247 days ago

EarthDiverse: drop in Mindfulness Meditation sessions in the Hamilton CBD

todd from EarthDiverse

Kia ora! Busy work day in the Hamilton CBD? Feeling stressed out and need a quick recharge? Come join EarthDiverse for its regular drop-in Mindfulness Meditation sessions each Wednesday from 1:00-2:00pm on a drop-in basis each week during school terms. Come when you can and no prior registration is needed. These sessions are offered for a koha each time you come. Wednesday 1-2pm sessions continue through to the last session this year on Wed 6 December.

EarthDiverse is located at 401 Anglesea Street, 1st Floor, entrance on the left side of the building. Hope to see you for a stress-break soon!

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Are you waiting for a hip replacement?

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But what's it like in Waikato? If you're happy to share your experience, please email news@waikatotimes.co.nz with hip replacement in the subject line.

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Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

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Poll: Do you think central government should help Maungatautari?

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

The country’s flagship mainland ecological island project has only two months to find half a million dollars before cutting back its vital conservation work or letting staff go.

The future for Maungatautari Sanctuary Mountain looks increasingly uncertain, with Jobs for Nature funding ending this month, a $150,000 overdraft, and requests for additional support from the Department of Conservation being so far unsuccessful.

“We need central government to come to the table," manager Helen Hughes says.

Do you think central government should step in to help? Tell us about your reasons (and include NFP if you don't want your comments used in print).

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