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The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press
Folk dance experts travelled nearly 13000 kilometers to judge a dance competition held in Hamilton - and with the dazzling display of colour, dance and music on offer, their trip was well worth it.
About 700 people gathered on Saturday to watch 28 teams take part in the Bhangra and Gidha Cup … View moreFolk dance experts travelled nearly 13000 kilometers to judge a dance competition held in Hamilton - and with the dazzling display of colour, dance and music on offer, their trip was well worth it.
About 700 people gathered on Saturday to watch 28 teams take part in the Bhangra and Gidha Cup 2024 - at Globox Arena, organised by city-based Riwayat-e-Punjab Folk and Culture Club.
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These members have been drawn as our winners of the $100 petrol vouchers. Congrats to:
Sheryl Thompson from Hamilton
Tane LcLeay from Three Kings
Sandeep Kaur from Hastings
… View moreThese members have been drawn as our winners of the $100 petrol vouchers. Congrats to:
Sheryl Thompson from Hamilton
Tane LcLeay from Three Kings
Sandeep Kaur from Hastings
Sarah Bolton from Thorndon
Not a winner? Good luck next time!
Winners can get in touch here or by emailing helpdesk@neighbourly.co.nz before 4th June.
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A huge congratulations to mother and son duo, Mary and Sam Danielson from The Puketapu Hotel.
The votes for all finalists have been tallied and they have been chosen by Neighbourly members across the country as the Prospa Local Business Hero of 2024.
The Puketapu Hotel was nominated by a … View moreA huge congratulations to mother and son duo, Mary and Sam Danielson from The Puketapu Hotel.
The votes for all finalists have been tallied and they have been chosen by Neighbourly members across the country as the Prospa Local Business Hero of 2024.
The Puketapu Hotel was nominated by a local called Margaret and the nomination reads:
'On Feb 14, 2023, Cyclone Gabrielle flooded many of the rural areas. Puketapu Hotel went under perhaps half a meter of water. However, immediately Mary Danielson and her son, Sam Danielson, along with their loyal staff pulled it together to cook copious amounts of food that without electricity would have been wasted. Throughout the years many of us have been treated with a pub gathering where we can reconnect and a free meal. At Christmas there was Santa, games, gifts for kids, donated patchwork for adults, an ice cream truck and lots of camaraderie.
This February on the cyclone anniversary, they again pulled out the stops to give hundreds of us a special night. We are all tired of the cyclone cleanup and they understood that it was needed.'
Such a deserving business and team, well done Mary and Sam. And thank you to all those who voted!
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The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press
Hamilton’s projected deficit has worsened, while development is on a “downward trajectory” not seen since the Global Financial Crisis.
Those findings were in a report to Tuesday’s finance and monitoring committee hui, as the cash-strapped council battles a range of issues and is … View moreHamilton’s projected deficit has worsened, while development is on a “downward trajectory” not seen since the Global Financial Crisis.
Those findings were in a report to Tuesday’s finance and monitoring committee hui, as the cash-strapped council battles a range of issues and is consulting on a 19.9% rates rise for 2024-25.
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Aaron from Chartwell
🎪Gordonton Mid Winter Christmas Pop Up Market.
Sat 1st June Gordonton Hall, Gordonton Road, Hamilton.
10am-2pm
While doing some Mid Winter Christmas Shopping and visiting the event there will be a wide range of food/coffee and beverages to enjoy.
From Waffles, Hot dog & … View more🎪Gordonton Mid Winter Christmas Pop Up Market.
Sat 1st June Gordonton Hall, Gordonton Road, Hamilton.
10am-2pm
While doing some Mid Winter Christmas Shopping and visiting the event there will be a wide range of food/coffee and beverages to enjoy.
From Waffles, Hot dog & Chips, Korean Chicken, Spin Spuds, Lil Orbit Donuts, Nepali Dumplings, Coffee and Beverages, Chai Yo Iced Drinks, Hangi, Burgers and Maori Kai, Home made baking, Jams, Sauces, Pickles to take away.
Grab a bite while shopping or enjoy your time out in Gordonton.
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The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press
A liquor licence that would help sustain new supermarket FIFO after it threw a lifeline to a hard scrabble Hamilton suburb is being blocked by city leaders.
Plans to sell beer and wine at Nawton’s brand new Fresh In Fresh Out (FIFO) supermarket have hit speed bumps with two city councillors … View moreA liquor licence that would help sustain new supermarket FIFO after it threw a lifeline to a hard scrabble Hamilton suburb is being blocked by city leaders.
Plans to sell beer and wine at Nawton’s brand new Fresh In Fresh Out (FIFO) supermarket have hit speed bumps with two city councillors among those raising concerns over the community’s vulnerability to alcohol harm.
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Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Three years into his apprenticeship, 21-year-old Te Ahurangi King says without support from his local Mayors Taskforce for Jobs he’d be behind in his studies, and probably still using his boss’s tools.
The former Ōtorohanga College student said he always wanted to follow in his father’s … View moreThree years into his apprenticeship, 21-year-old Te Ahurangi King says without support from his local Mayors Taskforce for Jobs he’d be behind in his studies, and probably still using his boss’s tools.
The former Ōtorohanga College student said he always wanted to follow in his father’s footsteps and become a builder. He hasn’t looked back since getting an apprenticeship with DF Building Solutions.
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Oakley was a dog who loved to jump fences.
Her owner Sean Preston, whose property backs onto a park in Auckland, was concerned Oakley was scaling the fence and disappearing for hours at a time.
Preston fixed the problem with the help of Waikato-based, global innovation company Gallagher … View moreOakley was a dog who loved to jump fences.
Her owner Sean Preston, whose property backs onto a park in Auckland, was concerned Oakley was scaling the fence and disappearing for hours at a time.
Preston fixed the problem with the help of Waikato-based, global innovation company Gallagher Group.
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Tom Martin reckons he’s fine with the back to back ACL injury that put him off the rugby field.
Without it, the former aspiring professional player wouldn’t have been given the push to turn his VITOOL invention into a tool that’ll soon be in the hands of the All Blacks and, he hopes, … View moreTom Martin reckons he’s fine with the back to back ACL injury that put him off the rugby field.
Without it, the former aspiring professional player wouldn’t have been given the push to turn his VITOOL invention into a tool that’ll soon be in the hands of the All Blacks and, he hopes, indispensable in the kit bags of players everywhere.
Ryman Healthcare offers the very best of retirement living and aged care with retirement villages throughout New Zealand. You'll find Ryman retirement villages near you, each with a unique personality and a range of living and care options. Gain a lifestyle you can thrive in and connect with … View moreRyman Healthcare offers the very best of retirement living and aged care with retirement villages throughout New Zealand. You'll find Ryman retirement villages near you, each with a unique personality and a range of living and care options. Gain a lifestyle you can thrive in and connect with like-minded people in a welcoming community.
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Graeme from Frankton
I am currently out of the country , but the other day I saw that NZTA have agreed to extend the Loco Loco 'trial' by another 2 years . They have reduced their contribution from 70-odd percent , to 60 percent . So their contribution is now $12.2 million for the next 2 years .
Now work … View moreI am currently out of the country , but the other day I saw that NZTA have agreed to extend the Loco Loco 'trial' by another 2 years . They have reduced their contribution from 70-odd percent , to 60 percent . So their contribution is now $12.2 million for the next 2 years .
Now work that out . That means the cost for 2 more years is 'only' $20million , of which 'we' pay all of , one way or another .
That is $10 million a year , or $833,000 a month , or $200,000 a week , or $30,000 a day . That is how much it is losing . $30,000 a day . 7 days a week . ( Does it run on a Sunday ? ) . I doubt it gets 300 passengers a day , so that is $100 a passenger a day IT IS LOSING . Yes , every day they light a bonfire , and throw on $30,000 !
But wait -- theres more ! It has already cost about $120 million so far . Over $80 million of that is the capital costs , which are basically worth nothing .
So calculate the capital cost , and the on-going losses , and the $25 return ticket is actually costing ratepayers and taxpayers close on $500 . Per Person . Per Day . For another 2 years !
It is never , ever , ever going to get anywhere near break even , so these geniuses for some reason decide we'll throw more money at it for another 2 years .
Even Len Brown says it should be cancelled ( and he always struck me as being not the brightest , and 'left wing' ) , as does Luxon , Seymour and anyone who knows even the slightest about running a business , or logic , or common sense .
Why , oh why ?
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Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Several properties each is a recurring theme in the 2024 register of pecuniary interests for Waikato members of parliament.
While the Prime Minister has seven properties, many Waikato National MPs match his assets, or fall slightly below.
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