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Sometimes we make mistakes when we’re driving, biking, or walking. We don’t think people should have to pay the price for that with their life or be seriously injured.
Better managing the speed people travel is one way to make it safer on our streets. We’d love to hear what you think about … View moreSometimes we make mistakes when we’re driving, biking, or walking. We don’t think people should have to pay the price for that with their life or be seriously injured.
Better managing the speed people travel is one way to make it safer on our streets. We’d love to hear what you think about our plan for this at ➡️ myhcc.nz...
A white foamy discharge has been seen flowing through Hamilton on the Waikato River over the last two days.
It's entering the river through a stormwater pipe located at the northern end of the St Andrews golf course and had formed a three kilometre trail along the river's western bank.
… View moreA white foamy discharge has been seen flowing through Hamilton on the Waikato River over the last two days.
It's entering the river through a stormwater pipe located at the northern end of the St Andrews golf course and had formed a three kilometre trail along the river's western bank.
One nearby resident said this is the worst he's ever seen the foam.
Local councils are taking samples, asking around the area, and looking at the stormwater network - but so far it's an unidentified substance.
Read more here.
A white foamy discharge has been seen flowing through Hamilton on the Waikato River over the last two days.
It's entering the river through a stormwater pipe located at the northern end of the St Andrews golf course and had formed a three kilometre trail along the river's western bank.
… View moreA white foamy discharge has been seen flowing through Hamilton on the Waikato River over the last two days.
It's entering the river through a stormwater pipe located at the northern end of the St Andrews golf course and had formed a three kilometre trail along the river's western bank.
One nearby resident said this is the worst he's ever seen the foam.
Local councils are taking samples, asking around the area, and looking at the stormwater network - but so far it's an unidentified substance.
Read more here.
Hi everyone,
We have four tickets to the Great NZ Food Show at Claudelands on May 4-5 to give away.
Just comment below and tell us why you deserve to go along free of charge and you'll be in the running. The editor will choose the winning response.
Read more about this year's event … View moreHi everyone,
We have four tickets to the Great NZ Food Show at Claudelands on May 4-5 to give away.
Just comment below and tell us why you deserve to go along free of charge and you'll be in the running. The editor will choose the winning response.
Read more about this year's event here
Waikato Regional Council staff are investigating a foamy substance discharging from Hamilton's stormwater system into the Waikato River.
The regional council is advising people who take water from the river immediately downstream of the site to exercise caution until the substance is … View moreWaikato Regional Council staff are investigating a foamy substance discharging from Hamilton's stormwater system into the Waikato River.
The regional council is advising people who take water from the river immediately downstream of the site to exercise caution until the substance is identified.
The council was first contacted about 11am on Sunday by people who spotted the discharge from a pipe at the northern end of the golf course in St Andrews.
While the discharge appears to be detergent-based, there are a number of samples which have been collected by staff for analysis. Results are expected to be available later on Monday.
PICS added! Sales start 7.30am (no earlier!) at 16 Carew St, Nawton, Hamilton. We’re moving to Australia and can’t fit everything in the container, so out it goes at a garage sale... Have added some pics - there will be more stuff again but this shows a chunk of it.
• Furniture items, … View morePICS added! Sales start 7.30am (no earlier!) at 16 Carew St, Nawton, Hamilton. We’re moving to Australia and can’t fit everything in the container, so out it goes at a garage sale... Have added some pics - there will be more stuff again but this shows a chunk of it.
• Furniture items, including desks, chests of drawers, chairs, shelving units, bookcases, mirrors, tables, bedsides and sundry bits and bobs...
• Outdoor furniture/storage, potted plants.
• Large Kathmandu tent.
• Tools, garage contents and paint.
• Cabling and tech bits.
• Lawn mower, chainsaw, chilly bins.
• PLUS: lots of toys (including a whole Nerf arsenal!), CDs, books, some kitchen gear and ornaments, suitcases, knick-knacks and good-quality clothes and shoes.
Come nab yourself some cool stuff. We also have a beautiful rimu roll-top desk for sale, as well as an exceptional trailer (set up for taking bikes but also great as an all-purpose trailer): please PM me if interested and I’ll scoot you the Trade Me links. Any questions please ask - but please note we won't be selling garage sale items prior to the day.
Give us a call and we can come and talk to you in the comfort of your home what your needs are. Then show you a 3d plan of your Dream Kitchen. Call 849-6710 to book in a time that suits.
The perfect roof for your home is more than just good looks and affordability. Environmental factors, materials, roof design, durability, and maintenance requirements all need to be considered. Getting all the elements right could save you thousands.
Call our team at Metalcraft on 07 849 3807 for … View moreThe perfect roof for your home is more than just good looks and affordability. Environmental factors, materials, roof design, durability, and maintenance requirements all need to be considered. Getting all the elements right could save you thousands.
Call our team at Metalcraft on 07 849 3807 for a no obligation free quote
Returning for its second year, The New Zealand Dance Company is excited to bring its 2019 Kiss The Sky programme to the Clarence St Theatre in Hamilton on Tuesday 14th May. Combining the high-octane physicality of Korean choreographer KIM Jae Duk’s ‘Sigan’; the powerhouse choreography of … View moreReturning for its second year, The New Zealand Dance Company is excited to bring its 2019 Kiss The Sky programme to the Clarence St Theatre in Hamilton on Tuesday 14th May. Combining the high-octane physicality of Korean choreographer KIM Jae Duk’s ‘Sigan’; the powerhouse choreography of renowned Stephanie Lake in ‘If Never Was Now’; with the vibrant aesthetic of New Zealand’s Victoria Colombus in her new world premiere work ‘The Fibonacci’, Kiss The Sky is “…exciting, exhausting, exhilarating – and world class” (Otago Daily Times).
Book your tickets now, and join us at an Asian-Pacific constellation of original dance, music and design.
Winter is the perfect time to check your number, and make sure you’re on the best power deal. With colder days just around the corner, your power usage may increase. Paying less for power is a quick way to squeeze more out of your budget.
Check whatsmynumber.org.nz to see if you can get a … View moreWinter is the perfect time to check your number, and make sure you’re on the best power deal. With colder days just around the corner, your power usage may increase. Paying less for power is a quick way to squeeze more out of your budget.
Check whatsmynumber.org.nz to see if you can get a better deal.
Given some of the very sad events which have occurred on a massive scale (nationally and globally) in the last month the Chartwell Church Messy Church team has a focus of friendships and connections, of kind words and actions, of caring in their interactive, family focussed event on tomorrow. If … View moreGiven some of the very sad events which have occurred on a massive scale (nationally and globally) in the last month the Chartwell Church Messy Church team has a focus of friendships and connections, of kind words and actions, of caring in their interactive, family focussed event on tomorrow. If you would like to join us for afternoon tea and an afternoon of games, craft and enjoyment then please come along 4-5:30pm Sunday 28th April. No charge. Everyone is welcome.
More than 20,000 extra people are expected to call Hamilton home in the next 10 years. We want to make sure how we manage speed is right for our busy and growing city.
Tell us if we’ve got it right at myhcc.nz...
Almost 60 per cent of at Waikato DHB staff have witnessed bullying at work in the past year, "mind blowing" figures reveal.
Meanwhile, thirty-two per cent of respondents said they felt bullied by a team member over the same period.
Almost 4000 staffers filled in the survey in late 2018, … View moreAlmost 60 per cent of at Waikato DHB staff have witnessed bullying at work in the past year, "mind blowing" figures reveal.
Meanwhile, thirty-two per cent of respondents said they felt bullied by a team member over the same period.
Almost 4000 staffers filled in the survey in late 2018, and board members saw the survey results in a recent meeting.
Speaking later, Dave Macpherson called the figures mind blowing and said whoever ended up running the DHB would have to do something about it.
Outgoing interim chief executive Derek Wright said it was naive to think bullying wasn't going on in a big organisation, but the figure were concerning.
Some instances of bullying would probably have been feedback which wasn't delivered in a constructive way, he said.
Read a former staffer's story here, or more about the staff survey results here.
Junior doctors at Waikato Hospital and other District Health Boards are striking from 8 am on Monday 29 April to 8 am on Saturday 4 May. Services will be affected as there will be fewer staff on duty.
We will be rescheduling many appointments for surgery, treatments and outpatient clinics and … View moreJunior doctors at Waikato Hospital and other District Health Boards are striking from 8 am on Monday 29 April to 8 am on Saturday 4 May. Services will be affected as there will be fewer staff on duty.
We will be rescheduling many appointments for surgery, treatments and outpatient clinics and giving priority to the emergency, intensive care and maternity.
All patients whose operations or clinical appointments are affected by the strike will be notified by telephone. Not all clinics are being deferred, so if you have not been notified please call the service to confirm. If you are unsure please call 0800 276 216.
Please save the hospital Emergency Department for emergencies.
If your illness or injury is not urgent, you may face long delays. Go to your family doctor or local accident and medical centre. Contact Healthline on 0800 611 611 for advice from a trained professional.
Need mental health support and someone to talk to? Free call or text 1737 any time, 24 hours a day. You’ll get to talk to (or text with) a trained counsellor.
Should the strike notice be lifted, services will resume.
We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience.
www.waikatodhb.health.nz/strike
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