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Tagbusters have performed an Anzac Day miracle restoring the Nga Uri o Hinetuparimaunga sculpture at the Hamilton Gardens entrance to its former glory.
Two Tagbusters’ technicians toiled for two hours on Saturday removing spray paint defacing and desecrating the prominent Nga Uri o … View moreTagbusters have performed an Anzac Day miracle restoring the Nga Uri o Hinetuparimaunga sculpture at the Hamilton Gardens entrance to its former glory.
Two Tagbusters’ technicians toiled for two hours on Saturday removing spray paint defacing and desecrating the prominent Nga Uri o Hinetuparimaunga sculpture at the entrance to Hamilton Gardens.
Were you surprised to see this cleaned off the next day? Tell us your thoughts in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
There have been hundreds of brilliant entries from around New Zealand for local businesses; but have we received yours yet?
Make sure you share a few words about your favourite local to give them a chance to be this year's Prospa Local Business Hero because it's the LAST WEEK TO … View moreThere have been hundreds of brilliant entries from around New Zealand for local businesses; but have we received yours yet?
Make sure you share a few words about your favourite local to give them a chance to be this year's Prospa Local Business Hero because it's the LAST WEEK TO NOMINATE! It'll only take you a couple of minutes and they could win a prize package worth over $30,000! And you could win great prizes too.
Nominate a business making an impact in your community now.
Te Korowai o Poutama kete is a response to the karanga of whānau to take care of their own loved ones when the time comes.
Our kaiārahi will come to you and provide whānau the resources, advice and assistance needed for preparation and ongoing care throughout the tangihanga. We will also … View moreTe Korowai o Poutama kete is a response to the karanga of whānau to take care of their own loved ones when the time comes.
Our kaiārahi will come to you and provide whānau the resources, advice and assistance needed for preparation and ongoing care throughout the tangihanga. We will also facilitate the logistics of ensuring all regulatory requirements of the whānau are met.
To korero further about this kete with our kaiārahi Phone, Email or visit Haven Falls Funeral Home - Poutama Tangihanga at 139 Bank Street, Whangārei
Everyone has at least one world event they’ll never forget. Whether it’s something recent like the pandemic or the passing of the Pope, or something from the past like 9/11 or a World War.
If you're comfortable sharing, let us know where you were when the news broke, and what do you … View moreEveryone has at least one world event they’ll never forget. Whether it’s something recent like the pandemic or the passing of the Pope, or something from the past like 9/11 or a World War.
If you're comfortable sharing, let us know where you were when the news broke, and what do you remember most about that moment?
Make what you like, in a group. Wednesday mornings starting 7 May, 2025 for 8 weeks. Or Thursday evenings starting 8 May, 2025 for 8 weeks.
Good company, sewing machines supplied, donated fabric, yarn and equipment on site.
Beginner, intermediate, or looking for some advanced fun? Each week, … View moreMake what you like, in a group. Wednesday mornings starting 7 May, 2025 for 8 weeks. Or Thursday evenings starting 8 May, 2025 for 8 weeks.
Good company, sewing machines supplied, donated fabric, yarn and equipment on site.
Beginner, intermediate, or looking for some advanced fun? Each week, Amanda and the group will offer strategies, tips, tricks, homemade cake and a hot drink. Join us at Waimarie and register now: email Jillian admin@waimarie.org.
Waimarie Hamilton East Community House, 53 Wellington St,
Hamilton East. 07 858 3453.
As speed limits go back up around the country, a worried mum’s had a victory after spotting an NZ Transport Agency mistake.
Anna Palmer was struggling to sleep after hearing SH3 through Rukuhia Village would go up to 100kph. She feared serious crashes involving locals she knew.
Have you had… View moreAs speed limits go back up around the country, a worried mum’s had a victory after spotting an NZ Transport Agency mistake.
Anna Palmer was struggling to sleep after hearing SH3 through Rukuhia Village would go up to 100kph. She feared serious crashes involving locals she knew.
Have you had any speed limit changes near you? Tell us in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Tagbusters have performed an Anzac Day miracle restoring the Nga Uri o Hinetuparimaunga sculpture at the Hamilton Gardens entrance to its former glory.
Two Tagbusters’ technicians toiled for two hours on Saturday removing spray paint defacing and desecrating the prominent Nga Uri o … View moreTagbusters have performed an Anzac Day miracle restoring the Nga Uri o Hinetuparimaunga sculpture at the Hamilton Gardens entrance to its former glory.
Two Tagbusters’ technicians toiled for two hours on Saturday removing spray paint defacing and desecrating the prominent Nga Uri o Hinetuparimaunga sculpture at the entrance to Hamilton Gardens.
Were you surprised to see this cleaned off the next day? Tell us your thoughts in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
A speed limit drop from 80kph to 60kph for a controversial and key section of Wairere Dr near The Base looks set for sign-off at Wednesday’s city council meeting.
If okayed by councillors and then subsequently approved by the NZ Transport Agency, the move will end what’s been an ongoing … View moreA speed limit drop from 80kph to 60kph for a controversial and key section of Wairere Dr near The Base looks set for sign-off at Wednesday’s city council meeting.
If okayed by councillors and then subsequently approved by the NZ Transport Agency, the move will end what’s been an ongoing controversy over the limit reduction.
Are you following the progress of the Te Rapa supermarket development? Tell us your thoughts in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
A string of anti-social incidents in Hamilton, including public defecation, washing in the fountains and drug use, has prompted the city council to look at sharpening its bylaws.
It’s the latest recommendation for tackling a problem which has caused significant concern amongst the likes of … View moreA string of anti-social incidents in Hamilton, including public defecation, washing in the fountains and drug use, has prompted the city council to look at sharpening its bylaws.
It’s the latest recommendation for tackling a problem which has caused significant concern amongst the likes of councillors, retail businesses and members of the public, denting confidence in the CBD.
Do you think bylaw changes will help? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
The Breast Cancer Foundation NZ Pink Campervan will be in Ashburton on 6 and 7 May. Specialist breast health nurses will be on hand to answer any questions about mammograms, changes to your breasts, or general breast health. There’s no charge, and no appointment needed. Just pop in, have a chat,… View moreThe Breast Cancer Foundation NZ Pink Campervan will be in Ashburton on 6 and 7 May. Specialist breast health nurses will be on hand to answer any questions about mammograms, changes to your breasts, or general breast health. There’s no charge, and no appointment needed. Just pop in, have a chat, and take a moment to focus on you.
The more I consume, the brighter I become.
The brighter I become, the shorter my life.
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The brighter I become, the shorter my life.
What am I?
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Check out fresh, practical ideas to better your homes, gardens and lifestyles with 140+ exhibitors all in one easy location! Doors open from the 9 to 11 of May for the Wellington Better Home and Living Show There’ll be kitchens, builders, double glazing, spas, heating, flooring, homewares, … View moreCheck out fresh, practical ideas to better your homes, gardens and lifestyles with 140+ exhibitors all in one easy location! Doors open from the 9 to 11 of May for the Wellington Better Home and Living Show There’ll be kitchens, builders, double glazing, spas, heating, flooring, homewares, landscaping, health, beauty, well-being, artisan goods, delicious food & coffee. All you need under one roof the 9th to 11th of May at Sky Stadium.
Join the fun with the Neighbourly 2 for 1 Adult Ticket Offer
There are so many fabulous reasons to visit the show, enjoy a day out with friends with a huge range of exhibitors to improve your homes, lifestyles and outdoors. Join Resident Builder Peter Wolfkamp on Saturday at the show for his free Ask an Expert session, enjoy a delicious range of artisan foods, get creative with the kids at Resene Paint a Pot on Saturday and Sunday and lots more!
Save the date in your diaries: 9 - 11 May at the Wellington Better Home and Living Show
Fri & Sat 10 – 5, Sun 10 – 4
Sky Stadium, Wellington
Adults $5
Gold Card Friday $2.50
Under 16 free
A celebrated piece of New Zealand architecture is up for sale.
Perched along the Waikato River, the striking black timber-clad home at 138A Great South Road, Taupiri, designed and owned by architect Daniel Smith of Edwards White, is on the market
For over a century, the Ōtorohanga Bowling Club has been a hub for local sports lovers, especially seniors.
Thanks to Lotto NZ’s Local Grants funding, the club merged with the local croquet club, revitalising its future.
With members averaging 80 years old, it offers a space to stay … View moreFor over a century, the Ōtorohanga Bowling Club has been a hub for local sports lovers, especially seniors.
Thanks to Lotto NZ’s Local Grants funding, the club merged with the local croquet club, revitalising its future.
With members averaging 80 years old, it offers a space to stay active, socially connected, and enjoy bowls and croquet.
Lottery funding supports maintenance, repairs, and water costs, helping the club thrive despite rising expenses.
Beyond sports, it fosters community through events and volunteer efforts. Every Lotto NZ game played helps fund community grants, supporting clubs like Ōtorohanga.
Learn more at mylotto.co.nz/community-winners.
There was a well-known Waikato face in the lineup when Arc en Ciel played in Tamahere on Sunday, as a fundraiser for Kids in Need Waikato.
Haven Falls is located at 271 Old Taupo Road, Rotorua offering facilities with a large chapel, dining hall and extended off road parking.
We invite you at anytime to pop in and speak with one of our team members and have a look around the facilities offered.
Haven Falls is open 24 hours a … View moreHaven Falls is located at 271 Old Taupo Road, Rotorua offering facilities with a large chapel, dining hall and extended off road parking.
We invite you at anytime to pop in and speak with one of our team members and have a look around the facilities offered.
Haven Falls is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, ensuring flexibility and convenience for your needs. Feel free to contact us at 0800 428366.
A photo of the late Pope Francis sat in pride of place at Hamilton’s St Pius X Catholic Church as congregation members prayed for departed leader and awaited his successor.
World leaders, royalty and more than 200 cardinals gathered at the papal funeral in St Peter’s Square on Saturday night… View moreA photo of the late Pope Francis sat in pride of place at Hamilton’s St Pius X Catholic Church as congregation members prayed for departed leader and awaited his successor.
World leaders, royalty and more than 200 cardinals gathered at the papal funeral in St Peter’s Square on Saturday night (NZT).
Did you watch Pope Francis' funeral?
Celebrate the start of the junior rugby season by getting down to the Cake Tin and showing off your club colours for Club Round!
Te Rapa Rd is changing, but opinions are divided on whether it is turning into world of retail opportunity or downgrading into a crime-ridden wasteland.
The recent arrival of the Popeyes fast food franchise and the imminent opening of the neighbouring Starbucks drive-through coffee shop have … View moreTe Rapa Rd is changing, but opinions are divided on whether it is turning into world of retail opportunity or downgrading into a crime-ridden wasteland.
The recent arrival of the Popeyes fast food franchise and the imminent opening of the neighbouring Starbucks drive-through coffee shop have added an exciting new element to the thoroughfare popularly known as T-Straight.
What do you reckon? Is Te Rapa Straight on the up? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
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Hi Friends
We are interested in starting a new church/denomination, with our first plant occurring right here in Hamilton.
The church will be centered on Jesus Christ and a deep respect, interest, delight and submission to the authority of Scripture Alone (sola scriptura).
Our statement of… View moreHi Friends
We are interested in starting a new church/denomination, with our first plant occurring right here in Hamilton.
The church will be centered on Jesus Christ and a deep respect, interest, delight and submission to the authority of Scripture Alone (sola scriptura).
Our statement of faith will be the Westminster Standards with the American revisions: opc.org...
In terms of leadership -- Jesus is the sole head of His Church. But his Word calls for local under-shepherds to help lead his flock through the preaching and teaching of the Bible. We have a founding pastor who has planted churches and lectured at theological colleges as well as secular universities all over the world. He is really excited to help build a new Reformed Church that we feel will be unique in Hamilton.
A few things that will make us different here in Hamilton:
- Our church will be led by a pastor with a proper theological education -- including a BA, two M.A.s, a Ph.D., knowledge of Biblical and ancient languages, experience in the mission field, and who has lectured at some of the top seminaries/theological in New Zealand and the World.
- We will be a friendly and welcoming Reformed Church. We are not a political movement. We do not support any particular party, race, or social philosophy. Just scripture.
- We will welcome people of all backgrounds and walks of life. This means we want everyone to come and feel welcome. Our culture will be determined with everyone's input and contribution. In our view, this would be unique for a Reformed Church in Hamilton.
- While we respect and love people of all races and backgrounds, we have noticed there is an overrepresentation (to the exclusion of others) of leaders from Dutch/South African backgrounds in other Hamilton-based Reformed churches.
- While there is nothing wrong (in and of itself) with this Dutch overrepresentation in a Church -- sadly, we have noticed the unfriendliness, lack of charity, lack of curiosity and antisocial behaviour that unfortunately sometimes characterizes Dutch culture has taken root in these Hamilton Reformed churches.
- Unfortunately, you could attend these churches for years and not see a single Maori, Hebrew, Chinese, French, Turkish, or Japanese (etc.) layperson in attendance -- much less a pastor or elder from such backgrounds. We will not be like this. We are founded on Christ and His Word -- not Dutch culture (or the culture of any other ethnity).
- To avoid this unfriendliness and to ensure all peoples are represented, we will limit our eldership to those who meet the biblical requirements. In addition -- and only as a corrective measure -- we will further limit our eldership to no more than 1 (or 20%, whichever is greater) Dutch/South African elders. Any more than two Dutch/South African elders must be offset by an equal number of Māori/Pasifika elders. We are a CHRISTIAN church, not a Dutch church. All of our elders will meet the biblical qualifications. But we also want to cultivate a diversity of viewpoints and leadership styles.
- We have noticed that many of the Reformed Churches in our country are pastored by folks with a very low level of theological education -- such as a single janky/patched-together degree from a kiwi institution or a degree from an understaffed theological college in Australia -- whose faculty we view as sadly lacking and whose academic rigor is low.
- In contrast, we will have a pastor who is trained, smart, kind, curious, open, outward-facing and caring. He won't be perfect. He will sin like we all do. But he is a humble leader and is not afraid to confess/repent when he screws up. He is not afraid to roll up his sleeves. He doesn't pretend to be "Holier than Thou."
- We will study, learn and grow! We will have weekly Bible Studies in which we move verse-by-verse through the Bible. We will not simply play a video or read a bit of Scripture and then fall back to a set of printed out questions. We will be led by trained individuals who are able to teach and lead Bible Studies directly from scripture.
- We will care about our people first and the community a close second. This means we want to help as much as we can -- not just those poor souls "over there" in other countries -- but first and foremost those in our own tent and in our own backyard. In our experience, Reformed Churches in NZ are not necessarily any more Christianized than mission fields abroad.
- We need the Word! We will preach it here first and foremost! We will be generous to others!
- We will know the difference between the law and the gospel. The focus of all Scripture is Jesus Christ. We will preach through the whole Bible, while never preaching sermons that don't have much about Jesus. Jesus will be the main point of every sermon, as he is the main point of every part of Scripture.
- We embrace covenant Reformed theology -- historically redemptive in nature. We agree with the Two Kingdom/natural law approach to non-theological issues. We don't much care what your view of creation is, so long as you understand that Scripture is the authority and you can defend your view from Scripture. If you need help doing so, are pastor is here for you! The point is we don't get bogged down on culture-war issues, especially where Scripture is silent.
- It is totally fine if you don't understand or if you agree/disagree with us on any or all all these stances. We can always fill you in and explain our perspective. And we can agree to disagree on these and many other issues. All our welcome. The point is that we trust God's providence on things like politics and do not feel like we need the Law of Moses to be the Law of New Zealand. We are more concerned with having a great Bible study and reaching the lost than with what parliament happens to be doing at any given moment.
- We will have adult Sunday School every week on important topics - Church History, Systematic Theology, Ethics, Apologetics, Comparative Religions, Different Views of the End Times, etc..
- We will be fun! Reformed Christianity is all about glorifying God and ENJOYING Him FOREVER (Westminster Shorter Catechism Q&A #1). Forever means right now just as much as next month, next year, or 1,000 years from now. We won't need a social committee to schedule our joy, fun and fellowship. The entire thing will be joyful and fun. God gave us senses of humour.
- We will celebrate this while keeping our services both reverent and joyful. That can be a tough needle for many churches to thread. Some err on the side of being too happy-clappy and interactive, while others err in the opposite direction -- by all but eliminating the awe and joy of worshipping God. We will endeavor to simultaneously crank up both the reverence and the awe -- from the call to worship through the benediction.
- We will have really good coffee. If you want/need bad coffee, you are still welcome! Just remember to bring your own.
- We will encourage families worshipping together. Children will have their own (age appropriate) Sunday School lessons. But they will be encouraged to remain with their parents during the worship service so that they can also benefit from the sermon.
- Our pastor will not be the "pope" of our church. He will lead us, not control us.
- Discipline will be reserved only for the most extreme and severe cases and will be done in accordance with God's word. Competent and caring "discipleship" makes "discipline" unnecessary.
- Our members will select the name for the church and for any potential future denomination. But just as a placeholder, we were thinking of calling it "Reformation Church of Hamilton."
IF THIS SOUNDS LIKE SOMETHING YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN, PLEASE SEND A DM. OR EMAIL reformationchurchhamilton@gmail.com
Don’t miss the much loved, outrageously funny Aussie icon in KERIKERI and WHANGAREI on 29 & 30 August at the start of his new Aussie Icon Tour throughout NZ, performing again his funniest songs, hilarious stories and shooting down political correctness supported by Jenny Talia from Australia.… View moreDon’t miss the much loved, outrageously funny Aussie icon in KERIKERI and WHANGAREI on 29 & 30 August at the start of his new Aussie Icon Tour throughout NZ, performing again his funniest songs, hilarious stories and shooting down political correctness supported by Jenny Talia from Australia.
He’s fair-dinkum funny helping to prevent global boring!
His loyal fans should not miss this further opportunity to enjoy another big dose of Kev, and for those not yet acquainted you’re invited to enjoy a knee-slapping, hilarious night out. R18.
Once dominated by grey cubicles, sterile lighting, and rows of desks, Hamilton’s office spaces are being re-imagined, and not just for aesthetics.
As vacancy across the CBD rises, a new kind of workplace is taking shape - softer, more flexible, and built around how people actually want to … View moreOnce dominated by grey cubicles, sterile lighting, and rows of desks, Hamilton’s office spaces are being re-imagined, and not just for aesthetics.
As vacancy across the CBD rises, a new kind of workplace is taking shape - softer, more flexible, and built around how people actually want to work.
Do you like a 'soft and tactile' work space? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Skip and Gantry Bins – great for any large clean up or DIY projects you have on the go. Available for short or longer-term hire, with additional collection and replacement of the bin as and when required.
A Tauranga man has filed a complaint with the Commerce Commission, claiming that due to dynamic pricing, it’s cheaper for him to fly to Los Angeles than to book a flight for his daughter from Tauranga to Wellington.
Do you think their pricing needs addressed to encourage more people to fly?
Be in to WIN a once-in-a-lifetime experience for a young Blues fan!
Tell us why your youngster should be the special coin toss guest at the next Blues home game.
The Prize includes:
- Tossing the coin with the referee and team captains.
- x2 Silver Stand tickets so you and your child can … View moreBe in to WIN a once-in-a-lifetime experience for a young Blues fan!
Tell us why your youngster should be the special coin toss guest at the next Blues home game.
The Prize includes:
- Tossing the coin with the referee and team captains.
- x2 Silver Stand tickets so you and your child can watch the game.
- x2 food & beverage vouchers
- x1 goodie bag and blues jersey.
- Visiting the commentary box
- Being taken to the field side-line where you can watch the team warm-up.
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When: May 1 - 31, 2025
What: A fitness challenge that encourages you to get active and fundraise for a good cause while unlocking inspiring humanitarian stories from our disaster response volunteers, former refugees and international delegates.
Where: Anywhere! Track your steps and join … View moreWhen: May 1 - 31, 2025
What: A fitness challenge that encourages you to get active and fundraise for a good cause while unlocking inspiring humanitarian stories from our disaster response volunteers, former refugees and international delegates.
Where: Anywhere! Track your steps and join from your location.
Who: Everyone is welcome to participate! Join as an individual or team.
Why: Get active and support humanitarian work in your community and around the world.
By participating, you'll contribute to humanitarian work here in New Zealand and around the world including:
·Equipping our Disaster Welfare and Support Teams to respond swiftly to emergencies. Supporting former refugee families as they build new lives in Aotearoa New Zealand.
·Training international delegates to be ready for lifesaving missions.
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Haven Falls is located at 271 Old Taupo Road, Rotorua offering facilities with a large chapel, dining hall and extended off road parking.
We invite you at anytime to pop in and speak with one of our team members and have a look around the facilities offered.
Haven Falls is open 24 hours a … View moreHaven Falls is located at 271 Old Taupo Road, Rotorua offering facilities with a large chapel, dining hall and extended off road parking.
We invite you at anytime to pop in and speak with one of our team members and have a look around the facilities offered.
Haven Falls is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, ensuring flexibility and convenience for your needs. Feel free to contact us at 0800 428366.
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