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The Team from New Zealand Police
Thanks to the brave and quick actions of these members of the public (pictured centre and centre right) – an offender who was trying to make a getaway after stealing money from a Henderson dairy was stopped and swiftly arrested. 👏
Earlier this month, one of the owners of the store was working… View moreThanks to the brave and quick actions of these members of the public (pictured centre and centre right) – an offender who was trying to make a getaway after stealing money from a Henderson dairy was stopped and swiftly arrested. 👏
Earlier this month, one of the owners of the store was working behind the counter when a man entered the store and demanded money.
He walked behind the counter to the cash register and took a large sum of money, but the owner very quickly managed to activate the anti-theft smoke canon and the offender fled the shop.
Seeing what happened, the members of the public chased the offender and caught him, holding him until Police arrived soon afterwards.
He was then arrested and taken into custody.
A 40-year-old man has been charged with theft and was due to appear in the Waitakere District Court last week.
The money taken was returned to the dairy owners (pictured on the left), who were very grateful to those who stepped in to help.
A great result and example of people going above and beyond to look out for people in their local community.
Lorna Thornber Reporter from Stuff Travel
Hi everyone,
We'd love to hear about the great places you've discovered over your summer holidays, whether it's somewhere local or on a trip away. Did you come across a particularly amazing beach, camping ground, town, walk or scenic spot? What made it so special? Any activities or … View moreHi everyone,
We'd love to hear about the great places you've discovered over your summer holidays, whether it's somewhere local or on a trip away. Did you come across a particularly amazing beach, camping ground, town, walk or scenic spot? What made it so special? Any activities or places to eat and drink you can recommend in the area would also be much appreciated. As usual, please include 'NFP' (not for publication) in your comment if you don't want it included in a travel article.
Cheers.
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Reporter Hamilton Press
Hi Hamilton,
Should New Zealanders be better educated on the behaviour of potentially dangerous wildlife?
While shark attacks are rare in New Zealand waters, it pays to remain vigilant if you are in the water Niwa expert Warrick Lyon says.
He states that people should refrain from swimming… View moreHi Hamilton,
Should New Zealanders be better educated on the behaviour of potentially dangerous wildlife?
While shark attacks are rare in New Zealand waters, it pays to remain vigilant if you are in the water Niwa expert Warrick Lyon says.
He states that people should refrain from swimming in deep channels of water where shallow water meets deep water in reef drop offs with one Department of Conservation expert advising against swimming at dusk.
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Water Alert Level 1 is in place for Hamilton City and Waipā District residents.
Water Alert Level 1 means sprinklers can only be used between 6-8am and 6-8pm. You can use a hand-held hose anytime.
Water alert levels help to ensure water is used in a sustainable way so there is enough for … View moreWater Alert Level 1 is in place for Hamilton City and Waipā District residents.
Water Alert Level 1 means sprinklers can only be used between 6-8am and 6-8pm. You can use a hand-held hose anytime.
Water alert levels help to ensure water is used in a sustainable way so there is enough for everyone throughout summer.
Thank you for using water sensibly
To find out more visit smartwater.org.nz
For more water-saving tips visit www.smartwater.org.nz/tips
Play your part. We value wai in the Waikato.
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NumberWorks'nWords Hamilton Central
We compiled all of the wonderful feedback we have received and created this word map of the most frequently mentioned terms associated with NumberWorks’nWords! A big thank you to all of our wonderful students and staff who make the environment so special. We look forward to having you back in the… View moreWe compiled all of the wonderful feedback we have received and created this word map of the most frequently mentioned terms associated with NumberWorks’nWords! A big thank you to all of our wonderful students and staff who make the environment so special. We look forward to having you back in the centre at the beginning of term.
Dee from Cambridge
Waipā District Libraries in Cambridge and Te Awamutu reopen this morning from 9am. Normal hours resume from today with late nights on Wednesday and Friday.
The Team from Hamilton City Council
Remember your rubbish or recycling collection may be one day later this week because of Christmas holiday. You can check your collection day anytime at ➡️ www.fightthelandfill.co.nz...
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Amy from Frankton
20+ year old San Pedro cacti. This giant beauty blooms annually around Christmas time and has a really sweet fragrance.
It is easy to grow as you just needs leave it to dry for a few days and then stick in a pot or the ground. The key is to make sure you don’t dig it in too deep as it will … View more20+ year old San Pedro cacti. This giant beauty blooms annually around Christmas time and has a really sweet fragrance.
It is easy to grow as you just needs leave it to dry for a few days and then stick in a pot or the ground. The key is to make sure you don’t dig it in too deep as it will cause it to rot.
Open to offers for the entire plant or for fresh cuttings. I also have two sections drying that would be ready to be planted mid January.
Cuttings can be posted at buyers cost.
Negotiable
Amy from Frankton
20+ year old San Pedro cacti. This giant beauty blooms annually around Christmas time and has a really sweet fragrance.
It is easy to grow as you just needs leave it to dry for a few days and then stick in a pot or the ground. The key is to make sure you don’t dig it in too deep as it will … View more20+ year old San Pedro cacti. This giant beauty blooms annually around Christmas time and has a really sweet fragrance.
It is easy to grow as you just needs leave it to dry for a few days and then stick in a pot or the ground. The key is to make sure you don’t dig it in too deep as it will cause it to rot.
Open to offers for the entire plant or for fresh cuttings. I also have two sections drying that would be ready to be planted mid January.
Cuttings can be posted at buyers cost.
Pat from Melville
Do you have any wool that you no longer need? We are a group of elderly women who knit blanket squares, jerseys, scarves, hats for poor people in Moldova and Romania and we are always looking for wool to keep us going. We knit and crochet for the group, 'Mission without Borders' , which … View moreDo you have any wool that you no longer need? We are a group of elderly women who knit blanket squares, jerseys, scarves, hats for poor people in Moldova and Romania and we are always looking for wool to keep us going. We knit and crochet for the group, 'Mission without Borders' , which is made up of people who want to help those less fortunate than we are in NZ. They arrange to ship the work when it is completed. It is a non-denominational organisation who want to share some of the abundance we have in NZ with people who are less fortunate than we are.
Please call me if you can help and I will arrange for pick-up. My number is 021-057-0371. Kind regards and thanks. Pat G.
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Rod Neighbourly Lead from Melville
Carpet in Good Condition ( 2 years old ).
Roughly 2.0m x 2.20m as per image.
Selling with the `underlay thingy` or whatever you call that.
It has been in my Dining area, in the corner of the house, so not really a traffic area. See photo. Never has had any spill. No pets either.
Pickup only. … View moreCarpet in Good Condition ( 2 years old ).
Roughly 2.0m x 2.20m as per image.
Selling with the `underlay thingy` or whatever you call that.
It has been in my Dining area, in the corner of the house, so not really a traffic area. See photo. Never has had any spill. No pets either.
Pickup only. Melville, near the Hospital.
Timewasters will be wasting their time !
If you want it, just tell me you do want it and you are coming to get it now.
First in, first served. Don`t care about who contacts me first, will get the carpet the one who will come pick it up straight away.
Price: $80
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