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Tourism is making cash registers in the Waikato ring to the tune of $1.4 billion dollars. Hamilton …
School holidays will find most 12 year old boys in front of a gaming console or out on their skatebo…
If you take the girl out of the city young enough she may come to appreciate the country life. Dair…
When The Pick and Shovel Men mobile exhibition, housed in shipping containers for two weeks on Waihi…
A bit of wind, not much cloud and the rain stayed away until Sunday - Saturday was a great day for t…
Stuff takes up the story about low-lying Thames Coromandel and Hauraki towns being at high risk from sea level rise --
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Scream masks, fake cobwebs and carved pumpkins; some neighbours love to get involved with the theme of Halloween while others hide in terror! We want to know once and for all, do New Zealanders embrace Halloween as much as we think? Fill out our New Zealand 2017 Halloween Survey before 19 October … View moreScream masks, fake cobwebs and carved pumpkins; some neighbours love to get involved with the theme of Halloween while others hide in terror! We want to know once and for all, do New Zealanders embrace Halloween as much as we think? Fill out our New Zealand 2017 Halloween Survey before 19 October and you could win a $100 SuperValue voucher!
(Plus if you're dreaming of Halloween already, we'll share our recipe for our sweet and fruity Toffee Apple snacks at the end of the survey!)
Next month we’re hitting an incredible milestone - 35 years of building the homes kiwis love and being a part of your community.
We’ve also been proudly supporting the Heart Foundation since 2007. This Friday we’re handing over our 50th home built for the Heart Foundation lottery.
… View moreNext month we’re hitting an incredible milestone - 35 years of building the homes kiwis love and being a part of your community.
We’ve also been proudly supporting the Heart Foundation since 2007. This Friday we’re handing over our 50th home built for the Heart Foundation lottery.
With 35 years in the industry you can count on us ‘seeing it all before’ and that’s why we’re keen to share our skills, passion, and knowledge within our local communities.
We’re extending an invitation to Neighbourly members in your area to a free and locally run information session, open to any new-home builder, no matter what level of experience. Book a complimentary seat now for your local info session.
It's Get Ready Week, the perfect time for all of us to make sure we’re prepared for an emergency
This is the outcome of researching and building a bright fun playground for my grandchildren. Others have reacted positively so am happy to make to order for others interested. These can be delivered prebuilt for a reasonable fee. Good access and strong help will be needed on delivery. Building … View moreThis is the outcome of researching and building a bright fun playground for my grandchildren. Others have reacted positively so am happy to make to order for others interested. These can be delivered prebuilt for a reasonable fee. Good access and strong help will be needed on delivery. Building these will have to fit in around other commiments. First in first served.
It's going to be fine weather tomorrow, so don't forget to head to the voting stations.
And whether or not there is a new government, change is on the way. Daylight saving will arrive at 2am on Sunday - when clocks go forward an hour - while the spring equinox would fall on Saturday.
Hello Everyone,
With a view to celebrating my maternal grandfather's paternal grandparents' arrival in Auckland from Ireland via Liverpool on 23rd December 1859, I'm trying to trace descendents of some of the other passengers (my ancestors were Dromgools - misspelt Drongool on the … View moreHello Everyone,
With a view to celebrating my maternal grandfather's paternal grandparents' arrival in Auckland from Ireland via Liverpool on 23rd December 1859, I'm trying to trace descendents of some of the other passengers (my ancestors were Dromgools - misspelt Drongool on the passenger list). I'm hoping to put together a series of memoirs (not complete family trees) to publish a non-fiction work in December 2019 (160 years). If any of you are descended from Shalimar passengers on that date and are interested in contributing or have any hints, I'd love to hear from you.
Thanks,
Carolyn
I find it hard to find someone in TCDC who is concerned at the shocking condition of the roading in the vicinity of the Thames wharf, and will take the initutive to do something about it. What about a member of the Thames Community Board, isn't it a community concern.
The Hauraki Cycle Trail … View moreI find it hard to find someone in TCDC who is concerned at the shocking condition of the roading in the vicinity of the Thames wharf, and will take the initutive to do something about it. What about a member of the Thames Community Board, isn't it a community concern.
The Hauraki Cycle Trail crosses this area, which is an utter disgrace, and has been for many years, I invite those responsible to visit the area so that they may be aware of what I am referring to. A good tidy up is required as it was in the days that the Thames wharf was used by a fleet of fishing boats and the twice weekly visit by a barge from Auckland which transported goods to Thames. I seek support on this issue from those who also care.
Service scheduled to commence on 30th October
At last some real progress with the Thames bus trial. The Waikato Regional Council have asked for tenders from bus operators. Tenders will close on 15 October and the service is scheduled to start on 30 October subject to a final go-ahead from the … View moreService scheduled to commence on 30th October
At last some real progress with the Thames bus trial. The Waikato Regional Council have asked for tenders from bus operators. Tenders will close on 15 October and the service is scheduled to start on 30 October subject to a final go-ahead from the successful bus operator.
The service will begin as a trial for six months, and if successful will be extended for a further 39 months subject to confirmation of funding being made available beyond the 6-month trial period and ongoing performance evaluation.
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New Zealand has gone into a frenzy over the P problem, when in reality many supposedly meth-contaminated houses pose no risk to human health if you simply scrub down the walls with a decent detergent.
That's the view - some would say surprisingly - of the New Zealand Drug Foundation, and … View moreNew Zealand has gone into a frenzy over the P problem, when in reality many supposedly meth-contaminated houses pose no risk to human health if you simply scrub down the walls with a decent detergent.
That's the view - some would say surprisingly - of the New Zealand Drug Foundation, and Massey University environmental chemistry expert Nick Kim.
With most Kiwi home buyers now getting properties meth tested and walking away from the deal if the result comes up positive, it begs the question whether it's possible to pick up a bargain if you're prepared to don rubber gloves and invest some elbow grease.
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