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The impact on the on the district of heavy rainfall is looking like twice the cost of the devastating February 2004 floods, according to Ōtorohanga Mayor Rodney Dow.
The assessment comes after a deluge the MetService said was, for some areas, an entire month worth of rain in just two days.
… View moreThe impact on the on the district of heavy rainfall is looking like twice the cost of the devastating February 2004 floods, according to Ōtorohanga Mayor Rodney Dow.
The assessment comes after a deluge the MetService said was, for some areas, an entire month worth of rain in just two days.
Have you been affected by bad weather recently? Tell us more in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
A popular community pool in Whangamatā could close if extra funding can’t be found.
The pool attracted about 33,000 swimmers last year, including school children, local clubs, and recreational swimmers, making it a popular community hub and stepping stone for young swimmers.
The news comes… View moreA popular community pool in Whangamatā could close if extra funding can’t be found.
The pool attracted about 33,000 swimmers last year, including school children, local clubs, and recreational swimmers, making it a popular community hub and stepping stone for young swimmers.
The news comes amid a Stuff campaign to teach more kids how to keep safe in the water.
A new chapter is about to be written in the history of Hamilton’s leadership, but three of the city’s former mayors have some strong views on what the words should say.
And Paula Southgate, Andrew King and Margaret Evans are also divided on … View moreA new chapter is about to be written in the history of Hamilton’s leadership, but three of the city’s former mayors have some strong views on what the words should say.
And Paula Southgate, Andrew King and Margaret Evans are also divided on whether incoming mayor Tim Macindoe should appoint Geoff Taylor or Sarah Thomson to be his deputy.
Who would you pick? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
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There are still outside spaces for stall holders!!
Stuff is fundraising to teach 10,000 Kiwi kids safe swimming this summer.
In the article at the link, Stuff owner and publisher Sinead Boucher explains why this campaign matters so much - and why her business is contributing for the first 1000 children to learn life saving skills this season.
Hamilton Police are appealing for public help following a serious assault in Fairview Downs on Monday night.
The incident occurred at a residential address on Northolt Road about 9.25pm on Monday.
Can you help police with information about this incident? Contact them on 105.
Police are advising motorists to be aware of the weather warnings, and to take caution when on the roads ⚠️
Parts of the Waikato District area are experiencing significant weather conditions, with reports of flooding, large slips, and trees across roads.
Please limit yourself to essential … View morePolice are advising motorists to be aware of the weather warnings, and to take caution when on the roads ⚠️
Parts of the Waikato District area are experiencing significant weather conditions, with reports of flooding, large slips, and trees across roads.
Please limit yourself to essential travel only and allow for extra time for your journey.
Reducing speed, using headlights and windscreen wipers, and watching your visibility will also ensure a safe trip.
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Note: There is flooding and a number of slips on State Highway 3 just north of Awakino in the Awakino Gorge. This has made the road impassable in places, and Police there are aware of some vehicles that are unable to move as a result.
Motorists are urged not to travel through the Gorge area until the slips can be cleared and the road made safe by contractors who are on scene.
If you grew up with Ready To Roll on your TV every Saturday, then this one is for you.
Three of Aotearoa’s iconic bands, Th’ Dudes, The Mockers and Stellar* are joining forces for Ready To Roll, a nationwide tour set to revive the country with old-school Kiwi rock and roll energy.
Are you… View moreIf you grew up with Ready To Roll on your TV every Saturday, then this one is for you.
Three of Aotearoa’s iconic bands, Th’ Dudes, The Mockers and Stellar* are joining forces for Ready To Roll, a nationwide tour set to revive the country with old-school Kiwi rock and roll energy.
Are you a fan of any of these Kiwi groups? Tell us more in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Hamilton’s hospitality operators are on edge after a string of burglaries and robberies targeting bars and restaurants across the city.
Rototuna’s Fergus Bar and Kitchen has been struck four times since opening in February last year — twice in the past three weeks alone. One break-in saw … View moreHamilton’s hospitality operators are on edge after a string of burglaries and robberies targeting bars and restaurants across the city.
Rototuna’s Fergus Bar and Kitchen has been struck four times since opening in February last year — twice in the past three weeks alone. One break-in saw alcohol taken from behind the bar and a “pretty big mess” left behind.
Have any hospo outlets near you been affected by break-ins? Tell us in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Just three votes separate contenders for a council seat in Taupō - one of several close battles as vote counting continues.
The tightest margin is in Taupō’s Mangakino-Pouākani Ward, where Hope Woodward has moved three votes ahead of Marlene Johnson, a Monday morning council update said.
Jobs are likely to be lost at Hamilton City Council, a rates cap is on the horizon and for Hamilton’s new Mayor Tim Macindoe, “the training wheels are off”.
The Waikato Times sat down with Macindoe on Sunday morning, … View moreJobs are likely to be lost at Hamilton City Council, a rates cap is on the horizon and for Hamilton’s new Mayor Tim Macindoe, “the training wheels are off”.
The Waikato Times sat down with Macindoe on Sunday morning, less that 24 hours since he got the call confirming his elevation to the top job, where he outlined his priorities for the country’s fastest growing city, and the challenges he will have to overcome.
Our CBDs have been making headlines lately – they’re not quite the bustling hearts of our cities they once were, with more people flocking to malls instead. The big question is, what do you think should be the focus of a revitalised city centre?
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This is very sad. Traditionally, marginalised communities are under-represented in elections and with the poor voter turnout, the question will remain if many of the 70% who didn't vote would have preferred to keep the current system in place. With this binding result, we will not have … View moreThis is very sad. Traditionally, marginalised communities are under-represented in elections and with the poor voter turnout, the question will remain if many of the 70% who didn't vote would have preferred to keep the current system in place. With this binding result, we will not have dedicated Maaori representation at the Council decisionmaking table or in committees that decide how changes are made for 6 years at least.
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Voting closes at noon - here's hoping for a late surge because voter numbers have been pretty low.
Progress results will start rolling in through the afternoon, so keep an eye on our site for updates.
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