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Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
South Island property developers are planning on turning empty land on Te Rapa Rd into social housing.
Thirty five two bedroom and 18 one bedroom apartments will be built at the site of the former Te Rapa Motor Inn, which was sold for $5 million last June to Te Rapa Hamilton Development Limited.
Brenda from Chartwell
Pack of five unopened Nilfisk filter bags to fit Models Action/ Bravo/Coupe/Sprint.
Pickup Chartwell, message 021 151 6076
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Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Waikato is set to lose eight NZ Post counters as part of a nationwide retail shakeup.
They’re nestled inside other businesses such as dairies, and will disappear from sites stretching from Hamilton to Taupō’s Acacia Bay, according to NZ Post’s website.
Do you often use NZ Post … View moreWaikato is set to lose eight NZ Post counters as part of a nationwide retail shakeup.
They’re nestled inside other businesses such as dairies, and will disappear from sites stretching from Hamilton to Taupō’s Acacia Bay, according to NZ Post’s website.
Do you often use NZ Post services? Tell us more in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
The dream of taking a summertime dip in Hamilton’s Lake Rotoroa isn’t dead, with new plans to be considered Thursday floated to help improve water quality.
The lake is currently at a ‘caution’ level, meaning people should avoid the water — something they have been advised to do for … View moreThe dream of taking a summertime dip in Hamilton’s Lake Rotoroa isn’t dead, with new plans to be considered Thursday floated to help improve water quality.
The lake is currently at a ‘caution’ level, meaning people should avoid the water — something they have been advised to do for decades.
Do you reckon we'll get to swimming in Lake Rotoroa? Tell us more in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Hamilton’s newest bridges have been labelled “a monument to council spending” after it was revealed $8691 was spent sending a staff member to an overseas awards ceremony.
This came alongside other costs such as opening celebrations totalling $58,602, which Hamilton City Council has … View moreHamilton’s newest bridges have been labelled “a monument to council spending” after it was revealed $8691 was spent sending a staff member to an overseas awards ceremony.
This came alongside other costs such as opening celebrations totalling $58,602, which Hamilton City Council has staunchly defended as marking a “once-in-a-generation” event and boosting the city’s profile.
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
As D-Day for greyhound racers across New Zealand approaches, one Waikato industry stalwart says the industry is “still at a loss of what the future looks like”.
The announcement by Racing Minister Winston Peters in December 2024 to end the greyhound racing industry came as a shock to … View moreAs D-Day for greyhound racers across New Zealand approaches, one Waikato industry stalwart says the industry is “still at a loss of what the future looks like”.
The announcement by Racing Minister Winston Peters in December 2024 to end the greyhound racing industry came as a shock to Waipā-based Corey Steele and his family.
Stan from Morrinsville
Student computer desk (grey)
$80.00 ono
1200mm x 1200mm
Used in fair condition
Buyer must pick up
I Will dismantle it and it will need reassembling
Price: $80
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