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With the US tariffs ramping up and the stock market taking a hit, many are noticing a change in their Kiwisaver amounts.
If you've had a peek at your Kiwisaver balance since, have you seen it decrease?
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The Team from Addictive Eaters Anonymous - Hamilton
I've got freedom from eating and thinking about food
From an early age I knew I was different with food. I only have one sibling, a brother, and we were brought up just the same, but I could tell I was very different from him with food.
When we were given lollies, I would eat mine … View moreI've got freedom from eating and thinking about food
From an early age I knew I was different with food. I only have one sibling, a brother, and we were brought up just the same, but I could tell I was very different from him with food.
When we were given lollies, I would eat mine straight away. He would put his in his bedroom drawer and make them last, until eventually they would drive me crazy and I would have to eat them too!
Arts for Health from Arts for Health Community Trust
Looking for a fresh, fun way to spark your creativity and meet like-minded people? Our Community Classes offer the perfect chance to relax, learn new skills, and nourish your creative spirit — all in a warm, friendly space.
Whether you're passionate about art, love to knit, or simply need … View moreLooking for a fresh, fun way to spark your creativity and meet like-minded people? Our Community Classes offer the perfect chance to relax, learn new skills, and nourish your creative spirit — all in a warm, friendly space.
Whether you're passionate about art, love to knit, or simply need time to unwind, there’s something here just for you.
Come join us and be part of a vibrant, welcoming community.
Find out more: artsforhealth.co.nz
Arts for Health from Arts for Health Community Trust
Looking to spark your creativity and learn something new? Our welcoming morning art workshops are perfect for beginners and those wanting to explore their artistic side. Choose from Beginners Acrylics, Watercolour, or Well-being Art Therapy sessions—designed to help you create stunning artwork … View moreLooking to spark your creativity and learn something new? Our welcoming morning art workshops are perfect for beginners and those wanting to explore their artistic side. Choose from Beginners Acrylics, Watercolour, or Well-being Art Therapy sessions—designed to help you create stunning artwork while learning fresh techniques alongside fellow artists.
🖌️ Classes run 9:30–11:30am
🗓️ Starting from Monday 28 April
Join our morning art classes here: artsforhealth.co.nz
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
Local fuel suppliers say lower prices at the pump are on the way amid tariff turmoil.
Waitomo Group chief executive Simon Parham said he saw a “softening” in the fuel price for consumers in the coming weeks.
Do you agree with this petrol price prediction?
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
Six months after Hamilton Gardens introduced paid entry to its Enclosed Gardens, the numbers are in - and they're looking as lush as the gardens themselves.
With $2.85 million in revenue generated, over 227,000 visitors welcomed, and more than 45,000 MyGardens passes issued since August … View moreSix months after Hamilton Gardens introduced paid entry to its Enclosed Gardens, the numbers are in - and they're looking as lush as the gardens themselves.
With $2.85 million in revenue generated, over 227,000 visitors welcomed, and more than 45,000 MyGardens passes issued since August 2024, the decision to introduce a fee has turned into one of Hamilton’s most successful moves in recent years.
If you're not a Hamilton City ratepayer, have you paid to visit? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Cordwainer from Melville
Bruce (Springsteen) - Peter Ames Carlin (book)
Simon and Schuster, 2012. Hardback, 494 pages, illustrated.
Excellent condition.
A startlingly intimate and vivid portrait of a rock icon. A must read for fans.
Price: $10
The Team from Resene ColorShop Hamilton
Add colour and a splash of Resene gold to transform and accentuate an old cabinet’s understated Art Deco style. Find out how you can bring out the best in your furniture with these easy step by step instructions.
Thinking about starting a business — maybe a side gig, a passion project, or a community service? Locking in a name is a great first step. With JumpStarter, you can search and secure your domain in just a few clicks. It’s safe, simple, and made for everyday Kiwis ready to bring their ideas to … View moreThinking about starting a business — maybe a side gig, a passion project, or a community service? Locking in a name is a great first step. With JumpStarter, you can search and secure your domain in just a few clicks. It’s safe, simple, and made for everyday Kiwis ready to bring their ideas to life. Get started today
Arnie from Hamilton East
Wanted a wooden/timber queen bed base and good mattress(optional). Please call 02102390325. Thanks , have an awesome day.
Price: $100
VIdya from Hamilton East
Numeracy and Literacy!
Saturday 1-2pm, 2pm-3pm and 3pm -4pm slots available. Contact vidya.anza@gmail.com for more information and fee structure.
Michael from Tamahere
8 in total. Cash on pickup Tamahere
Price: $180
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
KiwiRail has been fined $63,000 in relation to a 2023 incident where the Te Huia train failed to obey a red signal at the Penrose station in Auckland.
The train service, which runs between Hamilton and Auckland, was carrying 94 passengers on June 17, 2023, when it went past a red light, setting … View moreKiwiRail has been fined $63,000 in relation to a 2023 incident where the Te Huia train failed to obey a red signal at the Penrose station in Auckland.
The train service, which runs between Hamilton and Auckland, was carrying 94 passengers on June 17, 2023, when it went past a red light, setting up a potential collision and causing significant disruption on the Auckland metro network.
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
One of the region’s premier tourist locations is shaking off its long Covid hangover as a new caving experience opens near Waitomo promising local jobs, and a boost to visitor numbers after the pandemic decimated local businesses.
Co-owner and founder of The Waitomo Experience, John Heskett … View moreOne of the region’s premier tourist locations is shaking off its long Covid hangover as a new caving experience opens near Waitomo promising local jobs, and a boost to visitor numbers after the pandemic decimated local businesses.
Co-owner and founder of The Waitomo Experience, John Heskett said pre-Covid there were more than five black water rafting operators working in the caves beneath Waitomo, but that number dropped down to just one.
Have you been to Waitomo recently? Tell us more in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Developers are questioning whether they want to invest in Hamilton as they let rip at councillors over wastewater related planning brakes that have kyboshed at least 750 projects worth tens of millions.
Matt Stark, who was behind the $25m-$30million MADE market project in Hamilton East told … View moreDevelopers are questioning whether they want to invest in Hamilton as they let rip at councillors over wastewater related planning brakes that have kyboshed at least 750 projects worth tens of millions.
Matt Stark, who was behind the $25m-$30million MADE market project in Hamilton East told councillors it was intended to be a catalyst for growth but the halt on new builds due to over capacity pipes had stifled that expected flow-on.
What do you think of the wastewater-linked development restrictions? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
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