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96 days ago

The old, the new, and a wildcard too among Matamata-Piako District Council mayoral contenders

Libby Reporter from Waikato Local

Electors in Matamata-Piako will need to choose from a former mayor, the current mayor, or a wildcard contender recently returned from overseas in October’s council elections.

But whether they’re keen on baking cupcakes for councillors, like the incumbent one has done in the past, is yet to … View more
Electors in Matamata-Piako will need to choose from a former mayor, the current mayor, or a wildcard contender recently returned from overseas in October’s council elections.

But whether they’re keen on baking cupcakes for councillors, like the incumbent one has done in the past, is yet to be seen.

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96 days ago

Poll: Have you been to a candidate forum?

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

Wet wipes, water infrastructure and getting young men “out of their basements” were all on the agenda as Hamilton’s mayoral and council contenders looked for votes at a candidates forum on Sunday.

Twenty-one candidates in total, including nine aiming for the mayoralty, assembled at the … View more
Wet wipes, water infrastructure and getting young men “out of their basements” were all on the agenda as Hamilton’s mayoral and council contenders looked for votes at a candidates forum on Sunday.

Twenty-one candidates in total, including nine aiming for the mayoralty, assembled at the Riverlea Theatre for the East Ward candidates debate.

Have you been to a candidate forum? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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Have you been to a candidate forum?
  • 8.3% Yes
    8.3% Complete
  • 91.7% No
    91.7% Complete
12 votes
97 days ago

Did you know this work was happening in our region?

Libby Reporter from Waikato Local

Two University of Waikato scientists have secured major health research grants, with projects that could directly change lives – from helping amputees gain confidence with prosthetic limbs to creating new ways of stopping harmful cells from spreading.

For many amputees, learning to use a … View more
Two University of Waikato scientists have secured major health research grants, with projects that could directly change lives – from helping amputees gain confidence with prosthetic limbs to creating new ways of stopping harmful cells from spreading.

For many amputees, learning to use a prosthetic limb is so mentally demanding that almost half eventually give up on it. Dr Mahonri Owen (Ngāti Hine; Ngāti Tūwharetoa), Senior Lecturer in Engineering, wants to change that.

Did you know this work was happening in our region?

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97 days ago

Southland shock Waikato to lift Ranfurly Shield in horror conditions

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

If James Wilson was the toast of Southland 14 years ago, Semisi Tupou Ta’eiloa has become the latest name to have them dancing in Dee Street.

The blockbusting Moana Pasifika No 8 was a standout figure among multiple heroes for the Stags as they revelled in the stormy Hamilton weather and … View more
If James Wilson was the toast of Southland 14 years ago, Semisi Tupou Ta’eiloa has become the latest name to have them dancing in Dee Street.

The blockbusting Moana Pasifika No 8 was a standout figure among multiple heroes for the Stags as they revelled in the stormy Hamilton weather and lifted the Ranfurly Shield from Waikato on Sunday.

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97 days ago

Kiwis intentionally shaping their legacies

The Team from Momentum Waikato

Today is the first day of Wills Month, so Eleanor Cater from our peak body Community Foundations of Aotearoa NZ has written this article for The Post....

It’s really hard to give well. Many people have shared this same thought with me over the years as they try to work out where it would be … View more
Today is the first day of Wills Month, so Eleanor Cater from our peak body Community Foundations of Aotearoa NZ has written this article for The Post....

It’s really hard to give well. Many people have shared this same thought with me over the years as they try to work out where it would be best to place their donations and giving intent, in order to shift the dial on the problems that they see locally.

There’s a real Kiwi drive to make a difference, we see it in our consistently high place on the World Giving Index (though that is slipping) and we hear it in countless giving stories from across the nation. From the Ashburton farmers (two brothers) who have launched local tertiary scholarships, to the Hawke’s Bay family who have started a fund supporting dementia services in honour of their wife and mum, to the Wellington mother who has discovered, through her giving journey, political activism. We see countless journeys of people who are learning how to give well into communities, who really want to make their donations count, and who are discovering something significant about themselves along the way.

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97 days ago

Keep yourself protected against Covid

Ministry of Health

It might not be making quite so many headlines these days, but unfortunately, Covid is still here. If you’re 65 or over, taking care of yourself is just as important as ever.

The good news is, the Covid vaccine can help protect you from serious illness. It’s free, and recommended for you … View more
It might not be making quite so many headlines these days, but unfortunately, Covid is still here. If you’re 65 or over, taking care of yourself is just as important as ever.

The good news is, the Covid vaccine can help protect you from serious illness. It’s free, and recommended for you and many others as long as you haven’t had the vaccine, or Covid, in the last 6 months.

To book your vaccination, or talk to your healthcare provider.
Find out more

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103 days ago

Choice News Tuesday: We found a purrr-fect band-aid to stress

Kia pai from Sharing the Good Stuff

Needing some ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response) to calm your nerves? Visit an artificial purr-engine!

Use the sliders on the site to change whether the purr is a sleepy purr or an excited purr.

We hope this link brings a smile!

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98 days ago

Sony 52.5" TV

Kerrie from Huntington

Screen is 655mm (height) x 1155mm (width).
The outside dimensions are 890mm (height) from foot to top of TV x 1415mm (width)
Remote control.

Manufactured 2007 - an oldie but a goodie.
Has 2 x HDMI inputs, and USB on the side
In great condition with good quality picture. Has remote for … View more
Screen is 655mm (height) x 1155mm (width).
The outside dimensions are 890mm (height) from foot to top of TV x 1415mm (width)
Remote control.

Manufactured 2007 - an oldie but a goodie.
Has 2 x HDMI inputs, and USB on the side
In great condition with good quality picture. Has remote for on/off & sound. We havent used this TV for a long time and when turning on now it is only showing us one channel, but I am sure those more tech savy than me can work out how to bring the other channels back up. :-)

Price: $145

99 days ago

Poll: Do you think stronger bylaws will make a difference?

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

Bylaws to counter antisocial behaviour in Hamilton’s CBD sparked fiery debate on Thursday, but city council staff admitted they are unlikely to be enforced - ever.

The amended bylaws mean a breach could technically result in fines of up to $20,000 for sleeping on a park bench, but officials … View more
Bylaws to counter antisocial behaviour in Hamilton’s CBD sparked fiery debate on Thursday, but city council staff admitted they are unlikely to be enforced - ever.

The amended bylaws mean a breach could technically result in fines of up to $20,000 for sleeping on a park bench, but officials said prosecutions have never happened and probably never will.

Do you think stronger bylaws will make a difference? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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Do you think stronger bylaws will make a difference?
  • 17.9% Yes
    17.9% Complete
  • 82.1% No
    82.1% Complete
39 votes
98 days ago

Dvds

Al from Rototuna North

$2 each or 10 for $15
Will consider offers for bulk buyers

Price: $2

98 days ago

Lego games

Al from Rototuna North

Banana game $25
Other $45
The closest prices I could find are shown in pics. They may not be available in NZ
All pieces are included.

Price: $25

98 days ago

Nerf gun

Al from Rototuna North

As new as an impulse buy by a man child😬
The closest I could find to give an idea of price is in the pics.
Will consider fair offers.
Thanks

Price: $40

99 days ago

Poll: Are you a fan of Southeast Asian food?

Libby Reporter from Waikato Local

If your idea of a perfect Saturday involves barbecued chicken, pulled tea and purple yam desserts then the Southeast Asian Festival is where you need to be.

Expect drums, dance and diverse cuisines as the free multicultural market makes its way to Claudelands event centre.

Are you a fan of … View more
If your idea of a perfect Saturday involves barbecued chicken, pulled tea and purple yam desserts then the Southeast Asian Festival is where you need to be.

Expect drums, dance and diverse cuisines as the free multicultural market makes its way to Claudelands event centre.

Are you a fan of Southeast Asian food? If yes, tell us your favourite dishes in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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Are you a fan of Southeast Asian food?
  • 0% Yes
    0% Complete
  • 0% No
    0% Complete
0 votes
122 days ago

Show us your projects

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Whether it's craft, haberdashery, or woodwork, or we'd love to see what you've been working on lately.
💚 You may even spark someone else's creativity...

Tell us about your current project or show us a picture in the comments below.

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100 days ago

Poll: Have you witnessed anything like this in your area?

Libby Reporter from Waikato Local

Staff at Hamilton’s award-winning Palate restaurant were left stunned after a robber walked in during daylight and made no attempt to hide his identity.

Police are investigating the brazen incident, which unfolded just after 4pm on Thursday when a man entered the Victoria St fine-dining spot, … View more
Staff at Hamilton’s award-winning Palate restaurant were left stunned after a robber walked in during daylight and made no attempt to hide his identity.

Police are investigating the brazen incident, which unfolded just after 4pm on Thursday when a man entered the Victoria St fine-dining spot, ripped open the till and fled with a few hundred dollars in cash.

Have you witnessed anything like this in your area? Tell us more in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).

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Have you witnessed anything like this in your area?
  • 0% Yes
    0% Complete
  • 100% No
    100% Complete
17 votes
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