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$10.2m Lotto win: what would you do?
Someone is $10.2 million richer after buying a winning Lotto ticket in Hamilton.
Whitcoulls The Base sold Saturday night's lucky Powerball first division ticket so, if you bought there, you'd better get it checked!
The shop had a steady stream of punters coming in to see if they were … View moreSomeone is $10.2 million richer after buying a winning Lotto ticket in Hamilton.
Whitcoulls The Base sold Saturday night's lucky Powerball first division ticket so, if you bought there, you'd better get it checked!
The shop had a steady stream of punters coming in to see if they were winners on Sunday.
"We did sell a winning Strike ticket once but this is the first big Lotto ticket we've sold," assistant manager Jodi McBride said.
Read more here.
$10.2m Lotto win: what would you do?
Someone is $10.2 million richer after buying a winning Lotto ticket in Hamilton.
Whitcoulls The Base sold Saturday night's lucky Powerball first division ticket so, if you bought there, you'd better get it checked!
The shop had a steady stream of punters coming in to see if they were … View moreSomeone is $10.2 million richer after buying a winning Lotto ticket in Hamilton.
Whitcoulls The Base sold Saturday night's lucky Powerball first division ticket so, if you bought there, you'd better get it checked!
The shop had a steady stream of punters coming in to see if they were winners on Sunday.
"We did sell a winning Strike ticket once but this is the first big Lotto ticket we've sold," assistant manager Jodi McBride said.
Read more here.
Poll: Should Hamilton have a fund for de-sexing stray cats?
Hamilton City Council has a $100,000 plan to stop stray moggies from breeding.
City councillors voted for an annual grant to de-sex stray or abandoned cats around the city.
It has won praise from SPCA chief executive Andrea Midgen: "It's a real top of the cliff strategic move by the … View moreHamilton City Council has a $100,000 plan to stop stray moggies from breeding.
City councillors voted for an annual grant to de-sex stray or abandoned cats around the city.
It has won praise from SPCA chief executive Andrea Midgen: "It's a real top of the cliff strategic move by the Hamilton City Council - it's just amazing."
Paws 4 Life's Rachael Maher said the group had taken 1500 cats and kittens off the streets in the past year.
Read more here.
Do you think it's a good plan?
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77.9% Yes, there are too many stray cats around Hamilton.
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22.1% No, the ratepayer shouldn't fund this.
Man run over after interrupting car theft
A man who ended up in ICU after confronting car thieves was in Hamilton to help a sick friend.
It was around 10.40pm on Saturday when the man was attacked on MacFarlane St in Hamilton East.
The Auckland-based victim, who Stuff has chosen not to name, was punched, kicked, and run over with a stolen … View moreA man who ended up in ICU after confronting car thieves was in Hamilton to help a sick friend.
It was around 10.40pm on Saturday when the man was attacked on MacFarlane St in Hamilton East.
The Auckland-based victim, who Stuff has chosen not to name, was punched, kicked, and run over with a stolen vehicle, his friend Brian Stabb said.
Stabb suffers from chronic medical conditions and said his friend had come down to look after him.
Read more here.
Win tickets to GABS Beer, Cider and Food Festival
The GABS Beer, Cider and Food Festival is being held at ASB Showgrounds, Epsom, on Saturday, June 29. The festival showcases some of New Zealand and Australia's most exciting craft breweries, including a range of special GAB-only brews. We are giving you the chance to win one of 10 double … View moreThe GABS Beer, Cider and Food Festival is being held at ASB Showgrounds, Epsom, on Saturday, June 29. The festival showcases some of New Zealand and Australia's most exciting craft breweries, including a range of special GAB-only brews. We are giving you the chance to win one of 10 double passes. Like out post and we will select a winner.
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