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Members of the public are being urged to black out their vehicle number plates when advertising them for sale online.
There have been recent reports of number plate identification theft which has led to innocent vehicle owners accumulating parking fines, speeding tickets and reports of petrol … View moreMembers of the public are being urged to black out their vehicle number plates when advertising them for sale online.
There have been recent reports of number plate identification theft which has led to innocent vehicle owners accumulating parking fines, speeding tickets and reports of petrol drive-offs which have been made by offenders in stolen vehicles using the stolen number plates.
People are encouraged to report any suspicious activity around this through our 105 service.
Transform a plain deck or balcony into a bright, cheerful space with your favourite Resene colour to enjoy looking out onto during the gloomier months. Find out how you can refresh your deck with these easy step by step instructions.
We've now made it easy and free to create a legal Will, and to leave a bequest in it to your favourite local causes, ALL YEAR ROUND!
Rather than waiting until the annual Wills Month in September, which previously was the only time of year we were able to make this offer, our website now has… View moreWe've now made it easy and free to create a legal Will, and to leave a bequest in it to your favourite local causes, ALL YEAR ROUND!
Rather than waiting until the annual Wills Month in September, which previously was the only time of year we were able to make this offer, our website now has a Will Writing page linking to our Gathered Here Will-making tool.
Jojo Moyes is brand new ,other book good condition but has a crease right hand corner on cover ,pick up only Hamilton east listed elsewhere ,$5 each book
A speed limit drop from 80kph to 60kph for a controversial and key section of Wairere Dr near The Base looks set for sign-off at Wednesday’s city council meeting.
If okayed by councillors and then subsequently approved by the NZ Transport Agency, the move will end what’s been an ongoing … View moreA speed limit drop from 80kph to 60kph for a controversial and key section of Wairere Dr near The Base looks set for sign-off at Wednesday’s city council meeting.
If okayed by councillors and then subsequently approved by the NZ Transport Agency, the move will end what’s been an ongoing controversy over the limit reduction.
Are you following the progress of the Te Rapa supermarket development? Tell us your thoughts in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
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Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime 18-night Panama Canal cruise and save up to $4,000 per couple! Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of this iconic waterway, paired with unforgettable hotel stays in the vibrant cities of New York and Los Angeles. Plus, enjoy a complimentary upgrade from an … View moreEmbark on a once-in-a-lifetime 18-night Panama Canal cruise and save up to $4,000 per couple! Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of this iconic waterway, paired with unforgettable hotel stays in the vibrant cities of New York and Los Angeles. Plus, enjoy a complimentary upgrade from an Interior to an Oceanview cabin.
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Make what you like, in a group. Wednesday mornings starting 7 May, 2025 for 8 weeks. Or Thursday evenings starting 8 May, 2025 for 8 weeks.
Good company, sewing machines supplied, donated fabric, yarn and equipment on site.
Beginner, intermediate, or looking for some advanced fun? Each week, … View moreMake what you like, in a group. Wednesday mornings starting 7 May, 2025 for 8 weeks. Or Thursday evenings starting 8 May, 2025 for 8 weeks.
Good company, sewing machines supplied, donated fabric, yarn and equipment on site.
Beginner, intermediate, or looking for some advanced fun? Each week, Amanda and the group will offer strategies, tips, tricks, homemade cake and a hot drink. Join us at Waimarie and register now: email Jillian admin@waimarie.org.
Waimarie Hamilton East Community House, 53 Wellington St,
Hamilton East. 07 858 3453.
As speed limits go back up around the country, a worried mum’s had a victory after spotting an NZ Transport Agency mistake.
Anna Palmer was struggling to sleep after hearing SH3 through Rukuhia Village would go up to 100kph. She feared serious crashes involving locals she knew.
Have you had… View moreAs speed limits go back up around the country, a worried mum’s had a victory after spotting an NZ Transport Agency mistake.
Anna Palmer was struggling to sleep after hearing SH3 through Rukuhia Village would go up to 100kph. She feared serious crashes involving locals she knew.
Have you had any speed limit changes near you? Tell us in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Tagbusters have performed an Anzac Day miracle restoring the Nga Uri o Hinetuparimaunga sculpture at the Hamilton Gardens entrance to its former glory.
Two Tagbusters’ technicians toiled for two hours on Saturday removing spray paint defacing and desecrating the prominent Nga Uri o … View moreTagbusters have performed an Anzac Day miracle restoring the Nga Uri o Hinetuparimaunga sculpture at the Hamilton Gardens entrance to its former glory.
Two Tagbusters’ technicians toiled for two hours on Saturday removing spray paint defacing and desecrating the prominent Nga Uri o Hinetuparimaunga sculpture at the entrance to Hamilton Gardens.
Were you surprised to see this cleaned off the next day? Tell us your thoughts in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
A string of anti-social incidents in Hamilton, including public defecation, washing in the fountains and drug use, has prompted the city council to look at sharpening its bylaws.
It’s the latest recommendation for tackling a problem which has caused significant concern amongst the likes of … View moreA string of anti-social incidents in Hamilton, including public defecation, washing in the fountains and drug use, has prompted the city council to look at sharpening its bylaws.
It’s the latest recommendation for tackling a problem which has caused significant concern amongst the likes of councillors, retail businesses and members of the public, denting confidence in the CBD.
Do you think bylaw changes will help? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
There have been hundreds of brilliant entries from around New Zealand for local businesses; but have we received yours yet?
Make sure you share a few words about your favourite local to give them a chance to be this year's Prospa Local Business Hero because it's the LAST WEEK TO … View moreThere have been hundreds of brilliant entries from around New Zealand for local businesses; but have we received yours yet?
Make sure you share a few words about your favourite local to give them a chance to be this year's Prospa Local Business Hero because it's the LAST WEEK TO NOMINATE! It'll only take you a couple of minutes and they could win a prize package worth over $30,000! And you could win great prizes too.
Nominate a business making an impact in your community now.
A celebrated piece of New Zealand architecture is up for sale.
Perched along the Waikato River, the striking black timber-clad home at 138A Great South Road, Taupiri, designed and owned by architect Daniel Smith of Edwards White, is on the market
There was a well-known Waikato face in the lineup when Arc en Ciel played in Tamahere on Sunday, as a fundraiser for Kids in Need Waikato.
See photos from the Cambridge dawn service here.
Did you get to an Anzac Day service this year? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
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