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Has your lockdown been an almost endless cycle of cook, eat, repeat?
We are looking for Hamilton's favourite lockdown recipes. What did you make in the kitchen during lockdown? Can someone make it better?
Send us the recipe, a photo of your baking and the story behind your creation.
Our … View moreHas your lockdown been an almost endless cycle of cook, eat, repeat?
We are looking for Hamilton's favourite lockdown recipes. What did you make in the kitchen during lockdown? Can someone make it better?
Send us the recipe, a photo of your baking and the story behind your creation.
Our favourite recipes will be collected and published in eBook format to share with our community!
Full details here ow.ly...
All regions outside of the Auckland and Northland region will move to Alert Level 3 11.59pm Tuesday August 31.
In a press conference Friday afternoon, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern confirmed that Auckland and Northland will likely need to complete a further full two weeks at level 4 in order to … View moreAll regions outside of the Auckland and Northland region will move to Alert Level 3 11.59pm Tuesday August 31.
In a press conference Friday afternoon, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern confirmed that Auckland and Northland will likely need to complete a further full two weeks at level 4 in order to keep the Delta variant from spreading further in the regions.
Here's what you need to know
- There will be regional boundaries, there will be no travel allowed between regions unless required for essential services.
- Boundaries maintained in the last February lockdown will be reinstated.
- Around 500 locations of interest have been identified.
- The exposure site in Warkworth is a large workplace. Ardern hoped the people of Northland will understand why they're moving with caution. Northland won't always be grouped in with Auckland.
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Find out how to create your own.
This is a survey for people who live in the Waikato – and who travel to Auckland at least once per year. It’s about Te Huia, the train service between Hamilton and Auckland which has been running since April 2021.
We are seeking your feedback about options to improve Te Huia in the near … View moreThis is a survey for people who live in the Waikato – and who travel to Auckland at least once per year. It’s about Te Huia, the train service between Hamilton and Auckland which has been running since April 2021.
We are seeking your feedback about options to improve Te Huia in the near future, including additional stops in Auckland and also additional services. We need feedback from both people who have and ALSO those who have not used Te Huia.
By completing the survey you are not only providing important feedback but you will also be entered into the draw for one of two $100 Visa Prezzy vouchers – the winners will be notified on September 6th.
The survey is being run by Mobius Research, an independent company, on behalf of the Waikato Regional Council. All responses to the survey will be anonymous.
The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. When answering the survey, please respond based on your normal travel behaviour between the Waikato and Auckland outside the context of COVID-19 travel restrictions under alert levels 3 and 4.
Please click on the link below to start the survey.
https://survey.mobiusresearch.co.nz/Community/se.ashx?s=705E3F1011A527D4
Do not hesitate to contact Stuart at Mobius if you have any questions or technical issues. stuart@mobiusresearch.co.nz
On behalf of the Te Huia team and the Waikato Regional Council, thank you in advance for your feedback - it is much appreciated.
Kind regards
Stuart Jeffcoat - Director
Mobius Research and Strategy Ltd.
Hello neighbours,
It’s coming up to spring, and with everyone stuck at home in Covid lockdown, what better time to get the garden in order? NZ Gardener editor Jo McCarroll and Jack Hobbs, manager of the Auckland Botanic Gardens, are live on Stuff now to answer all your gardening questions.
Caring for your guitar is key to its longevity in both appearance and sound. Whether you’ve just bought a brand new guitar or would like to start taking better care of your existing one, drop into Guitar Care and Maintenance Hour held every Saturday between 12pm-1pm at Central Library.
Find out… View moreCaring for your guitar is key to its longevity in both appearance and sound. Whether you’ve just bought a brand new guitar or would like to start taking better care of your existing one, drop into Guitar Care and Maintenance Hour held every Saturday between 12pm-1pm at Central Library.
Find out more on link about how we can help you keep your guitar at its best
Caring for your guitar is key to its longevity in both appearance and sound. Whether you’ve just bought a brand new guitar or would like to start taking better care of your existing one, drop into Guitar Care and Maintenance Hour held every Saturday between 12pm-1pm at Central Library.
Find out… View moreCaring for your guitar is key to its longevity in both appearance and sound. Whether you’ve just bought a brand new guitar or would like to start taking better care of your existing one, drop into Guitar Care and Maintenance Hour held every Saturday between 12pm-1pm at Central Library.
Find out more on link about how we can help you keep your guitar at its best
Caring for your guitar is key to its longevity in both appearance and sound. Whether you’ve just bought a brand new guitar or would like to start taking better care of your existing one, drop into Guitar Care and Maintenance Hour held every Saturday between 12pm-1pm at Central Library.
Find out… View moreCaring for your guitar is key to its longevity in both appearance and sound. Whether you’ve just bought a brand new guitar or would like to start taking better care of your existing one, drop into Guitar Care and Maintenance Hour held every Saturday between 12pm-1pm at Central Library.
Find out more on link about how we can help you keep your guitar at its best
Caring for your guitar is key to its longevity in both appearance and sound. Whether you’ve just bought a brand new guitar or would like to start taking better care of your existing one, drop into Guitar Care and Maintenance Hour held every Saturday between 12pm-1pm at Central Library.
Find out… View moreCaring for your guitar is key to its longevity in both appearance and sound. Whether you’ve just bought a brand new guitar or would like to start taking better care of your existing one, drop into Guitar Care and Maintenance Hour held every Saturday between 12pm-1pm at Central Library.
Find out more on link about how we can help you keep your guitar at its best
COVID-19 has taken away our Daffodil Day Street Appeal.
The demand on our cancer services goes up during lockdown. And that's why we need you now more than ever. $24 helps to provide transport to and from cancer treatment.
Donate now to support the Cancer Society's vital services … View moreCOVID-19 has taken away our Daffodil Day Street Appeal.
The demand on our cancer services goes up during lockdown. And that's why we need you now more than ever. $24 helps to provide transport to and from cancer treatment.
Donate now to support the Cancer Society's vital services to support New Zealanders going through cancer.
When the Country is in Level 4 on Monday South Auckland Pukekohe Family Health Medical Centre advised a Pukekohe resident to drive 90 km to Hamilton Claudelands Events Centre to get tested for COVID19. No wonder in some parts of the country people taking the law into their hands and placing … View moreWhen the Country is in Level 4 on Monday South Auckland Pukekohe Family Health Medical Centre advised a Pukekohe resident to drive 90 km to Hamilton Claudelands Events Centre to get tested for COVID19. No wonder in some parts of the country people taking the law into their hands and placing roadblocks to stop the spread of the virus.
We're in the last week of nominations for the 2022 Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year Awards. So come on, Waikato – who’s your New Zealander of the Year?
Tell us with a nomination! Nominations close 31 August.
Get in quick – www.nzawards.org.nz...
Here's an answer. Kaivolution is still working - under strict conditions - to pick up food that would otherwise end up in the landfill.
On Thursday afternoon, manager Jo Wrigley reported the service had rescued and redistributed 1.37 tonnes of food in Hamilton for the day.
Read more about … View moreHere's an answer. Kaivolution is still working - under strict conditions - to pick up food that would otherwise end up in the landfill.
On Thursday afternoon, manager Jo Wrigley reported the service had rescued and redistributed 1.37 tonnes of food in Hamilton for the day.
Read more about how Kaivolution is helping here.
Current city council boss Richard Briggs is leaving, and council has whittled the list of people who want his job down the top two contenders.
Sixty-two people applied, but it's now getting close to decision time.
Read more on the hunt here.
We’re looking at how Hamiltonians are represented by our Council. But we want to know what you think.
Have your say by 6 October.
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