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It might be time to pop some of your used items on Neighbourly Market to clear out that garage and make some pocket money too!
List any items on Neighbourly Market (for sale or for free) between now and Monday 26 May and be in to win one of three $100 Prezzy® cards.
It's pretty … View moreIt might be time to pop some of your used items on Neighbourly Market to clear out that garage and make some pocket money too!
List any items on Neighbourly Market (for sale or for free) between now and Monday 26 May and be in to win one of three $100 Prezzy® cards.
It's pretty straightforward, but instructions on how to list items are here
List an item now
The Team from Patrick Hogan Village
Kerry, a resident at Bert Sutcliffe Village is a lifelong curator of beautiful spaces which reflect a life rich in décor, experiences, and sunshine.
With over 30 years of experience in lecturing and interior design, she opened her vibrant apartment to us and shared some of her tips.
Click … View moreKerry, a resident at Bert Sutcliffe Village is a lifelong curator of beautiful spaces which reflect a life rich in décor, experiences, and sunshine.
With over 30 years of experience in lecturing and interior design, she opened her vibrant apartment to us and shared some of her tips.
Click read more to explore Kerry’s favourite styling tips and see how she’s brought colour, creativity, and joy into her apartment.
April from Karapiro - Maungatautari
Purchased 8/24. 2yr warranty passes to new owner. Selling as need/have purchased larger capacity drier due to additional household loading/approaching winter & damp Waikato !
Price: $750
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
The popular Boon Street Art Festival - which has helped enliven Hamilton’s urban landscape with colourful murals - is set to get its latest funding application to the city council declined.
However, it’s not clear exactly what this could mean for the festival’s future.
Do you get out to… View moreThe popular Boon Street Art Festival - which has helped enliven Hamilton’s urban landscape with colourful murals - is set to get its latest funding application to the city council declined.
However, it’s not clear exactly what this could mean for the festival’s future.
Do you get out to watch the artists during the festival? 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
People living in small towns across rural and coastal Waikato could be seeing better access to after hours and urgent healthcare “closer to home” in the future.
The Government announced on Sunday it’s investing $164 million over four years to improve urgent and after hours healthcare … View morePeople living in small towns across rural and coastal Waikato could be seeing better access to after hours and urgent healthcare “closer to home” in the future.
The Government announced on Sunday it’s investing $164 million over four years to improve urgent and after hours healthcare across rural and remote parts of the country as part of Budget 2025.
Is there after hours care in your area? Tell us more in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Hamilton has topped the country for emergency housing funding - even as a dramatic nationwide decline in grant numbers signals the end of an era.
The city received more than $3.1 million in emergency housing grants - nearly a third of the total $10.2 million allocated nationwide and the highest … View moreHamilton has topped the country for emergency housing funding - even as a dramatic nationwide decline in grant numbers signals the end of an era.
The city received more than $3.1 million in emergency housing grants - nearly a third of the total $10.2 million allocated nationwide and the highest allocation of any city, including Auckland.
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
Hamilton families say they’re looking to Morrinsville to buy their first home, because there’s more space, less crime, and more “bang for your buck”.
Morrinsville’s first home property market, particularly the under $700,000 category is “super busy” at the moment, with “lots of … View moreHamilton families say they’re looking to Morrinsville to buy their first home, because there’s more space, less crime, and more “bang for your buck”.
Morrinsville’s first home property market, particularly the under $700,000 category is “super busy” at the moment, with “lots of multi offers”, according to local real estate agents Nicki and Wayne Robb.
Do you know of other Waikato towns where first home buyers are looking? Tell us more in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
The answer is yes, it is illegal. And yet in New Zealand it's fairly common to see drivers hitting the road with their fog lights on when it's simply dark.
Those who have sat their written drivers test recently will be in the know, but be honest, did you know it was illegal?
157 replies (Members only)
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
City council staff want a 60kph speed limit to remain on a surface-flooding prone section of Cobham Dr despite a majority of the public wanting it to go back to 80kph.
The staff recommendation to an upcoming traffic, speed limit and road closure hearings panel covers the section of Cobham Dr … View moreCity council staff want a 60kph speed limit to remain on a surface-flooding prone section of Cobham Dr despite a majority of the public wanting it to go back to 80kph.
The staff recommendation to an upcoming traffic, speed limit and road closure hearings panel covers the section of Cobham Dr between Tristram St and Normandy Ave.
Do you want the 60kph speed limit to stay? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
Central city retailers back a call to return to two free hours of street parking in Hamilton’s CBD, saying it’ll be easier for customers to visit and boost foot traffic.
Mayoral race contender Tim Macindoe this week made a fresh push to revert to the system, saying there had been complaints … View moreCentral city retailers back a call to return to two free hours of street parking in Hamilton’s CBD, saying it’ll be easier for customers to visit and boost foot traffic.
Mayoral race contender Tim Macindoe this week made a fresh push to revert to the system, saying there had been complaints the current one-hour regime and heavier fines are scaring people away from the CBD.
What's your take on CBD parking rules? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Valerie from Matamata
Looking for another Soup Mate Pro as the little magnet with rubber stopper has broken on the lid part.
Have taken a photo of lid but hard to see.
Thanks in advance
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
City leaders have backed two new signalised pedestrian crossings near the busy shopping “Mecca” of Hamilton East and outside Southwell School in Claudelands.
But one councillor raised queries over projected costs of more than $1.5 million saying the price of crossings was “comparable to a … View moreCity leaders have backed two new signalised pedestrian crossings near the busy shopping “Mecca” of Hamilton East and outside Southwell School in Claudelands.
But one councillor raised queries over projected costs of more than $1.5 million saying the price of crossings was “comparable to a new house”.
What do you think of the pedestrian crossing plans? 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 Raglan father is calling for justice after a man harassed his teenage daughter on a bus, including asking her age and talking about “the legal age limit”.
Fred Ralaimihoatra later chased down the 26-year-old man - who revealed he’d been in and out of prison since 2016 - and watched him … View moreA Raglan father is calling for justice after a man harassed his teenage daughter on a bus, including asking her age and talking about “the legal age limit”.
Fred Ralaimihoatra later chased down the 26-year-old man - who revealed he’d been in and out of prison since 2016 - and watched him until the police arrived.
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EarthDiverse is pleased to announce the start of its Term 2 Hebrew courses, beginning Wednesday 21 May 2025. Two levels available. Check them out by clicking on the link below:
todd from EarthDiverse
EarthDiverse is pleased to announce the start of its Term 2 Hindi and Urdu courses, all beginning the week starting Monday 19 May 2025. Multiple levels and sessions to choose from during the week. Check these out by clicking on the links below:
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