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Lots of pavers!! Good for paths, patios and driveways. Each 190x135x40mm. Good condition. Currently covering area approx 6m x 6m. (I am advised current retail around $1.16 inc GST). Excellent trailer access. Prefer entire lot taken by first lucky neighbour to commit now (pay fully refundable bond) … View moreLots of pavers!! Good for paths, patios and driveways. Each 190x135x40mm. Good condition. Currently covering area approx 6m x 6m. (I am advised current retail around $1.16 inc GST). Excellent trailer access. Prefer entire lot taken by first lucky neighbour to commit now (pay fully refundable bond) and uplift end Nov/early Dec.
Direct from Broadway, the five time Tony Award nominated smash-hit musical comedy, ROCK OF AGES, is a hilarious, feel-good, arena-rock-n-roll love story told through the mind blowing, face-melting hits of famous glam metal bands from the 1980s.
The ROCK OF AGES dinner and show Christmas … View moreDirect from Broadway, the five time Tony Award nominated smash-hit musical comedy, ROCK OF AGES, is a hilarious, feel-good, arena-rock-n-roll love story told through the mind blowing, face-melting hits of famous glam metal bands from the 1980s.
The ROCK OF AGES dinner and show Christmas experience is playing at the Riverlea Theatre and Arts Centre, 24th November to 17th December 2016. Book now and don’t miss being part of this awesomely good time – where big hair meets big dreams and the result totally wails!
For all Hamilton-based Rugby League fans, tomorrow is your chance to see the World Cup trophy!
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The Council is proposing a big change in our city’s rubbish and recycling collection. Currently we have a bagged rubbish collection, with some recycling, but we think Hamilton can do better.
Over time, the cost to throw rubbish into landfill is going to increase. As a city, we need to reduce … View moreThe Council is proposing a big change in our city’s rubbish and recycling collection. Currently we have a bagged rubbish collection, with some recycling, but we think Hamilton can do better.
Over time, the cost to throw rubbish into landfill is going to increase. As a city, we need to reduce what we throw into landfill, so we’re looking at a wheeled bin kerbside collection that lets us recycle a lot more – including food waste.
We want your views on whether we should make this change or stay with what we do now. Consultation information is available at your local library or from the Council office in Civic Square. For more information, or to make an online submission, go to fightthelandfill.co.nz or contact us on 07 838 6699.
Did you know there was such a job as a golf ball diver who picks up the golf balls from the course's water hazards? Hamilton Press is looking to speak to someone who has a weird/wacky/different job to have a chat to. If you know someone - or know of an unusual job we should profile, let us … View moreDid you know there was such a job as a golf ball diver who picks up the golf balls from the course's water hazards? Hamilton Press is looking to speak to someone who has a weird/wacky/different job to have a chat to. If you know someone - or know of an unusual job we should profile, let us know in the comments!
Looking for a plasterer for a small bathroom. After hours or weekend is fine. Soon as possible would be even better. Thanks
Your little ones can still enjoy sweet treats on Halloween, but take note of what these sugary snacks do to their oral health. Try to combine the sweets with food or water, follow up with a tooth brushing and choose sugar-free varieties as much as possible.
Looking forward to seeing the kiddies… View moreYour little ones can still enjoy sweet treats on Halloween, but take note of what these sugary snacks do to their oral health. Try to combine the sweets with food or water, follow up with a tooth brushing and choose sugar-free varieties as much as possible.
Looking forward to seeing the kiddies in their awesome outfits :D
Armistice in Cambridge is a military-themed two day event with loads of things for the kids (of all ages) to do including archery, rowing a Navy cutter, fighting a mock battle in the World War One trench and attempting an Army obstacle course.
Mark Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th November on your … View moreArmistice in Cambridge is a military-themed two day event with loads of things for the kids (of all ages) to do including archery, rowing a Navy cutter, fighting a mock battle in the World War One trench and attempting an Army obstacle course.
Mark Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th November on your calendar. Head to the Mighty River Domain, Lake Karapiro, Cambridge. If the kids complete 7 of the activities they win corporal stripes or a Navy badge. Click here for more details or find us on Facebook.
The Waikato Airsoft Club are always looking for new places to play. Do you know anyone with a bit land somewhere in the Waikato? An unused industrial site, the back of a farm, a gully with some trees, an old sand pit or quarry, an abandoned building? You get the idea. We don't need much … View moreThe Waikato Airsoft Club are always looking for new places to play. Do you know anyone with a bit land somewhere in the Waikato? An unused industrial site, the back of a farm, a gully with some trees, an old sand pit or quarry, an abandoned building? You get the idea. We don't need much space. Please let me know if you can think of anywhere that might suit or share this to someone who might. Always happy to have new members along too. Where else can you take out the weeks frustrations by shooting your mates!
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We wish everyone a safe Halloween but we need to remember that not everyone wants to be part of Halloween celebrations.
For some older people Halloween can be a frightening and scary time so here are some helpful tips so everyone can enjoy themselves and come away with fond memories:
- Make … View moreWe wish everyone a safe Halloween but we need to remember that not everyone wants to be part of Halloween celebrations.
For some older people Halloween can be a frightening and scary time so here are some helpful tips so everyone can enjoy themselves and come away with fond memories:
- Make it a family affair and go trick or treating with your kids or a group from your neighbourhood.
- Call your neighbours in advance to make sure it’s okay to call in to trick-or-treat
- If you don’t want trick-or-treaters calling print or make a sign for your letterbox or window saying no thanks. (New Zealand Police have had downloadable signs)
- If you are a trick-or-treater, respect the people who have a sign asking for you to stay away
- Keep your lights on and guests outside
- Keep your eye out for your older family members, friends and neighbours this Halloween and make sure we all get to enjoy the celebration.
Remember you can help make this a great celebration for your family and community and a great opportunity to connect with your older neighbours.
If you want to go one step further Age Concern New Zealand would like to encourage all Kiwis to sign up to their Dignity Champion Campaign to show a commitment to breaking down ageism and stereotypes and encouraging dignity and respect for older people.
Become an Age Concern Dignity Champion www.ageconcern.org.nz... this Halloween and involve and celebrate the older people in your lives.
Hi neighbours! Hamilton Press wants to ask residents whether they think Hamilton is built for those using mobility scooters/walkers. If you use one, or know someone who does, feel free to comment your opinion or email kelley.tantau@fairfaxmedia.co.nz.
*Please write NFP if you do not want your … View moreHi neighbours! Hamilton Press wants to ask residents whether they think Hamilton is built for those using mobility scooters/walkers. If you use one, or know someone who does, feel free to comment your opinion or email kelley.tantau@fairfaxmedia.co.nz.
*Please write NFP if you do not want your comment published*
Epilepsy pals support group kicks off epilepsy awareness month
A group of young men with epilepsy have formed a peer support group as an initiative of the Epilepsy Waikato Charitable Trust (EWCT). The group met for the first time at Hamilton Gardens last week with epilepsy advisor Maria Lowe.
… View moreEpilepsy pals support group kicks off epilepsy awareness month
A group of young men with epilepsy have formed a peer support group as an initiative of the Epilepsy Waikato Charitable Trust (EWCT). The group met for the first time at Hamilton Gardens last week with epilepsy advisor Maria Lowe.
“November is EWCT’s epilepsy awareness month and is all about promoting peer-to-peer support for those living with the condition. One of our members, Thomas Mandeno, knows the challenges facing young men with epilepsy and so he suggested we form a group to support them” said Maria.
Thomas explains: “We understand how young blokes feel about having epilepsy. It isn’t any easy condition to have and much can be at stake. You can’t drive, you can’t party large and you can struggle to find your feet, in fact, even at our age it can be socially isolating. But we are here to support you. We have regular get-togethers and you can always phone one of us for a chat.”
Maria said the main aim of the group is for the young men in the group to reach out to others around the same age and to enjoy one another’s company, to have fun with activities such as playing pool together, and to share epilepsy stories.
Epilepsy affects at least one in a hundred people and, for those living with the condition, life can be challenging. Consequently, a free general epilepsy talk, “Having epilepsy and the epilepsy burden” will be given by Maria on Friday 18 November at the Methodist City Action Centre, 50 London Street, from 10 am to 12 noon.
Details about activities for EWCT’s epilepsy November awareness month are available at EWCT’s website: www.ewct.org.nz....
For more information about EWCT’s peer support group, or epilepsy in general, please contact epilepsy advisors Maria (021) 888 293 or Margaret (021) 0279 7504.
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