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From green sleeves to iron-fisted Queens - come and discover women who have shaped history! In the wake of Her Late Majesty’s passing, this course reflects on the female leaders of the monarchy, exploring how their gender impacted their reign and legacy. Focusing on the Tudor period, we journey … View moreFrom green sleeves to iron-fisted Queens - come and discover women who have shaped history! In the wake of Her Late Majesty’s passing, this course reflects on the female leaders of the monarchy, exploring how their gender impacted their reign and legacy. Focusing on the Tudor period, we journey from the green sleeves of Anne Boleyn to the Catholic tyranny of Mary. This course explores the antithetical female leaders and their role in shaping British History at a time of significant change, the beginning of the birth of modern Europe.
This Zoom course meets on Tuesday evenings from 7:00-8:00 pm beginning on Tuesday 18 October 2022. There are 5 consecutive weekly sessions.
Bring a friend along for good measure and support our rangatahi teaching in our Junior Lecturer series.
Share away to your pages and networks and help us get the word out there! For more info, check out this and all of our other courses on our website.
It’s easy to transform a tired timber fence into a stylish feature with Resene Lumbersider. Find out how to create your own.
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Please donate to my link below!
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I am doing the Hamilton Round The Bridges walk in full costume to raise money for The Starship Foundation
WHY I'M DOING IT
I am a member of Outpost 42 Garrison which is New Zealand's representative of… View moreHi team
Please donate to my link below!
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I am doing the Hamilton Round The Bridges walk in full costume to raise money for The Starship Foundation
WHY I'M DOING IT
I am a member of Outpost 42 Garrison which is New Zealand's representative of the worldwide Star Wars Costuming Group, the 501st Legion.
"While we wear the costumes of Stormtroopers, Sith Lords, Bounty Hunters and other villains of the Star wars films, we dedicate much of our time towards assisting charities and community groups earning us the tagline 'Bad Guys doing good'.
I know there is a need and if I can help in my own way, I will gladly take one for the team, in doing so raising some money for all the brave kids and parents who are the real heroes.
This is why on Sunday November 13th 2022, I will be walking the 6km of the "The Lugton's Round the Bridges" event in Hamilton wearing a screen accurate replica Stormtrooper costume.
So…
Please help a plastic spacemen support some kids and their families by donating through my link to The Starship Foundation
We will see you at the start line.
Thanks in advance
Alistair Richardson aka Hamilton Trooper
Do you want to financially support local social and environmental activity across the Waikato in a way that ensures your help has an effective and ongoing impact?
Momentum Waikato, the region’s community foundation, hosts investment funds set up by community groups, social enterprises and … View moreDo you want to financially support local social and environmental activity across the Waikato in a way that ensures your help has an effective and ongoing impact?
Momentum Waikato, the region’s community foundation, hosts investment funds set up by community groups, social enterprises and local champions to diversify and grow the income that enables their own or others’ worthwhile work.
A number of these investment funds welcome public donations. From art to sport, environment to disability support, for specific locations or the whole region, you can support the local cause or charity you care about with smart giving.
A plucky group of backyard conservationists plan to make an 80m buffer around the central Hamilton reserve.
Surgeon and conservationist Dr Alwyn Seeley restored paddocks into 2.5ha of native bushland in what's become known as the AJ Seeley Gully.
Community volunteers have now got a $2000 … View moreA plucky group of backyard conservationists plan to make an 80m buffer around the central Hamilton reserve.
Surgeon and conservationist Dr Alwyn Seeley restored paddocks into 2.5ha of native bushland in what's become known as the AJ Seeley Gully.
Community volunteers have now got a $2000 boost to create a pest-control barrier around it.
Dear neighbours,
Every month, NZ Gardener runs a series of tested reader recipes using a seasonal crop. We are now on the hunt for nasturtium recipes! Send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz by Oct 16, 2022. Every published recipe wins a copy of our special edition Vegetable Growing Made… View moreDear neighbours,
Every month, NZ Gardener runs a series of tested reader recipes using a seasonal crop. We are now on the hunt for nasturtium recipes! Send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz by Oct 16, 2022. Every published recipe wins a copy of our special edition Vegetable Growing Made Easy.
Keep the kids occupied with some new toys, books and games! All new things going out daily so each visit is a new adventure.
We are seeking furniture and we can pick up so come in and have a chat or ring us on (07) 853-6021 to organise a pick up.
This week we have selected books $1.00
… View moreKeep the kids occupied with some new toys, books and games! All new things going out daily so each visit is a new adventure.
We are seeking furniture and we can pick up so come in and have a chat or ring us on (07) 853-6021 to organise a pick up.
This week we have selected books $1.00
Glasses,cups and plates 1/2 price but be quick it’s only for this week!
We are open 9-4.30pm Monday to Friday
9-4.00pm Saturday
10-3pm Sunday
The Hamilton Squash and Tennis Club
CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF TENNIS
Join us as we celebrate100 years of the Hamilton Lawn Tennis Club!
October 29, 2022
2-4:30PM - Social Tournament in Wimbeldon Whites
5-6PM - Pre Dinner drinks inc G&T specials
5:45PM - Official Welcome & Photos
… View moreThe Hamilton Squash and Tennis Club
CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF TENNIS
Join us as we celebrate100 years of the Hamilton Lawn Tennis Club!
October 29, 2022
2-4:30PM - Social Tournament in Wimbeldon Whites
5-6PM - Pre Dinner drinks inc G&T specials
5:45PM - Official Welcome & Photos
6:15PM - Dinner and Speeches
$70 a ticket
Purchase via website by 21st October
www.HSTC.co.nz
325 Tristran Street Hamilton
(07) 834 3271
Running a marathon in one day is hard but what about doing it throughout November?
Complete a Marathon in a month for the Cancer Society and rack up steps towards your personal health journey while raising vital funds at the same time.
You can make your marathon bite-sized by completing just… View moreRunning a marathon in one day is hard but what about doing it throughout November?
Complete a Marathon in a month for the Cancer Society and rack up steps towards your personal health journey while raising vital funds at the same time.
You can make your marathon bite-sized by completing just 1.4ks a day. Run, cycle, swim, skip – this is your journey, this is your marathon.
Sign up today and help Cancer Society support people with cancer in your community.
A critical aspect of the Waikato Regional Theatre project is ensuring that heritage elements from the former Hamilton Hotel are preserved and re-used.
A range of internal components from the century-old building have been carefully removed and stored by Foster Group Limited, so they can be … View moreA critical aspect of the Waikato Regional Theatre project is ensuring that heritage elements from the former Hamilton Hotel are preserved and re-used.
A range of internal components from the century-old building have been carefully removed and stored by Foster Group Limited, so they can be reinstated in the new complex, including more items and materials than Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga required to be saved.
Read more and see more pics of the saved heritage items at link below.
Nau mai, haere mai e te iwi. Yes, it’s true – the greatest little gameshow show on earth, Lucky Dip, is back for 2022, bigger, louder, and on the road throughout the motu.
Join our hosts Luke Bird and Marcia Hopa for some hearty katakata (laughs), soak up some wairua and prepare to be..… View moreNau mai, haere mai e te iwi. Yes, it’s true – the greatest little gameshow show on earth, Lucky Dip, is back for 2022, bigger, louder, and on the road throughout the motu.
Join our hosts Luke Bird and Marcia Hopa for some hearty katakata (laughs), soak up some wairua and prepare to be...amazed!
Tune into Lucky Dip on the Road, Sundays at 8pm from October 23rd on Whakaata Māori and Māori+!
Through Ryman’s bespoke model of dementia care, myRyman Life, our villages aim to challenge perspectives on dementia and to create inclusive communities where staff receive cutting-edge training, families can feel reassured, and residents can thrive.
At Ryman villages our focus is on … View moreThrough Ryman’s bespoke model of dementia care, myRyman Life, our villages aim to challenge perspectives on dementia and to create inclusive communities where staff receive cutting-edge training, families can feel reassured, and residents can thrive.
At Ryman villages our focus is on experience-based care rather than processes, enabling residents to live in the moment and to feel kindness, love and security.
Most of all, Ryman residents living with dementia are supported to continue doing the things that bring them joy so they can live fulfilled lives.
EarthDiverse is pleased to announce our Term 4 “Understanding Buddhism” course. This eight-week seminar, part of our World Religions series, provides a detailed introduction to the history, denominations, texts, beliefs and practices of the Buddhist tradition. Thursday afternoon 2:00-4:00pm … View moreEarthDiverse is pleased to announce our Term 4 “Understanding Buddhism” course. This eight-week seminar, part of our World Religions series, provides a detailed introduction to the history, denominations, texts, beliefs and practices of the Buddhist tradition. Thursday afternoon 2:00-4:00pm beginning 22 October. In-person or on-line via Zoom. For more information on this and all of our other course offerings, visit our webpage.
As we emerge from winter hibernation, thick coats are swapped for lighter jackets and it’s time to take stock for the season ahead.
With summer approaching, now’s the time to start thinking about getting some household upkeep out of the way early, so you’re not left slammed in the holiday… View moreAs we emerge from winter hibernation, thick coats are swapped for lighter jackets and it’s time to take stock for the season ahead.
With summer approaching, now’s the time to start thinking about getting some household upkeep out of the way early, so you’re not left slammed in the holiday season when there are a million other things to think about.
Soft furnishings: It’s easy to remember to wipe down hard surfaces, but the often-overlooked soft furnishings in our homes also need some TLC.
Keep an eye on the weather forecast and plan a sunny day to wash couch cushions, blankets, rugs or curtains that could be harbouring dust and bacteria.
Most of us wash the pillowcases on our beds, but the pillows themselves can harbor dust mites and fungi. It’s generally recommended you wash your pillow every two to six months – how to do so depends on its materials, so check the care label.
Clean your heat pump: You can clean your heat pump filter in less than 10 minutes using your vacuum cleaner and brush attachment. If you’re steadily blasting it throughout winter and summer, you should be cleaning it at least four times a year to ensure it’s working smoothly and to enhance its performance.
Windows and doors
After a damp winter, it pays to check the not-so-noticeable corners of your home. Windows and doors need regular maintenance to keep them in good working order and to avoid the likes of rot and corrosion. Look for signs such as chalky surfaces, condensation, mould growth, corroded fixings and blocked drain outlets – all indicate it’s time for a spring clean.
Take extra care not to damage the coating when cleaning coated or specialised glass – follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
The dos and don'ts of donating clothing: As the time comes to swap our winter clothes for more summery attire, sift through your wardrobe for items you haven’t worn in more than a year. Unless it’s a special-occasion piece, chances are you’re not going to be reaching for it any time soon.
Depending on the quality and value of the garments, you may want to sell them online or through a consignment store to earn some cash. If not, you can donate to your local op shop or clothing bin.
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