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Major fraud is a difficult life storm to journey through. The NZ Fraud Prevention Association is keen to connect with business owners or individuals who have been a victim of a "significant/life changing" fraud. We have developed a free newsletter to offer encouragement/support/hope. If… View moreMajor fraud is a difficult life storm to journey through. The NZ Fraud Prevention Association is keen to connect with business owners or individuals who have been a victim of a "significant/life changing" fraud. We have developed a free newsletter to offer encouragement/support/hope. If you would like to receive our newsletter please contact wendy@fraud.org.nz
The Dementia Waikato Annual Appeal is being held from the 21st - 26th of May 2018. Volunteers are needed in all areas of the Waikato to assist with collecting. If you are able to give a few hours of your time, we would love to hear from you. Contact Shannon on (07) 282 0452.
Tomek from Rototuna North
Hi Residents,
Tomek here from Adamas - Digital Growth (www.facebook.com/adamasconsulting). I have close to 30 social media clients in Hamilton, and would love to talk to you about how I can grow your business using Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn strategies. Website optimisation, builds, and … View moreHi Residents,
Tomek here from Adamas - Digital Growth (www.facebook.com/adamasconsulting). I have close to 30 social media clients in Hamilton, and would love to talk to you about how I can grow your business using Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn strategies. Website optimisation, builds, and Google Ads are also possible.
All clients get at least one post per day on these social networks, as well as advertising campaigns to drive traffic, convert leads, and build brand awareness.
With 34 five star Facebook reviews, this is a prime opportunity for your business to grow, or to maintain its presence in the marketplace.
Lets build a mutually beneficial relationship, and hit those targets. I look forward to hearing from you at tomek@adamas.co.nz, or 022 182 5943.
Kind regards,
Tomek Pietkiewicz
CEO of Adamas - Digital Growth
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Fraser High School is the hub of Adult Learning in Hamilton and the Waikato district. We offer over 60 evening and weekend classes over 4 terms through the Adult and Community Education programme. Our classes are very reasonably priced as we are supported by the Ministry of Education to offer … View moreFraser High School is the hub of Adult Learning in Hamilton and the Waikato district. We offer over 60 evening and weekend classes over 4 terms through the Adult and Community Education programme. Our classes are very reasonably priced as we are supported by the Ministry of Education to offer interesting and useful short courses.
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Greg from Ngaruawahia
Council are reviewing waste management and minimisation in May. Now is the chance to push for 1 'free' bag/week, additional bags would then require a sticker, saving a whole lot of hassle for nearly everyone. I have created a poll on the Ngaruawahia Noticeboard Facebook page. Currently … View moreCouncil are reviewing waste management and minimisation in May. Now is the chance to push for 1 'free' bag/week, additional bags would then require a sticker, saving a whole lot of hassle for nearly everyone. I have created a poll on the Ngaruawahia Noticeboard Facebook page. Currently 335 people have signalled that they prefer to have the first bag 'free'. 13 people liked the current sticker system. If you have a Facebook page for your location, perhaps you would like to create a poll for your neighbours and copy in your local Councillor. By the way, an additional 172 people would like to see wheelie bins supplied rather than using the black plastic bags.
Heike from Te Kowhai
available at roadside shed at 451 Horotiu Road. Matured Horse poo and walnut trees also for sale. Honesty box. Thanks
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Geoff from Rototuna North
A Ratepayers Perspective on Rates Rises
All the rhetoric, statements and documents portray that the proposed 15.5% (or 2x 9.5%) rates rise in the budget of the 10 Year Plan is needed to stem the bleeding of borrowing $10 million per year to fund the shortfall in the day to day running of the … View moreA Ratepayers Perspective on Rates Rises
All the rhetoric, statements and documents portray that the proposed 15.5% (or 2x 9.5%) rates rise in the budget of the 10 Year Plan is needed to stem the bleeding of borrowing $10 million per year to fund the shortfall in the day to day running of the city. However that has not been communicated well, most people and all of the candidates' bar one in the recent by-election believed that the proposed rates rise is to fund growth, particularly Peacockes.
Current Rate take $153.747 million + 9.5% rate Rise = $168.353 million ($14.6 million rise)
New Rate take $168.353 million + 9.5% rate rise = $184.346 million (another $15.994 million) without the property valuation, effectively the figure will be more (a lot more).
At a bare minimum, the 2 x 9.5% rates rise council will gain a nett increase of $30.599 million over 2 years. That exceeds any of the figures over the numbers of years that the borrowing occurred.
The 10 Year Plan must have been written by extra-terrestrials for the dyslectic it is confusing particularly because it is contradictory rather than complimentary.
The issue is the projected $30.599 million gain in revenue vs the $4 million pa shortfall in the day to day running of the city, particularly in view that Hamilton’s economy only grew by 2.8% for the year considerably below the any of the proposed rates increases.
The attached tables clearly indicate that it appears illogical to increase rates by 107.98% when the revenue base only increases by 27.45%.
Ratepayer Growth (Increase) over 10 Year Plan 16, 056 $27.45%
Rates Increase over 10 Year Plan $165.283 million 107.98%
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Peter from Rototuna North
We have moved to a new property with huge number of rose bushes. We would like to keep them but have never looked after them.
Any suggestions on where to go for help and knowledge?
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