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Have you heard about the changes to Fieldays? The event is going online for 2020. What do you think of the move?
Fieldays exhibitors are being asked to exchange their physical site, for a digital one, as organiser…
Hamilton City Council has outlined changes to how the city will operate in a revised plan following the Government’s announcement that New Zealand will move to Alert Level 3 from 11.59pm on Monday 27 April.
Fieldays exhibitors are being asked to exchange their physical site, for a digital one, as organiser…
Following on from yesterday's tiny house story, here's single mum Shaye sharing her experience in isolation
David Nordell looks excited as the doors roll up on his Waikato work shed revealing a 1923 Bentley. …
‘In these times of uncertainty, we’re inviting you to invest in something strong and permanent, something concrete…'
Help The Meteor Theatre cement their place in Hamilton and continue to operate as a space for the community to share creative experiences. BUY A BRICK for their Victoria… View more‘In these times of uncertainty, we’re inviting you to invest in something strong and permanent, something concrete…'
Help The Meteor Theatre cement their place in Hamilton and continue to operate as a space for the community to share creative experiences. BUY A BRICK for their Victoria Street wall and have your name or a short personal message engraved in Hamilton history whilst donating to the theatre you know and love! Your donation will help ensure that they can reopen the theatre to the public post lock-down and help the arts thrive in our city.
Send them some love and support by visiting nz.patronbase.com... to BUY A BRICK. You can even get $30 off by using the DISCOUNT CODE BR30 at the checkout of your online purchase.
'We’re counting on you to help us keep The Meteor in Orbit.'
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Tiny house builders have had a surge in interest during the lockdown, some from families that are 'herding'
Hey neighbours, Waikato DHB needs to test more people for COVID-19 to protect our community. The DHB has set up a number of Community Based Assessment Centres (CBACs) throughout the Waikato, to assess and test people.
You can help Waikato beat COVID 19. If you have any of the following symptoms … View moreHey neighbours, Waikato DHB needs to test more people for COVID-19 to protect our community. The DHB has set up a number of Community Based Assessment Centres (CBACs) throughout the Waikato, to assess and test people.
You can help Waikato beat COVID 19. If you have any of the following symptoms - a cough, a high temperature, shortness of breath, a sore throat, sneezing, a runny nose, or a temporary loss of smell - get to your local Waikato CBAC to be assessed.
They are open every day - no bookings or referrals needed. It is safe to travel here during lockdown.
Find your nearest CBAC now at: www.waikatodhb.health.nz/cbac
Builders are being asked to accept tough new health and safety rules which stop short of requiring e…
• The Total Fire Ban has been lifted. All the Waikato region is now in Open Fire Season except for the Thames/Coromandel district which in in a Restricted Fire Season.
• The Open Fire Season now in place means that you can light fires in the open as long as they are safe and will not … View more• The Total Fire Ban has been lifted. All the Waikato region is now in Open Fire Season except for the Thames/Coromandel district which in in a Restricted Fire Season.
• The Open Fire Season now in place means that you can light fires in the open as long as they are safe and will not get out of control.
• However, Fire & Emergency NZ (Waikato) asks that you delay lighting non-essential fires until after we reach Level 2 of the current lockdown. This will avoid putting staff and volunteers at unnecessary risk of Covid-19 infection.
• If your fire will be large and may attract public attention with consequent 111 calls, please first inform the Fire Communication Centre ph. 09 486 7948 to reduce unnecessary Fire Brigade callouts.
• The Thames Coromandel District has been moved to a Restricted Fire Season, meaning that Fire Permits are required there before lighting outdoor fires.
• For more information, contact Paul Shaw, Principal Rural Fire Officer – Waikato Rural ph.: 027 284 8636 paul.shaw@fireandemergency.nz
Masters Avenue dairy (58 Masters Avenue, Hillcrest, Hamilton) has flour, self-raising flour, yeast, baking soda and baking powder. In case you can't find it anywhere else, we have plenty of stock!
Hi neighbours, new measures for builders outlined in a Covid-19 control plan will slow down already delayed building projects. Do you have a building project on hold at the moment?
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