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Matt Bowen Reporter from Waikato Times
Hi everyone,
The controversial statue of Hamilton's namesake, Captain John Fane Charles Hamilton, was removed from Civic Square about 10.50am on Friday.
It comes after a formal request from Waikato-Tainui and a man's pledge to tear it down.
What's your view on the removal? Was it … View moreHi everyone,
The controversial statue of Hamilton's namesake, Captain John Fane Charles Hamilton, was removed from Civic Square about 10.50am on Friday.
It comes after a formal request from Waikato-Tainui and a man's pledge to tear it down.
What's your view on the removal? Was it the right call?
Read more here.
80 replies (Members only)
David from Claudelands
Practically band new 5M (approx.) HDMI cord plus a DIGITECH VGA to HDMI converter for sale. Computer too old to transfer signal to T V. New cost $150selling for
S80. Phone on 02108808523
Price: $80
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✅✅✅Join us this National Volunteer Week to recognise and celebrate all of the awesome … View more✅✅✅Volunteers are vital to the success of many communities, whanau and individuals.
💯💯💯They work tirelessly and without pay to make a large and vast difference within their communities.
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🤗🤗🤗Thank you to all of our volunteers for the vital mahi that you do!
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Reece from Nawton
Hey everyone!
Check out this podcast with local Hamiltonian Greg Johnston. He was the CEO of the startup company Manta5 which became the #1 trending technology at the CES(Consumer Electronics Show) and is now a worldwide global phenomenon.
Full podcast here. Timestamps are available in the … View moreHey everyone!
Check out this podcast with local Hamiltonian Greg Johnston. He was the CEO of the startup company Manta5 which became the #1 trending technology at the CES(Consumer Electronics Show) and is now a worldwide global phenomenon.
Full podcast here. Timestamps are available in the comments below to traverse the subjects as need be
www.youtube.com...
Matt from Glenview
Hi everyone
I have my sister, niece and nephews moving up from christchurch tomorow.
We are looking for bunk beds, or single beds anyone might want to give away or sell? Can pick up.
Adam from Adam's Painting
When you've finished painting the walls or ceilings with a roller, you may not need to wash the roller sleeve out, especially if you're coming back to use it again for the next coat! A simple trick that stops the roller sleeve from drying out overnight is to wrap it in a plastic bag. Make… View moreWhen you've finished painting the walls or ceilings with a roller, you may not need to wash the roller sleeve out, especially if you're coming back to use it again for the next coat! A simple trick that stops the roller sleeve from drying out overnight is to wrap it in a plastic bag. Make sure the sleeve is completely wrapped with no parts exposed to the air. You don't need to put it in the fridge, just leave it well wrapped in a safe place. These days, getting hold of a plastic bag can be a challenge. I find a used bread bag can be ideal. Make sure it has no crumbs in it and wrap the roller sleeve so any advertising on the bag is on the outside, not touching the sleeve (or the bread bag advertising could adhere to the wet roller sleeve). If that all sounds a bit complicated, feel free to contact me for a painting estimate around your home or business!
Trupti Biradar Reporter from Stuff Travel
Nelson is home to the world's longest flying fox. Would you give it a go?
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The Team from Hamilton City Council
We're looking at what system we’ll use next time we vote for our mayor and councillors. Should we stick with First Past the Post (FPP) or switch to Single Transferable Vote (STV)?
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Matt Bowen Reporter from Waikato Times
Hi everyone,
After the fall of the Captain Hamilton statue, former city mayor and current Waikato Regional Council chairman Russ Rimmington has called for a referendum to allow residents to choose the name of their city.
What do you think it should be and why?
Read more here.
46 replies (Members only)
NumberWorks'nWords Hamilton Central
Children love being recognised for their efforts and achievements – and we love to give them that recognition. We celebrate your child’s maths and English achievements, big and small. Tutoring at NumberWorks’nWords is based on success. Each child feels more confident about themselves as a … View moreChildren love being recognised for their efforts and achievements – and we love to give them that recognition. We celebrate your child’s maths and English achievements, big and small. Tutoring at NumberWorks’nWords is based on success. Each child feels more confident about themselves as a learner when they experience success. Tutors provide positive interaction, certificates are awarded and centre-wide celebration is given when students move up a level. You may have been in the centre and heard the clapping and cheering when this happens. It’s so rewarding to see the smiles on the children’s faces and how proud they are of their achievements.
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