretch.
In the lead up to this, amateur footballer Young had been riding a streak of 10 concussions over five years, most of which had gone unreported.
Have you ever dealt with concussion? Tell us more in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
The Team from Patrick Hogan Village
The beauty of this delicious pasta recipe is its simplicity, says Ryman Village Chef Bojan Sabo.
With accessible ingredients, straightforward preparation and super quick cooking time, it’s been a favourite of Bojan’s since his previous role as a chef in an Italian restaurant.
It was even … View moreThe beauty of this delicious pasta recipe is its simplicity, says Ryman Village Chef Bojan Sabo.
With accessible ingredients, straightforward preparation and super quick cooking time, it’s been a favourite of Bojan’s since his previous role as a chef in an Italian restaurant.
It was even selected as a standout dish in the 2022 Iconic Auckland Eats.
Click read more for the recipe.
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Andrew Bydder was stopped short of questioning a council employee about his knowledge of colostomy bags at an Environment Court hearing on Tuesday.
The Hamilton City Councillor was appearing in a private capacity to put forward a case for a tenant facing eviction in a Te Aroha building owned by … View moreAndrew Bydder was stopped short of questioning a council employee about his knowledge of colostomy bags at an Environment Court hearing on Tuesday.
The Hamilton City Councillor was appearing in a private capacity to put forward a case for a tenant facing eviction in a Te Aroha building owned by the Bydder family.
Richard from Cambridge
A feast of four-part harmony from the Waikato's best barbershop choruses and quartets. Mighty River Harmony is New Zealand's top men's chorus with strong vocals and powerful bass section. Manu Mātātahi is one of this country's leading mixed youth choruses with impressive, … View moreA feast of four-part harmony from the Waikato's best barbershop choruses and quartets. Mighty River Harmony is New Zealand's top men's chorus with strong vocals and powerful bass section. Manu Mātātahi is one of this country's leading mixed youth choruses with impressive, tight harmonies. The Waikato Rivertones women's chorus has won international praise for its spectacular performances. Quartets include gold medal winners The Usual Suspects along with Centreplace and Four Square.
Also on the programme are champion high school choruses - Heart Attack from Sacred Heart Girls' College, Espresso from Waikato Diocesan School for Girls, and Uptown Girls from Hamilton Girls High School, the top three Young Singers In Harmony choruses from our regional competition. And, if that isn't enough, their top two quartets, Dolcelatte and Tetris will also feature.
Come along and be impressed by very high quality vocal musicianship with a distinctive Waikato flair!
Robyn from Cambridge
Hi Neighbours. Does anyone have a surplus of grapefruit? Husband fancies Marmalade :)
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
A local fisherman is calling for the closure of a well-known fishing spot south of Raglan, warning the conditions at Papanui Point are too dangerous.
“It’s not worth a few snappers man,” said Dilshad Perwaisy, who regularly fishes at nearby Ruapuke Beach but avoids Papanui.
Do you think… View moreA local fisherman is calling for the closure of a well-known fishing spot south of Raglan, warning the conditions at Papanui Point are too dangerous.
“It’s not worth a few snappers man,” said Dilshad Perwaisy, who regularly fishes at nearby Ruapuke Beach but avoids Papanui.
Do you think Papanui Point should be closed? 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 coroner has urged the Government to make lifejackets compulsory for rock fishers after the deaths of three men who drowned at Papanui Point, one of New Zealand’s deadliest coastal blackspots.
But in a tragic irony, the official warning released on Wednesday came as rescuers searched for … View moreA coroner has urged the Government to make lifejackets compulsory for rock fishers after the deaths of three men who drowned at Papanui Point, one of New Zealand’s deadliest coastal blackspots.
But in a tragic irony, the official warning released on Wednesday came as rescuers searched for another man who had since gone missing from the very same Waikato spot.
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
They may feel softer than toilet paper, but wet wipes are jamming things up at Hamilton’s wastewater treatment plant.
Every day, a tonne of wet wipes clog the city’s pipes and must be trucked from the city’s wastewater plant to landfill.
Do you flush wet wipes? (Hopefully not any more, … View moreThey may feel softer than toilet paper, but wet wipes are jamming things up at Hamilton’s wastewater treatment plant.
Every day, a tonne of wet wipes clog the city’s pipes and must be trucked from the city’s wastewater plant to landfill.
Do you flush wet wipes? (Hopefully not any more, after this article!) Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
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Choose from the widest range of Eco Choice approved… View moreGet $40 off Resene’s quality range of 10L paints, wood stains, primers and sealers with your Resene DIY card.
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Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
Day three of swimming school hit differently. The excitement and adrenaline I’d ridden through my first two classes were fading, replaced with the sobering reality: learning to swim as an adult is hard.
Three classes in, and while my instructor Ella keeps telling me, “You are doing so … View moreDay three of swimming school hit differently. The excitement and adrenaline I’d ridden through my first two classes were fading, replaced with the sobering reality: learning to swim as an adult is hard.
Three classes in, and while my instructor Ella keeps telling me, “You are doing so well,” the fact I still can’t swim, or that my limbs refuse to follow instructions, was starting to erode my confidence.
What skill have you learned as an adult? Tell us in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Amid the heartbreak of a tragic ATV accident, the Schick family has transformed grief into generosity, raising more than $325,000 for the emergency services that rushed to their aid.
Waipā District mayor Susan O’Regan described the family’s response as “remarkable,” saying it is rare … View moreAmid the heartbreak of a tragic ATV accident, the Schick family has transformed grief into generosity, raising more than $325,000 for the emergency services that rushed to their aid.
Waipā District mayor Susan O’Regan described the family’s response as “remarkable,” saying it is rare for anyone to find the strength to give back after such a personal loss.
Libby Totton Reporter from Cambridge Edition
Amid the heartbreak of a tragic ATV accident, the Schick family has transformed grief into generosity, raising more than $325,000 for the emergency services that rushed to their aid.
Waipā District mayor Susan O’Regan described the family’s response as “remarkable,” saying it is rare … View moreAmid the heartbreak of a tragic ATV accident, the Schick family has transformed grief into generosity, raising more than $325,000 for the emergency services that rushed to their aid.
Waipā District mayor Susan O’Regan described the family’s response as “remarkable,” saying it is rare for anyone to find the strength to give back after such a personal loss.
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
After more than 60 years on the rugby paddock and playing with more grandkids than he’s had injuries, Putaruru’s Jim Buckeridge has finally faced his last hurrah on the rugby field.
The 82-year-old put on the boots and knee pads on Saturday for Hamilton Old Boys in a ten-a-side tournament at… View moreAfter more than 60 years on the rugby paddock and playing with more grandkids than he’s had injuries, Putaruru’s Jim Buckeridge has finally faced his last hurrah on the rugby field.
The 82-year-old put on the boots and knee pads on Saturday for Hamilton Old Boys in a ten-a-side tournament at the Te Rapa Rugby and Sports Club.
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