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There's new ones every year, some become classics and some are not so good. What do you consider your favourite Christmas song.
And more importantly, what song would you ban? Share below!
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Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Stephen Black feels like he’s doing the job no one else wants to do - making Hamilton look beautiful.
The 64-year-old spends eight hours mowing a roadside verge on SH1C fortnightly, if not weekly if he’s not too busy.
What do you think about Stephen's efforts? Is there someone in … View moreStephen Black feels like he’s doing the job no one else wants to do - making Hamilton look beautiful.
The 64-year-old spends eight hours mowing a roadside verge on SH1C fortnightly, if not weekly if he’s not too busy.
What do you think about Stephen's efforts? Is there someone in your area doing good deeds for the community? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Wylie from Frankton
Kia ora all,
A small white fluffy boy dog has been seen roaming around Makomako Steeet and Kereru Street.
He seems lost and or confused. He seems a bit timid and would approach then flee once he got too close.
I am concerned because he doesn’t seem to be too road-safe.
Hope he finds his home … View moreKia ora all,
A small white fluffy boy dog has been seen roaming around Makomako Steeet and Kereru Street.
He seems lost and or confused. He seems a bit timid and would approach then flee once he got too close.
I am concerned because he doesn’t seem to be too road-safe.
Hope he finds his home soon ❤️
Arts for Health from Arts for Health Community Trust
Involve yourself in the lively world of watercolour, paint, and sculpture, while mastering a variety of fundamental and intermediate art techniques. Improve your creative skills, have some fun and meet like minded people. Monday classes offer a socialable place for beginners, intermediate and … View moreInvolve yourself in the lively world of watercolour, paint, and sculpture, while mastering a variety of fundamental and intermediate art techniques. Improve your creative skills, have some fun and meet like minded people. Monday classes offer a socialable place for beginners, intermediate and returning students. All materials and equipment is supplied.
Starts Monday 10th February - 7th April
9.30am -11.30am, 9 x Sessions $165
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Future journalists, musicians and thespians of Hamilton will still have a place to cut their teeth next year as Wintec will keep courses that had been facing the chop.
Some courses still won’t be offered to new applicants from 2025, although it’s unclear which ones.
What do you think … View moreFuture journalists, musicians and thespians of Hamilton will still have a place to cut their teeth next year as Wintec will keep courses that had been facing the chop.
Some courses still won’t be offered to new applicants from 2025, although it’s unclear which ones.
What do you think about Wintec's decision? Tell us in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
Waikato beach towns are feeling positive for a good summer season of trading.
Hahei General Store operations manager Dan Rasdall said since the Cathedral Cove walkway reopened earlier this month, business is starting to look positive and “refreshing” with the increased number of tourists … View moreWaikato beach towns are feeling positive for a good summer season of trading.
Hahei General Store operations manager Dan Rasdall said since the Cathedral Cove walkway reopened earlier this month, business is starting to look positive and “refreshing” with the increased number of tourists throughout the region.
How do you think the beach town economy will go over summer? Tell us in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
It's well over a year since the 2023 election. Whether you were pleased with the result or not, we'd love to know how you are feeling about the changes the government have made so far?
Share your thoughts below.
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Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Food joints are growing on the old industrial sites of Te Rapa.
Construction has begun to transform 675 Te Rapa Rd from the old Total Hire car park to a drive-through Popeyes and Starbucks that is set to open in 2025.
Meanwhile, a new local dumpling house is set to open right opposite it from… View moreFood joints are growing on the old industrial sites of Te Rapa.
Construction has begun to transform 675 Te Rapa Rd from the old Total Hire car park to a drive-through Popeyes and Starbucks that is set to open in 2025.
Meanwhile, a new local dumpling house is set to open right opposite it from Monday.
Do you think Te Rapa needs more food options? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
William Sanders resident Suellen loves Christmas and the joy of having family close by. To make the holiday season easier, she shares her favourite tips and hacks. From decorating with lights and faux snow to prepping meals ahead of time and using reusable gift bags, Suellen’s ideas help bring … View moreWilliam Sanders resident Suellen loves Christmas and the joy of having family close by. To make the holiday season easier, she shares her favourite tips and hacks. From decorating with lights and faux snow to prepping meals ahead of time and using reusable gift bags, Suellen’s ideas help bring festive cheer without the stress. Whether you're looking for budget-friendly options or simple ways to enhance your celebrations, these tips will make your Christmas brighter and more enjoyable.
Click read more for Suellen’s tips.
Arts for Health from Arts for Health Community Trust
Our focus this term is children aged 5yrs to 8yrs for personal growth and creative well being in a safe & happy environment. Your child will play, stretch their imagination, and expand their creativity.
Starts Wednesday 12th February - 2nd April
4pm - 5.30pm
$85 for the term, 8 x weeks
5 … View moreOur focus this term is children aged 5yrs to 8yrs for personal growth and creative well being in a safe & happy environment. Your child will play, stretch their imagination, and expand their creativity.
Starts Wednesday 12th February - 2nd April
4pm - 5.30pm
$85 for the term, 8 x weeks
5 - 9 years old
Book here - www.artsforhealth.co.nz...
Arts for Health from Arts for Health Community Trust
Your Arts Therapist will guide you through a step-by-step process, providing personal support in a small group setting. You’ll have the chance to sculpt, paint, draw, and try creative mindfulness exercises. Past participants have discovered new ways to view personal challenges and felt happier … View moreYour Arts Therapist will guide you through a step-by-step process, providing personal support in a small group setting. You’ll have the chance to sculpt, paint, draw, and try creative mindfulness exercises. Past participants have discovered new ways to view personal challenges and felt happier within themselves.
Starts Wednesday 12th February - 2nd April
9.30am - 11.30am, 8x weeks - $165
Book here - artsforhealth.co.nz
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Yoda spent every single moment of his life doing what he loves.
Whether it was surfing, spending time with his family, martial arts or his work as a painter, Philip Mitchell always did them with enthusiasm and created a community around him.
Even on Wednesday, the last day of his life.
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