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49 days ago

Tuesday Watercolour Class

Arts for Health from Arts for Health Community Trust

Discover the beauty of watercolour painting in a relaxed, supportive watercolour class designed for all skill levels. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your technique, these sessions will guide you through the fundamentals of watercolour, from blending colours to creating… View moreDiscover the beauty of watercolour painting in a relaxed, supportive watercolour class designed for all skill levels. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your technique, these sessions will guide you through the fundamentals of watercolour, from blending colours to creating stunning effects.

Perfect for anyone who wants to explore their creativity, build confidence, and enjoy the calming process of painting. Experience the achievement of creating something unique while unwinding in a peaceful, welcoming space. This is a small class of 8 people only to allow plenty of tutor access.

Starting Tuesday 7th October - 25th November
9.30am - 11.30am, 8 weeks , $185
Tutor - Jennifer Park

Book at www.artsforhealth.co.nz...

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49 days ago

Flood damage in King Country set to cost millions

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

Repair costs for flood damage across the Waitomo district is likely to cost millions, the council says.

It comes after King Country was battered by heavy rain, with some areas getting a month’s worth of rain in two days.

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50 days ago

Have you ever had things go wrong in the water?

Libby Reporter from Waikato Local

Six years after a split-second decision left him paralysed, Aseri Bese shares his story — and his warning — for every young Kiwi who thinks the water is safe.

This story is part of a Stuff and Water Safety New Zealand campaign to raise funds to get thousands of kids safe swimming lessons -… View more
Six years after a split-second decision left him paralysed, Aseri Bese shares his story — and his warning — for every young Kiwi who thinks the water is safe.

This story is part of a Stuff and Water Safety New Zealand campaign to raise funds to get thousands of kids safe swimming lessons - and save lives. You can donate here.

Have you ever had things go wrong in the water? Tell us more in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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54 days ago

Poll: 🎃 Which New Zealand creature/theme would make the best Halloween outfit?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

We are almost half-way through October and Halloween is creeping up on us! (It’s easy to miss — Christmas decorations seem to be popping up earlier every year!)

The Neighbourly team was having a bit of fun and got to wondering about New Zealand-inspired outfits! 🦇

💬 Bonus … View more
We are almost half-way through October and Halloween is creeping up on us! (It’s easy to miss — Christmas decorations seem to be popping up earlier every year!)

The Neighbourly team was having a bit of fun and got to wondering about New Zealand-inspired outfits! 🦇

💬 Bonus question: What is the best kind of costume? Funny, scary, DIY, or pop culture themed?

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🎃 Which New Zealand creature/theme would make the best Halloween outfit?
  • 13.9% Vladislav, from 'What We Do in the Shadows'
    13.9% Complete
  • 12.3% Moa-zombie
    12.3% Complete
  • 35.6% Possessed sheep
    35.6% Complete
  • 38.2% A half-eaten chocolate fish
    38.2% Complete
382 votes
50 days ago

Developers to new mayor: Show us ‘proof’ Hamilton is open for business

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

Hamilton’s development community is cautiously optimistic about new mayor Tim Macindoe’s promises to make the city easier to do business in — but say they want proof, not platitudes.

After years of red tape, sewer shortages and rising development costs, several of the city’s most active … View more
Hamilton’s development community is cautiously optimistic about new mayor Tim Macindoe’s promises to make the city easier to do business in — but say they want proof, not platitudes.

After years of red tape, sewer shortages and rising development costs, several of the city’s most active developers say they’ve heard it all before.

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50 days ago

Think beyond walls with creative wallpaper ideas

The Team from Resene ColorShop Hamilton

With a little imagination, one roll of Resene wallpaper can add touches of colour and design throughout your home, from artworks to table runners or to refresh furniture or the inside of your drawers. It’s an easy way to get started and grow in confidence using wallpaper, then expand to bigger … View moreWith a little imagination, one roll of Resene wallpaper can add touches of colour and design throughout your home, from artworks to table runners or to refresh furniture or the inside of your drawers. It’s an easy way to get started and grow in confidence using wallpaper, then expand to bigger features and rooms. Find out how to use wallpaper in your projects with these easy step by step instructions.

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50 days ago

‘The ultimate connector’: Waikato leaders salute Jim Bolger

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

To most New Zealanders he was a prime minister - but for many in the Waikato region, Jim Bolger was best known as the prime mover for a new era of racial reconciliation.

Bolger, who died on Wednesday at the age of 90, was the country’s leader at the time of the formation and signing of the … View more
To most New Zealanders he was a prime minister - but for many in the Waikato region, Jim Bolger was best known as the prime mover for a new era of racial reconciliation.

Bolger, who died on Wednesday at the age of 90, was the country’s leader at the time of the formation and signing of the landmark Waikato-Tainui Raupatu agreement in 1995, in which the Crown formally acknowledged the wrongful confiscation of 1.2 million acres of Waikato land, with a Treaty settlement of $170 million.

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51 days ago

Scam Alert: Refund requests targeting small businesses

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Westpac has reported a new scam targeting businesses.

Scammers are reportedly messaging businesses with screenshots of bank statements that appear to show two identical payments to the business, and asking to be refunded for the falsified duplicate payment.

Businesses should double-check any… View more
Westpac has reported a new scam targeting businesses.

Scammers are reportedly messaging businesses with screenshots of bank statements that appear to show two identical payments to the business, and asking to be refunded for the falsified duplicate payment.

Businesses should double-check any payment details before responding to queries or processing refunds for customers.

If you receive suspicious communication regarding your accounts, contact your bank directly.

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51 days ago

From oil changes to golf with ministers: Mayor Ash Tanner is back

Libby Reporter from Waikato Local

Matamata-Piako’s bridge painting, panel-beating ‘maverick mayor’ is back.

Ash Tanner has secured the mayoralty of Matamata-Piako, seeing off incumbent Adrienne Wilcock by more than 1000 votes.

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53 days ago

The Waikato District's new mayor

Libby Reporter from Waikato Local

Aksel “Danger” Bech will be the new mayor of the Waikato District after comfortably beating his one and only opponent Jacqui Church in the weekend’s elections.

Bech was meeting with council staff in Ngāruawāhia on Monday as he looks to take the reins of one of the geographically largest,… View more
Aksel “Danger” Bech will be the new mayor of the Waikato District after comfortably beating his one and only opponent Jacqui Church in the weekend’s elections.

Bech was meeting with council staff in Ngāruawāhia on Monday as he looks to take the reins of one of the geographically largest, and most diverse district’s in the country.

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51 days ago

Have you been affected by bad weather recently?

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

The impact on the on the district of heavy rainfall is looking like twice the cost of the devastating February 2004 floods, according to Ōtorohanga Mayor Rodney Dow.

The assessment comes after a deluge the MetService said was, for some areas, an entire month worth of rain in just two days.

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The impact on the on the district of heavy rainfall is looking like twice the cost of the devastating February 2004 floods, according to Ōtorohanga Mayor Rodney Dow.

The assessment comes after a deluge the MetService said was, for some areas, an entire month worth of rain in just two days.

Have you been affected by bad weather recently? Tell us more in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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51 days ago

Whangamatā pool at risk as costs rise

Libby Reporter from Waikato Local

A popular community pool in Whangamatā could close if extra funding can’t be found.

The pool attracted about 33,000 swimmers last year, including school children, local clubs, and recreational swimmers, making it a popular community hub and stepping stone for young swimmers.

The news comes… View more
A popular community pool in Whangamatā could close if extra funding can’t be found.

The pool attracted about 33,000 swimmers last year, including school children, local clubs, and recreational swimmers, making it a popular community hub and stepping stone for young swimmers.

The news comes amid a Stuff campaign to teach more kids how to keep safe in the water.

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52 days ago

Renewed appeal for missing Aydan and his grey ute

The Team from Waikato Police

Police are urging for sightings of a grey ute in relation to Aydan, 39, who went missing over eight weeks ago.

Last seen in Chartwell, Hamilton on Sunday 17 August, Aydan was believed to be driving his 2016 grey Mazda ute, registration QYA209.

Detective Sergeant Jonathan Carter said both … View more
Police are urging for sightings of a grey ute in relation to Aydan, 39, who went missing over eight weeks ago.

Last seen in Chartwell, Hamilton on Sunday 17 August, Aydan was believed to be driving his 2016 grey Mazda ute, registration QYA209.

Detective Sergeant Jonathan Carter said both Aydan's family, and police, are hoping for someone to come forward with information about Aydan’s grey Mazda ute.

“Have you seen a grey ute anywhere? Perhaps you’ve noticed it hasn’t moved? If you've noticed a grey Mazda ute somewhere across the region, we would like to hear from you,” says Detective Sergeant Jonathan Carter.

Police and family have serious concerns for Aydan's wellbeing.

If you have any information, please contact Police via 105, either over the phone or online, referencing file number 250819/5160.
You can also get in touch anonymously via Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111 or www.crimestoppers...

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52 days ago

Poll: Who would you pick as your deputy, if you were Hamilton's mayor?

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

A new chapter is about to be written in the history of Hamilton’s leadership, but three of the city’s former mayors have some strong views on what the words should say.

And Paula Southgate, Andrew King and Margaret Evans are also divided on … View more
A new chapter is about to be written in the history of Hamilton’s leadership, but three of the city’s former mayors have some strong views on what the words should say.

And Paula Southgate, Andrew King and Margaret Evans are also divided on whether incoming mayor Tim Macindoe should appoint Geoff Taylor or Sarah Thomson to be his deputy.

Who would you pick? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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Who would you pick as your deputy, if you were Hamilton's mayor?
  • 59.1% Geoff Taylor
    59.1% Complete
  • 40.9% Sarah Thomson
    40.9% Complete
22 votes
52 days ago

Discover Art Therapy

Arts for Health from Arts for Health Community Trust

Thinking about studying art therapy, or simply curious to experience it for yourself? Join us for a relaxed 4-week introduction at Arts for Health.

You’ll work alongside our Arts Therapist, Eve, as you explore how art-making can support wellbeing, self-understanding, and connection with … View more
Thinking about studying art therapy, or simply curious to experience it for yourself? Join us for a relaxed 4-week introduction at Arts for Health.

You’ll work alongside our Arts Therapist, Eve, as you explore how art-making can support wellbeing, self-understanding, and connection with others. Each week offers a new creative focus and the chance to experiment with different materials in a friendly, supportive setting.

These workshops are ideal for adults who want to:
- Learn what art therapy is and how it works
- Meet like-minded people
- Enjoy creative time for personal growth and fun
- All materials are supplied. No art experience needed – just curiosity.

This is a gentle taster series, with the option to join a longer workshop in the new year.

Book at www.artsfrohealth.co.nz...

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