Glenview, Hamilton

Introduce yourself, neighbour!

Introduce yourself, neighbour!

Head to our Know Thy Neighbour page.

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110 days ago

Free ice packs

Catherine from Riverlea

Could anyone use some ice packs?
Eight available. Happy to give away individually or in bundles.

Phone or txt - 021906464

Free

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110 days ago
110 days ago

Ladies Arts Mornings

Arts for Health from Arts for Health Community Trust

Join our Ladies Art Workshops for a nurturing environment where creativity thrives. Collaborate with fellow women while exploring art. Relax, create, and connect with us!

Connect and create here - www.artsforhealth.co.nz...

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111 days ago

Veon pa speaker

Peter from Tamahere

Veon pa speaker. 240/12volt. Good condition.

Price: $80

111 days ago

Mindfulness Art Therapy for Adults

Arts for Health from Arts for Health Community Trust

Our skilled Arts Therapist will guide you step-by-step, offering personal support in a small group setting. You'll have the chance to sculpt, paint, draw, and explore creative mindfulness exercises.
Wednesdays and Fridays available!

Book here - www.artsforhealth.co.nz...

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112 days ago

What do you think should be done about the erosion?

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

A car park is closed and sandbags are being brought in after more of Port Waikato’s Sunset Beach succumbed to erosion.

However, the local lifesaving club has a plan to at least slow the damage the township has been battling.

What do you think should be done about the erosion? Let us know in… View more
A car park is closed and sandbags are being brought in after more of Port Waikato’s Sunset Beach succumbed to erosion.

However, the local lifesaving club has a plan to at least slow the damage the township has been battling.

What do you think should be done about the erosion? Let us know in the comments. (Please add NFP if you don't want your comments used in print.)

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112 days ago

Up to 100 jobs to go at Fonterra in Hamilton

The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press

Fonterra is slashing up to 100 jobs at its Hamilton headquarters and outsourcing work overseas as part of cost-saving measures that employees say are just the beginning.

Staff said the scale of the proposed cuts in the finance and accounting team were “brutal” and many long-serving employees… View more
Fonterra is slashing up to 100 jobs at its Hamilton headquarters and outsourcing work overseas as part of cost-saving measures that employees say are just the beginning.

Staff said the scale of the proposed cuts in the finance and accounting team were “brutal” and many long-serving employees were affected.

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112 days ago

Best medical alarms

The Team from Patrick Hogan Village

Do you feel less steady on your feet than you used to be, or perhaps have already experienced a fall or seizure? If so, a medical alarm can help you regain your independence and confidence.

If you have a medical emergency or fall, just press the button on your personal medical alarm and speak to… View more
Do you feel less steady on your feet than you used to be, or perhaps have already experienced a fall or seizure? If so, a medical alarm can help you regain your independence and confidence.

If you have a medical emergency or fall, just press the button on your personal medical alarm and speak to an operator through the built-in speaker. If you can’t speak, an ambulance will be dispatched immediately.

There are a number of different medical alarm options available in New Zealand, so you will be able to find one that suits your needs.

Click read more for the full article.

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112 days ago

Did you know about this new pet memorial?

The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press

12-year-old Jorja McCarthy holds a plaque which reads, “Appollo. You will always be in our hearts like a star in the sky”.

She fits it in place with the same care and tenderness that she gave little Appollo in life. The fence she’s attaching it to is Hamilton’s new Rainbow Bridge; a … View more
12-year-old Jorja McCarthy holds a plaque which reads, “Appollo. You will always be in our hearts like a star in the sky”.

She fits it in place with the same care and tenderness that she gave little Appollo in life. The fence she’s attaching it to is Hamilton’s new Rainbow Bridge; a place to remember the city’s departed pets.

What do you think of the idea? Let us know in the comments. (Please include NFP if you don't want your comments used in print.)

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114 days ago

Poll: Does littering and illegal dumping annoy you?

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

There are spots in Hamilton where it’s inescapable. Supermarket trolleys loaded with rubbish. Debris accumulating under trees. Plastic bags and Lime scooters thrown down a riverbank.

The depressing tide of litter and rubbish shows few signs of going away, despite the heroic efforts of some … View more
There are spots in Hamilton where it’s inescapable. Supermarket trolleys loaded with rubbish. Debris accumulating under trees. Plastic bags and Lime scooters thrown down a riverbank.

The depressing tide of litter and rubbish shows few signs of going away, despite the heroic efforts of some individuals to do their bit. One gully cleanup in Donny Park netted a tonne of rubbish, including supermarket trolleys.

Does this stuff get to you? Let us know your thoughts in the comments (please add NFP if you don't want them to appear in print).

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Does littering and illegal dumping annoy you?
  • 100% Yes
    100% Complete
  • 0% No
    0% Complete
  • 0% Haven't really noticed it
    0% Complete
60 votes
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113 days ago

Variable power supply

Peter from Tamahere

Protect MP-3840 regulated power supply.Output 0-30DC 0.5amp-150vA. $200. Ono.

Price: $200

113 days ago

EarthDiverse: 2024 Term 3 Philosophy course

todd from EarthDiverse

EarthDiverse is pleased to announce two new Philosophy courses starting next week with Peter Dornauf:

• PHL 216: The Meaning of Life: Wednesdays 11:00am-1:00pm beginning 31 July 2024; 3 consecutive weekly sessions.
One of life's perennial questions, the one that gets the most airtime, … View more
EarthDiverse is pleased to announce two new Philosophy courses starting next week with Peter Dornauf:

• PHL 216: The Meaning of Life: Wednesdays 11:00am-1:00pm beginning 31 July 2024; 3 consecutive weekly sessions.
One of life's perennial questions, the one that gets the most airtime, especially in the modern era: What does it ALL mean? There are several contenders that claim to answer this troubling question, and our series of three consecutive discussions will explore each of them.

• PHL217: Loss: Wednesdays 11:00am-1:00pm 28 Aug 2024; 3 consecutive weekly sessions.
Schopenhauer once said that life was a series of losses. Like all philosophical claims, it is three quarters true. A good deal of western literature, starting with the story of Adam and Eve losing their Eden home, is replete with narratives that deal with the subject. Today there is talk of losing our own garden home—the planet. This series of three lecturers will traverse the theme of loss—that “dark underpinning of our lives”—looking at everything from the loss of hopes and dreams to the loss of love, innocence and life itself.

All courses are available as in-person classes in Hamilton, New Zealand, live-streamed via Zoom to anywhere in the world with a good internet connection, or as video recordings available for viewing at your leisure.

For more info on these courses, and for info and registration on all of our other History, Philosophy and Language courses on offer this Term, please visit our website by clicking on the Read More link below:

121 days ago

Poll: Should this business owner have to fix the wall?

The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press

It was built on the property by a neighbour, without consent or the business owner knowing part of it crossed the boundary onto his property.

Hamilton City Council told him to fix the retaining wall, but MBIE has recently overturned the decision.

Do you think he should have to fix it? Tell us… View more
It was built on the property by a neighbour, without consent or the business owner knowing part of it crossed the boundary onto his property.

Hamilton City Council told him to fix the retaining wall, but MBIE has recently overturned the decision.

Do you think he should have to fix it? Tell us why/why not in the comments. Please add NFP if you don't want your comments used in print.

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Should this business owner have to fix the wall?
  • 27.1% Yes
    27.1% Complete
  • 70.8% No
    70.8% Complete
  • 2.1% Not sure
    2.1% Complete
48 votes
113 days ago

Is there a dumping hotspot near you?

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

An illegal dumping hotspot outside a Kāinga Ora housing complex has cost the state landlord more than $12,000 to clean up, but stopping it from happening remains a difficult job.

The oak tree is outside a 32-home complex on Peachgrove Rd near the intersection with Clyde St in Hamilton East and … View more
An illegal dumping hotspot outside a Kāinga Ora housing complex has cost the state landlord more than $12,000 to clean up, but stopping it from happening remains a difficult job.

The oak tree is outside a 32-home complex on Peachgrove Rd near the intersection with Clyde St in Hamilton East and has mostly been surrounded by rubbish for the last five years.

Is rubbish illegally dumped near you? Let us know in the comments. (Please add NFP if you don't want your comments to appear in print.)

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113 days ago

Childrens Arts Therapy

Arts for Health from Arts for Health Community Trust

Our Children's Arts Therapy workshop is back! From painting to sculpture, your little one will explore a range of mediums while connecting with others. Don't miss this opportunity for creativity and connection!

Limits seats, don't miss yours - www.artsforhealth.co.nz...

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