Whatawhata, Hamilton

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214 days ago

Poll: Do you know someone who'd be interested in this?

Libby Reporter from Waikato Local

A motocross accident and a mission to walk again are part of the story behind a new Hamilton gym for people with disabilities.

The gym is run by NextStep New Zealand co-owners Casey Brady and Aaron Balsom, who brought it in from the United States.

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A motocross accident and a mission to walk again are part of the story behind a new Hamilton gym for people with disabilities.

The gym is run by NextStep New Zealand co-owners Casey Brady and Aaron Balsom, who brought it in from the United States.

Do you know someone who'd be interested in this? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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Do you know someone who'd be interested in this?
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214 days ago

Are you following the to and fro over a proposed heritage area?

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

Legal steps are ramping up to fight an appeal by state housing agency Kāinga Ora over designated historic heritage areas (HHAs) in Hamilton.

The Guardians of Claudelands group has quickly raised $10,000 to help argue against Kāinga Ora’s appeal to the Environment Court, which seeks to reduce… View more
Legal steps are ramping up to fight an appeal by state housing agency Kāinga Ora over designated historic heritage areas (HHAs) in Hamilton.

The Guardians of Claudelands group has quickly raised $10,000 to help argue against Kāinga Ora’s appeal to the Environment Court, which seeks to reduce the size of the Claudelands HHA under the city council’s Plan Change 9 (PC9).

Are you following the to and fro over a proposed heritage area? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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214 days ago

Poll: Would you buy a place here?

Libby Reporter from Waikato Local

A $50 to $60 million investment is set to reshape Paeroa’s landscape, turning the town’s former racecourse into a multi-use community precinct.

It’s a “legacy project” for entrepreneur and Wright Family Foundation founder Wayne Wright, who’s spearheading development at the former … View more
A $50 to $60 million investment is set to reshape Paeroa’s landscape, turning the town’s former racecourse into a multi-use community precinct.

It’s a “legacy project” for entrepreneur and Wright Family Foundation founder Wayne Wright, who’s spearheading development at the former home of the Paeroa Racing Club, bought three years ago.

Would you buy a place here? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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Would you buy a place here?
  • 6.7% Yes
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  • 13.3% Maybe
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  • 80% No
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15 votes
214 days ago

Poll: What do you reckon about this news?

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

Wellington’s loss is Hamilton’s gain as the Homegrown music festival is set to return to its roots - with the Waikato “the clear choice” in the battle to host the iconic Kiwi music extravaganza.

Festival co-director Andrew Tuck ended months of speculation by confirming on Tuesday morning… View more
Wellington’s loss is Hamilton’s gain as the Homegrown music festival is set to return to its roots - with the Waikato “the clear choice” in the battle to host the iconic Kiwi music extravaganza.

Festival co-director Andrew Tuck ended months of speculation by confirming on Tuesday morning that after 18 years of calling the capital home, Homegrown would be returning to Waikato.

What do you reckon about this news? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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What do you reckon about this news?
  • 79.2% It's great!
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  • 12.5% What's Homegrown?
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  • 8.3% Other (explain in the comments)
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24 votes
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215 days ago

Step Ladder double sided

Danny from Pukete

Step Ladder. 2.4m 8 steps
See photos
Used with a interesting array of paint splotches.
Solid Bailey brand. These range from $450 plus in the big box stores.
Pickup is in Millthorpe crescent Pukete PH 027 842 8161

Price: $175

215 days ago

Poll: Have you come across Kirsty and her camera at the dog park?

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

For two decades, Kirsty Lyall has been snapping shots of other people’s dogs - all for the love of a lick and a pat.

The 54-year-old and her trusty Pentax camera are often found at Hamilton’s Days Park on Saturdays, capturing pooches racing up and down from the beach and burning off some … View more
For two decades, Kirsty Lyall has been snapping shots of other people’s dogs - all for the love of a lick and a pat.

The 54-year-old and her trusty Pentax camera are often found at Hamilton’s Days Park on Saturdays, capturing pooches racing up and down from the beach and burning off some energy.

Have you come across Kirsty and her camera at the dog park? Tell us about it in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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Have you come across Kirsty and her camera at the dog park?
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222 days ago

What historical moment lives on in your memory?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Everyone has at least one world event they’ll never forget. Whether it’s something recent like the pandemic or the passing of the Pope, or something from the past like 9/11 or a World War.

If you're comfortable sharing, let us know where you were when the news broke, and what do you … View more
Everyone has at least one world event they’ll never forget. Whether it’s something recent like the pandemic or the passing of the Pope, or something from the past like 9/11 or a World War.

If you're comfortable sharing, let us know where you were when the news broke, and what do you remember most about that moment?

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215 days ago

Poll: Have you ever been to a ceilidh?

Libby Reporter from Waikato Local

In a galaxy not so far away - Hamilton, to be precise - lightsabers clashed with lively reels as the worlds of Star Wars and Celtic folk dance collided on May the Fourth.

The event, hosted by Dance Folkus, saw seven or eight youngsters arrive in full galactic regalia: a yellow R2-D2, a baby Luke… View more
In a galaxy not so far away - Hamilton, to be precise - lightsabers clashed with lively reels as the worlds of Star Wars and Celtic folk dance collided on May the Fourth.

The event, hosted by Dance Folkus, saw seven or eight youngsters arrive in full galactic regalia: a yellow R2-D2, a baby Luke Skywalker, Baby Yoda props, and more, some clad in pleated plaid.

Have you ever been to a ceilidh? Tell us about it in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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Have you ever been to a ceilidh?
  • 8.3% Yes
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  • 91.7% No
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12 votes
215 days ago

Poll: Do you think Auckland should chip in for the train service?

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

A proposed “gamechanger” Sunday service for Te Huia would be part-funded by Auckland if Waikato Regional Council had its way.

There’s a little over a year left in the trial of the inter-regional rail service, meaning start-up funding from NZ Transport Agency is due to dry up mid-2026.

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A proposed “gamechanger” Sunday service for Te Huia would be part-funded by Auckland if Waikato Regional Council had its way.

There’s a little over a year left in the trial of the inter-regional rail service, meaning start-up funding from NZ Transport Agency is due to dry up mid-2026.

Do you think Auckland should chip in for the train service? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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Do you think Auckland should chip in for the train service?
  • 82.6% Yes
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  • 8.7% Not sure
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  • 8.7% No
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23 votes
216 days ago

The retirement we all dream of

metlife

Kia ora team
Thinking about retirement? Maybe you’re already retired, you’re close to it, or you’re just dreaming of it in the distant future… Check out Stuff’s continuing partnership with Metlifecare, The Good Life.

This time, we’ve looked at the … View more
Kia ora team
Thinking about retirement? Maybe you’re already retired, you’re close to it, or you’re just dreaming of it in the distant future… Check out Stuff’s continuing partnership with Metlifecare, The Good Life.

This time, we’ve looked at the nutrient we should be focusing on as we age (and no, it’s not the carbs v fat debate!) plus some luxury rail travel - with gourmet food.

We also feature a fabulous 80s band, by which we mean the youngest member is 80!

Joanna Davis
Homed Editor
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217 days ago

The perfect Mother's Day gift is here! 🌸

Mags4Gifts

Looking for a thoughtful gift for Mum? Give her something she'll enjoy all year round with a magazine subscription!

This Mother's Day, save up to 35% on subscriptions – perfect for Mum, Grandma, a special mother figure, or even as a treat for yourself!

Enjoy these 1-year … View more
Looking for a thoughtful gift for Mum? Give her something she'll enjoy all year round with a magazine subscription!

This Mother's Day, save up to 35% on subscriptions – perfect for Mum, Grandma, a special mother figure, or even as a treat for yourself!

Enjoy these 1-year subscriptions at unbeatable prices: NZ Gardener for $79 (was $106.80), NZ House & Garden for $99 (was $132), and TV Guide for $119 (was $166.40).

Whether she’s passionate about gardening, inspired by beautiful homes, or loves to keep up with the latest entertainment, you’ll find the perfect match at Mags4Gifts.co.nz.

Don't miss out – shop now and make her day unforgettable!

From the team at Mags4Gifts
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217 days ago

GRASS COLLECTOR 1500 mm wide

Rolf from Pirongia - Karamu

YARD COMMANDER tow behind ride one mower to collect grass clippings it brushes the mowed grass in to a piles into the tray, it works well only two years old ,we move to a retirement home and not long needed, we are open for a price txt me 027 9261333 and show you how it works collect from Temple … View moreYARD COMMANDER tow behind ride one mower to collect grass clippings it brushes the mowed grass in to a piles into the tray, it works well only two years old ,we move to a retirement home and not long needed, we are open for a price txt me 027 9261333 and show you how it works collect from Temple view

Negotiable

217 days ago

HANZA C7 BRUSH CHIPPER electric start

Rolf from Pirongia - Karamu

IN working condition with new spare blades and tow bar
new battery and blades in 2023 ,Honda CX 200 engine
we are moving in a retirement home and this one is not needed anymore can be seen working till the 25 June
also for sale on Trade me TXT me is you like to test this one 027 9261333

Price: $2,400

217 days ago

DEK 2700 PSI water blaster

Rolf from Pirongia - Karamu

New in 2023 comes with two 20 meter hoses total 40 meter and one short and one long handle and 15 inch deck rotating blaster .
We moving to a retirement home and is not needed anymore,
if your are interested an old spare machine of the same type you can take for free
This is also for sale on … View more
New in 2023 comes with two 20 meter hoses total 40 meter and one short and one long handle and 15 inch deck rotating blaster .
We moving to a retirement home and is not needed anymore,
if your are interested an old spare machine of the same type you can take for free
This is also for sale on Trade me txt me if you have interest 0279261333

Price: $500

218 days ago

Massive turnout for PM’s Jane Winstone meet and greet

The Team from Patrick Hogan Village

An impromptu visit by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to Ryman’s Jane Winstone Village in Whanganui on Wednesday resulted in the largest turnout from residents that the village had seen in a very long time.

Residents who packed out the lounge and waited patiently for a chance to meet the PM … View more
An impromptu visit by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to Ryman’s Jane Winstone Village in Whanganui on Wednesday resulted in the largest turnout from residents that the village had seen in a very long time.

Residents who packed out the lounge and waited patiently for a chance to meet the PM said they were ‘very impressed’ at Luxon’s determination to get around everyone who had turned out to see him – even as his team started to worry he would be late for his next engagement!

Click read more for the full story.

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