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People who live near Hamilton’s new “peanut-about“ intersection say it could make one of the city’s most dangerous intersections safer.
The upgrade replaces a stretch of road at the Morrinsville, Silverdale and Matangi roads junction known for its high crash rate and is part of planned … View morePeople who live near Hamilton’s new “peanut-about“ intersection say it could make one of the city’s most dangerous intersections safer.
The upgrade replaces a stretch of road at the Morrinsville, Silverdale and Matangi roads junction known for its high crash rate and is part of planned safety upgrades in the area. Parts of several busy roads are closed 24/7 for the work - the council has said that will be the case until the end of May.
On her first visit to the Coromandel Peninsula, Julie McMillan decided she had found what she was looking for.
The Waiomu Beach Cafe owner says she left a corporate job in Wellington and was ready to be self employed again — and she had plenty of experience in hospitality.
The finishing touches are going on in Hamilton’s exclusive riverside development, and a few apartments are still up for grabs.
One Cook St arguably has the best views of the river in the city, and Lodge agent James Walsh reckons it’s home to Hamilton’s most expensive penthouse apartment.
A chunk of “investment-ready” Te Rapa has been opened up for industrial development that could create up to 1300 jobs and boost local economic output by $300 million over the next decade.
Independent commissioners have approved Fonterra’s Plan Change 17, rezoning 91 hectares of land in … View moreA chunk of “investment-ready” Te Rapa has been opened up for industrial development that could create up to 1300 jobs and boost local economic output by $300 million over the next decade.
Independent commissioners have approved Fonterra’s Plan Change 17, rezoning 91 hectares of land in north Hamilton — 84.5 hectares owned by Fonterra and 6.5 hectares owned by private landowners.
Waikato home building has turned the corner with the first lift in consents after three years of drops.
According to new figures released by Stats NZ, the number of new homes consented in the Waikato region increased by 4.9% to 2,992 in the year ended February 2026.
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The return of Hamilton Hotel and $800 million in card spending are among Hamilton CBD’s 2025 highlights.
There are several big projects due to be completed in 2026, Hamilton Central Business Association general manager Vanessa Williams said, but “I can’t sugarcoat it - it’s tough for … View moreThe return of Hamilton Hotel and $800 million in card spending are among Hamilton CBD’s 2025 highlights.
There are several big projects due to be completed in 2026, Hamilton Central Business Association general manager Vanessa Williams said, but “I can’t sugarcoat it - it’s tough for businesses out there”.
Visitors who spent Easter Monday at Hamilton’s leafiest attraction voiced support for a proposed fee increase — but some also pitched another change.
This comes as the Hamilton City Council seeks public feedback on its proposal to boost revenue by hiking the Hamilton Gardens admissions fee … View moreVisitors who spent Easter Monday at Hamilton’s leafiest attraction voiced support for a proposed fee increase — but some also pitched another change.
This comes as the Hamilton City Council seeks public feedback on its proposal to boost revenue by hiking the Hamilton Gardens admissions fee from $20 to $27.50.
For some, it's a chance for an epic Easter egg hunt and for others, it may be a trip to church. For some, it might just be a few days of sleeping in.
We'd love to know, how do YOU mark Easter each year?
The search is on for a new city-centre ‘guardian’ to be the eyes and ears of Hamilton City Council.
The guardian would provide a visible presence and carry out caretaker type small tasks such as collecting litter, wiping seats and bins, removing bird droppings, sweeping debris and reporting … View moreThe search is on for a new city-centre ‘guardian’ to be the eyes and ears of Hamilton City Council.
The guardian would provide a visible presence and carry out caretaker type small tasks such as collecting litter, wiping seats and bins, removing bird droppings, sweeping debris and reporting damaged infrastructure.
After netting over $4million from its visitor attractions this summer, Hamilton City Council is eyeing hiking the entrance fee for its top-earner, Hamilton Gardens.
In the last six months Hamilton Gardens was the stand-out in city-owned attractions, raking in $2.59m.
Do you think the Hamilton… View moreAfter netting over $4million from its visitor attractions this summer, Hamilton City Council is eyeing hiking the entrance fee for its top-earner, Hamilton Gardens.
In the last six months Hamilton Gardens was the stand-out in city-owned attractions, raking in $2.59m.
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Join us Mondays, 20 April – 22 June, 12:30–2pm, for 8 hands-on sessions with Jennifer Park. Kids will explore different materials, learn new techniques, and create their own original artworks in a supportive, fun environment.
All materials are provided – no experience needed!
Book your … View moreJoin us Mondays, 20 April – 22 June, 12:30–2pm, for 8 hands-on sessions with Jennifer Park. Kids will explore different materials, learn new techniques, and create their own original artworks in a supportive, fun environment.
All materials are provided – no experience needed!
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Join us these school holidays for a magical art session at Unicorn Art Club! Kids will learn how to sketch horses and unicorns step by step, then paint their own colourful unicorn artwork to take home.
This fun 90-minute workshop encourages creativity, builds drawing skills, and gives young … View moreJoin us these school holidays for a magical art session at Unicorn Art Club! Kids will learn how to sketch horses and unicorns step by step, then paint their own colourful unicorn artwork to take home.
This fun 90-minute workshop encourages creativity, builds drawing skills, and gives young artists the chance to create something they’re proud of in a relaxed, supportive class.
Dates & Ages
✨ 7 April: 5–7 years
✨ 14 April: 8–12 years
Time: 10.00am – 11.30am
Cost: $25 per child
Spaces are limited, so be sure to book to secure a place at artsforhealth.co.nz
✏️ Beginners Drawing Workshop for Adults 🎨
Always wanted to learn to draw? Join us Fridays, 24 April – 12 June, 12:30–2pm, for 8 fun, beginner-friendly sessions with Jennifer Park.
Learn to sketch, shade, and bring your ideas to life using pencil, charcoal, graphite & oil … View more✏️ Beginners Drawing Workshop for Adults 🎨
Always wanted to learn to draw? Join us Fridays, 24 April – 12 June, 12:30–2pm, for 8 fun, beginner-friendly sessions with Jennifer Park.
Learn to sketch, shade, and bring your ideas to life using pencil, charcoal, graphite & oil pastels. Build skills, confidence, and take home your own artworks!
Spaces are limited – book your spot today at artsforhealth.co.nz
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