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2686 days ago

How are you spending your long weekend?

Georgia Forrester Reporter from Waikato Times

Hi neighbours,

Will you be starting off your Labour Weekend with a jog or a sleep in? Our journalist lists her top things for you to do in Waikato to keep you entertained. To read all about them, click here.

So, what are your favourite things to do on Labour weekend? Do you catch up with friends… View more
Hi neighbours,

Will you be starting off your Labour Weekend with a jog or a sleep in? Our journalist lists her top things for you to do in Waikato to keep you entertained. To read all about them, click here.

So, what are your favourite things to do on Labour weekend? Do you catch up with friends and family? Spend the day in the garden? Have a BBQ? Share your long weekend tips with us in the replies below!
(Please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your images/ comments used on Stuff)

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2686 days ago

FREE Raranga - Flax Weaving Classes

Syrina Pene from Te Rongopai Community Trust (GOOD NEWS COMMUNITY CENTRE)

FREE FLAX WEAVING CLASSES will recommence on
THURSDAY 25th October 7.00pm-9.30pm for 6 weeks
We are on the Cnr of Dominion Rd & Breckons Ave, Nawton.
ALL are welcome to join us whether you are a beginner or advanced
The classes are held in a safe & friendly environment.
We are on the … View more
FREE FLAX WEAVING CLASSES will recommence on
THURSDAY 25th October 7.00pm-9.30pm for 6 weeks
We are on the Cnr of Dominion Rd & Breckons Ave, Nawton.
ALL are welcome to join us whether you are a beginner or advanced
The classes are held in a safe & friendly environment.
We are on the corner of Dominion Rd & Breckons Ave, Nawton
We look forward to you joining us
NAU MAI HAERE MAI

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2687 days ago

We’re here to help you grow into your new home

Westpac

We know you’d rather be getting into your new home than talking about your mortgage.

And we’d love to help you get into that new home more quickly, so our Mobile Mortgage Managers can meet you at work, at home, at a cafe, or even in the middle of an empty section. They'll meet you at a … View more
We know you’d rather be getting into your new home than talking about your mortgage.

And we’d love to help you get into that new home more quickly, so our Mobile Mortgage Managers can meet you at work, at home, at a cafe, or even in the middle of an empty section. They'll meet you at a time that works best for you and are available seven days a week and in some cases, can even approve your loan for you on the spot.

Click through to find a Mobile Mortgage Manager in Hamilton.

Come and talk to us today.
Learn more

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2688 days ago

Poll: Is Hamilton's $500 UAGC rates charge unfair for high density developments?

The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press

There's an "apparent inequality" in a change to how Hamilton City Council calculates rates, according to finance chairman Garry Mallett.
What do you think about the $500 Uniform Annual General Charge (UAGC)?
Council intended it to smooth the transition of Hamilton's rating … View more
There's an "apparent inequality" in a change to how Hamilton City Council calculates rates, according to finance chairman Garry Mallett.
What do you think about the $500 Uniform Annual General Charge (UAGC)?
Council intended it to smooth the transition of Hamilton's rating system from land value to capital value.
It generally applies once per property, but if council finds you have more than one SUIP - Separately Used or Inhabited Part of a rating unit - you will get a charge for each one.
Mallett says that is bad news for landlords of high density apartments and has got investors pulling out sinks and developers removing ensuites from plans to avoid big increases.
Read more: stuff.co.nz/national/107870870/arbitrary-definition-stings-landlords
*PLEASE WRITE NFP IF YOU DO NOT WANT YOUR OPINIONS PUBLISHED*

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Is Hamilton's $500 UAGC rates charge unfair for high density developments?
  • 65.4% Yes
    65.4% Complete
  • 23.1% No
    23.1% Complete
  • 11.5% Undecided
    11.5% Complete
26 votes
2687 days ago

Plan ahead to stay safe and avoid delays this Labour Weekend

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

The NZ Transport Agency has developed a tool that shows predicted traffic flow across popular journeys based on travel patterns from previous years. It can be found here.

Because predicted peak times can change based on incidents, weather and even driver behaviour we suggest that you check hereView more
The NZ Transport Agency has developed a tool that shows predicted traffic flow across popular journeys based on travel patterns from previous years. It can be found here.

Because predicted peak times can change based on incidents, weather and even driver behaviour we suggest that you check here before you leave for accurate information about current road and traffic conditions.

The holiday journeys site shows the busiest areas through Bay of Plenty and Waikato are expected to be the Kaimai Range, State Highway 2 between Paeroa and Waihi and State Highway 2 between Tauranga and Katikati, State Highway 1 north of Hamilton at Taupiri, State Highway 1 south of Cambridge at Karapiro, State Highway 2 at Maramarua and the Coromandel on State Highway 25 at Tairua and Kopu Bridge.

When driving this Labour Weekend, take care to:
- Drive to the conditions, whether it’s the weather, the time of day or amount of traffic
- Take regular breaks to stay alert and ensure fatigue doesn’t affect your driving
- Keep a safe following distance from vehicles in front so you can stop safely
- Be patient - overtaking is unlikely to make a significant difference to your journey time due to the amount of traffic expected over the weekend.
- Allow plenty of time, remember you are on holiday and avoid the need to rush
- Check your car is in good "health" before you head off.

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2687 days ago

Planning on hitting the water this weekend? ⛵💦

The Team from Neighbourhood Support New Zealand

Kia ora water-lovers!

Here are some tips to make sure you and your loved ones are well prepared and stay safe:

1. Check the marine weather forecast before you go out, it could save your life! 58% of boaties already check it. We want the other 42% to make it a habit. MetService New Zealand's … View more
Kia ora water-lovers!

Here are some tips to make sure you and your loved ones are well prepared and stay safe:

1. Check the marine weather forecast before you go out, it could save your life! 58% of boaties already check it. We want the other 42% to make it a habit. MetService New Zealand's Marine App makes it easy.

2. Tests your life jackets. Pull hard on the straps and see if any of them stretch or rip. Check all over for any existing tears in the straps and any cuts or punctures in the life jacket. If yes, do not use the life jacket, dispose of it, and replace it. Always check if it floats before putting them on. Keep in mind kapok life jackets should not be used as they can absorb water and sink, their cotton straps also easily rip! Burn them or bin them, but whatever you do - don't use or resell them.

3. For this year's Safer Boating Week, boaties are being reminded to “Prep, Check, Know” - prepare your boat, check your gear and know the rules before going on the water.

Let's put in the time and effort to make sure there are NO water related accidents or deaths this Labour Day long-weekend! Don't forget to look out for each other and report any concerns you have to local authorities.

#SaferBoatingWeek
#NSNZemergencypreparedness

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2687 days ago

Who catches the bus rather than driving?

Jo from Maeroa

I am a reporter with the Waikato Times and I am wanting to talk to anyone who has decided to take the bus instead of driving. Just would like to know why they decided this and what they get from it? My email is jo.lines-mackenzie@stuff.co.nz. Thank you for your help.

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2687 days ago

Stan Walker backs Waikato Regional Theatre plans

The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press

What local acts would you like to see on stage in the Waikato Regional Theatre?
Kiwi musician Stan Walker says there are "rough diamonds" in the hood in Hamilton, and the theatre plans could give them an opportunity.
Walker grew up in Hamilton - once attending Fairfield Intermediate and … View more
What local acts would you like to see on stage in the Waikato Regional Theatre?
Kiwi musician Stan Walker says there are "rough diamonds" in the hood in Hamilton, and the theatre plans could give them an opportunity.
Walker grew up in Hamilton - once attending Fairfield Intermediate and Hamilton Boys' High - and was back in town on Tuesday.
As well as hosting a workshop at Zeal, he gave a plug for $73.9 million plans for a Waikato Regional Theatre.
"I reckon there's a lot of rough diamonds here waiting to be given an opportunity," he said.
"The hood is where you're going to get the most talented people. They just haven't been exposed to [arts] like everyone else has."

2688 days ago

Don't forget to enter Colour Your Community!

Resene

For a second year, Neighbourly and Resene are challenging you to Colour your Community! Make a positive difference in your neighbourhood by transforming an area that needs a little love. There's six prizes of up to $1000 worth of Resene paints, wood stains and accessories up for grabs!

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For a second year, Neighbourly and Resene are challenging you to Colour your Community! Make a positive difference in your neighbourhood by transforming an area that needs a little love. There's six prizes of up to $1000 worth of Resene paints, wood stains and accessories up for grabs!

Whether it's a new mural for your community hall, a graffiti clean up or a local playground paint job, apply now on behalf of your organisation, business, or for your own community project.
Enter now

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2688 days ago

DINSDALE MARKET EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT 1PM

Noelene from Hamilton Lake

DINSDALE MARKET EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON STARTING AT 1pm AT ST CLARE'S CHURCH
TUHIKARAMEA ROAD DINSDALE -SIGNS OUT -LOTS OF PARKING HAND CRAFTS ,KNITWEAR,JEWELLERY,CRYSTALS,POTTED PLANTS,TOYS,BOOKS,BABY WEAR,RAWLEIGHS HEALTH AND NATURAL HOME-CARE PRODUCTS,LOTS OF EXCELLENT ANTIQUE AND … View more
DINSDALE MARKET EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON STARTING AT 1pm AT ST CLARE'S CHURCH
TUHIKARAMEA ROAD DINSDALE -SIGNS OUT -LOTS OF PARKING HAND CRAFTS ,KNITWEAR,JEWELLERY,CRYSTALS,POTTED PLANTS,TOYS,BOOKS,BABY WEAR,RAWLEIGHS HEALTH AND NATURAL HOME-CARE PRODUCTS,LOTS OF EXCELLENT ANTIQUE AND RETRO/COLLECTIBLES,NEW AND PRELOVED CLOTHING AND EVERYDAY HOUSEHOLD ITEMS------GREAT VARIETY.

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2689 days ago

Electrician

Craig from Dinsdale

Can any one recommend a licenced Electrician to do a small job at a fair price? Needs to be able to supply a certificate of compliance. Thanks in advance

2688 days ago

Get Ready To Drop, Cover, Hold! 😁👍

The Team from Neighbourhood Support New Zealand

Kia Ora Neighbourhood Supporters -

Friendly reminder that Shake Out, our national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi, is happening tomorrow.

At 9:30am over 800,000 people across the country will drop, cover, and hold!

Are you joining in?

#NSNZemergencypreparedness

2689 days ago

Volunteers needed stand up against Suicide

Aaron from Nawton

HOPEWALK is a movement of hope. Bringing awareness to suicide and promoting prevention. We are looking for volunteers to get on board and help us planning the next Hopewalk in Hamilton in Nov2018. If your keen to support the cause let us know. We cant do it on our own. Our group receives no funding… View moreHOPEWALK is a movement of hope. Bringing awareness to suicide and promoting prevention. We are looking for volunteers to get on board and help us planning the next Hopewalk in Hamilton in Nov2018. If your keen to support the cause let us know. We cant do it on our own. Our group receives no funding and we do it because of our own experiences and whanau lost. www.facebook.com...

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