Know what’s happening
Access the private noticeboard for verified neighbours near you. Keep informed about any suspicious activity, send urgent updates to your neighbours when required and discuss emergency planning.
Get to know your neighbours
Browse the directory and start getting to know your neighbours. Don’t want to post to the whole neighbourhood? Send a private message.
Buy, sell and give away
Want to declutter your garage? Buy some used household items? Give away some garden stuff? Become a verified neighbour to browse and post items for sale. Trading is simple when everyone lives nearby.
Explore more, worry less at Ryman
With Ryman’s lock-and-leave-style living, you’re free to explore without worrying about home maintenance or security.
Thank you for using Neighbourly
You may receive an email confirmation for any offer you selected. The associated companies will contact you directly to activate your requests.
Jo McCarroll Reporter from NZ Gardener & Get Growing
We're looking for delicious carrot recipes to feature in NZ Gardener's April issue. Send your family's favourite ways to eat this easy-to-grow vege crop to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz by February 25, 2024. Every published recipe wins a copy of the April issue of NZ Gardener.
The Team from Momentum Waikato
A ‘gap-filler’ conservation fund established at Momentum Waikato by a local philanthropic couple has made its first round of grants towards predator control and restoration planting projects across the region.
The Waikato Hauraki Conservation Fund was kickstarted by a significant donation by… View moreA ‘gap-filler’ conservation fund established at Momentum Waikato by a local philanthropic couple has made its first round of grants towards predator control and restoration planting projects across the region.
The Waikato Hauraki Conservation Fund was kickstarted by a significant donation by Dianne and Selwyn June in 2021, and then boosted by a donation from the estate of the late John and Bunny Mortimer, who established the Taitua Arboretum.
The new Conservation Fund welcomes public donations that will grow the ongoing investment income it uses to support conservation work by voluntary groups and landowners.
“From what we’ve seen, it is the small things that need reliable funding. For instance, they might need to buy some bait stations, perhaps send some attendees on a first aid course, or buy safety gear” says Dianne.
Click 'Read More' to find out which groups received the first grants from the Waikato Hauraki Conservation Fund.
The Team from Fraser ACE Adult Community Education
Empower yourself in the digital world with Fraser ACE's 'Computers for Beginners' course! Designed for absolute novices, this course offers a friendly and supportive environment to learn essential computer skills.
From navigating the desktop to sending emails and browsing the … View moreEmpower yourself in the digital world with Fraser ACE's 'Computers for Beginners' course! Designed for absolute novices, this course offers a friendly and supportive environment to learn essential computer skills.
From navigating the desktop to sending emails and browsing the web, you'll gain the confidence you need to thrive in today's technology-driven society. Our experienced instructor will guide you every step of the way, ensuring that no question goes unanswered. Don't let technology intimidate you any longer – join us and embark on a journey to unlock the endless possibilities that computers offer.
Enroll now and take your first steps towards digital literacy! Term 2 opens beginning of March; explore Fraser ACE to explore courses.
Join Beginners Computer
The Team from Ryman Healthcare
It could be our wonderful staff. Our vibrant communities. Our amazing amenities. Or just the peace of mind that our guaranteed fixed base weekly fee* brings. There are so many reasons to choose the Ryman lifestyle. We’d love to add one more reason to your list - $15,000 back for a limited time*.
… View moreIt could be our wonderful staff. Our vibrant communities. Our amazing amenities. Or just the peace of mind that our guaranteed fixed base weekly fee* brings. There are so many reasons to choose the Ryman lifestyle. We’d love to add one more reason to your list - $15,000 back for a limited time*.
If you sign up to one of our new home offers, you’ll get a $15,000 credit on settlement*.
There’s truly never been a better time to choose Ryman.
*Terms and conditions apply.
Explore our villages now
Marie from Taekidokai Martial Arts
Try our martial arts classes! Learn some new skills, meet like-minded people, and improve your fitness.
First lesson free!
The Team from Momentum Waikato
The Waikato Regional Theatre, under construction in the South End of the Hamilton CBD, will be a world-class performance venue with a stunning vista of the river.
Share the Stage - this multi-purpose performing arts centre will be both a springboard for local talent and a heartland drawcard for … View moreThe Waikato Regional Theatre, under construction in the South End of the Hamilton CBD, will be a world-class performance venue with a stunning vista of the river.
Share the Stage - this multi-purpose performing arts centre will be both a springboard for local talent and a heartland drawcard for the world’s best entertainment.
The 1300-seat state-of-the-art auditorium, featuring crystal-clear acoustics, up-close sightlines and variable stage and viewing configurations, will be able to showcase every kind of live performance.
Click ‘Join the Audience’ to sign up for updates at sharethestage.co.nz
Join the Audience
If an offset smoker and an electric guitar had a baby, it would be Meatstock.
It's a sensory explosion that combines the best live fire barbecue experts and pitmasters in the country with an epic lineup of live music, entertainment, and competitions.
Barbecue, Bands and Bedlam.
… View moreIf an offset smoker and an electric guitar had a baby, it would be Meatstock.
It's a sensory explosion that combines the best live fire barbecue experts and pitmasters in the country with an epic lineup of live music, entertainment, and competitions.
Barbecue, Bands and Bedlam.
24-25th February - Mystery Creek,Hamilton.
Find out more
The Team from NZ Compare
Hey neighbours! How has your power been treating you lately? Any sparks or stumbles in the past year?
Share the woes and let's brighten each other's day!
The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press
A huge increase in unwanted cats is putting Hamilton rescue centres under severe strain, with one saying the surge has “wiped out” their foster volunteer network.
The upsurge comes at the same time as the city council has slashed its desexing grant in half, with no guarantee it won’t be … View moreA huge increase in unwanted cats is putting Hamilton rescue centres under severe strain, with one saying the surge has “wiped out” their foster volunteer network.
The upsurge comes at the same time as the city council has slashed its desexing grant in half, with no guarantee it won’t be cut further as the city looks to trim costs.
What do you think should be done about stray cats?
11 replies (Members only)
The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press
He’s tried wheel locks, he’s tried booby traps, and many times he’s tried the police, but Grayson Jackson’s car just keeps getting broken into and stolen. In fact, it’s happened more than 15 times since October.
Now, he says he’s resorting to selling his house and moving away.
… View moreHe’s tried wheel locks, he’s tried booby traps, and many times he’s tried the police, but Grayson Jackson’s car just keeps getting broken into and stolen. In fact, it’s happened more than 15 times since October.
Now, he says he’s resorting to selling his house and moving away.
Have you ever experienced something like this?
12 replies (Members only)
The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press
One reader suggested banning sprinklers, another says high water costs shouldn’t be a surprise.
What do you think should happen with Hamilton's water services?
You can add to our letters page by emailing editor@waikatotimes.co.nz with your full name and (not for publication) address … View moreOne reader suggested banning sprinklers, another says high water costs shouldn’t be a surprise.
What do you think should happen with Hamilton's water services?
You can add to our letters page by emailing editor@waikatotimes.co.nz with your full name and (not for publication) address and phone number. Letters should be no longer than 250 words.
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
South Africa resumed on 220-6 and the Black Caps are seeking quick wickets.
If we can beat, or draw with, the Proteas we could get a historic series win.
Southern Cross from Neighbourly Nz
The Pet Life.
It’s the life you share with your pet, and the life they share with you. We believe the pet life’s a life worth protecting.
Which is why we are dedicated to helping pets live longer, healthier and happier lives every day.
We’re proudly born and bred in New Zealand, and … View moreThe Pet Life.
It’s the life you share with your pet, and the life they share with you. We believe the pet life’s a life worth protecting.
Which is why we are dedicated to helping pets live longer, healthier and happier lives every day.
We’re proudly born and bred in New Zealand, and are equally proud to partner with the NZ Veterinary Association and Pet Refuge. Just two ways we’re there to support the Pet Life community.
Protect the Pet Life.
Learn more now
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
A review that could determine the future of Te Huia train service is nearly complete, and some promising data is emerging.
The review of the Hamilton-Auckland train will influence whether Waka Kotahi keeps funding the trial beyond the middle of the year - but it won’t be ready for this … View moreA review that could determine the future of Te Huia train service is nearly complete, and some promising data is emerging.
The review of the Hamilton-Auckland train will influence whether Waka Kotahi keeps funding the trial beyond the middle of the year - but it won’t be ready for this Friday’s multi-agency Future Proof public transport sub-committee hui, as initially indicated.
Instead, the New Zealand Transport Agency Waka Kotahi board will see it first, and a date for that isn’t yet confirmed.
28 replies (Members only)
The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press
Water use “quickly” dropped by 25% for the average user, the need for new infrastructure was delayed, leaks were identified and fixed more quickly and water bills for the user reduced.
These are some of the things that changed in both Tauranga and Waipā when their councils introduced water … View moreWater use “quickly” dropped by 25% for the average user, the need for new infrastructure was delayed, leaks were identified and fixed more quickly and water bills for the user reduced.
These are some of the things that changed in both Tauranga and Waipā when their councils introduced water meters to their districts in 1999 and 2017 respectively.
Loading…
Are you sure? Deleting this message permanently removes it from the Neighbourly website.
Loading…
© Neighbourly 2024