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The Team from Resene ColorShop Te Rapa
Keep your houseplants on trend with colourful pots and timber frames finished in Resene Colorwood Natural. Find out how to create your own with these easy step by step instructions.
Short on space? Why not make a slatted headboard finished in Resene Colorwood Whitewash and incorporate shelves that can be moved into position as a side table between the slats.
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Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
After challenging times, Hamilton retailers hope interest rate cuts will bring them extra customers for Christmas.
December has traditionally been a hot month for retail, with Stats New Zealand data showing two decades of card payment values consistently about 37% above the rest of the year.
… View moreAfter challenging times, Hamilton retailers hope interest rate cuts will bring them extra customers for Christmas.
December has traditionally been a hot month for retail, with Stats New Zealand data showing two decades of card payment values consistently about 37% above the rest of the year.
Do you think it'll be a good Christmas for retailers? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
A dispute over dogs at a Paeroa garden centre has led to a $300 fine, neighbours honking air horns, spying allegations and questions over whether a business is a “public place”.
Donna Jamieson’s three dogs are her world, and part of the Country Dog Garden Centre experience.
However, … View moreA dispute over dogs at a Paeroa garden centre has led to a $300 fine, neighbours honking air horns, spying allegations and questions over whether a business is a “public place”.
Donna Jamieson’s three dogs are her world, and part of the Country Dog Garden Centre experience.
However, various people have complained to Hauraki District Council about barking and off-leash dogs at the business. The council says they can’t be, and recently fined Jamieson $300 for a breach.
Do you think the dogs should be able to run free at this garden centre? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
Hamilton Gardens welcomed its first ever paying customers on Wednesday, and one Napier couple was simply chuffed that they ever had gotten away with free entry in the past.
David and Priska Wright, some of the first people in history to pay to see the Hamilton Enclosed Gardens, were more than … View moreHamilton Gardens welcomed its first ever paying customers on Wednesday, and one Napier couple was simply chuffed that they ever had gotten away with free entry in the past.
David and Priska Wright, some of the first people in history to pay to see the Hamilton Enclosed Gardens, were more than happy to fork out $20 each for the privilege.
What do you think about the new entry charge at Hamilton Gardens? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Let’s make a difference. There’s rubbish to get rid of and Friday’s a chance to do your bit.
The Waikato Times is organising a cleanup of Melville Park as part of our Enough of this Rubbish campaign.
The event kicks off at 10am.
Debi from Rototuna North
Cat tree with hide away and scratching posts, ideal for kittens. Some toys not included. Pick up only.
Price: $70
Debi from Rototuna North
Just a decorative garden stump, ideal for pot plant display. Pick up only.
Price: $5
Debi from Rototuna North
Pallet, suitable for vertical planting or garden decoration. Weathered.
Price: $10
Debi from Rototuna North
Dehumidifier, Living and Co., in excellent working order. Auto shut off. Pick up only.
Price: $250
Debi from Rototuna North
9 x 400 x 400 pavers at 10.00 per paver and 24 x 200 x 200 pavers at 90.00 the lot. Pick up only.
Price: $90
Debi from Rototuna North
Vege planters X 3 with soil and netting supports. Pick up only.
Price: $90
Debi from Rototuna North
A variety of potted plants (pots included), native grass, geraniums, aloe, and more. TEN DOLLARS EACH. As shown. Pick up only.
Price: $10
The Team from Ryman Healthcare
Our residents and their families have spoken loud and clear: Ryman is their top choice in retirement living.
We’re proud to be recognised by Canstar Blue for having the Most Satisfied Customers, which complements our tenth win of Reader’s Digest’s Most Trusted Brand.
As we celebrate … View moreOur residents and their families have spoken loud and clear: Ryman is their top choice in retirement living.
We’re proud to be recognised by Canstar Blue for having the Most Satisfied Customers, which complements our tenth win of Reader’s Digest’s Most Trusted Brand.
As we celebrate 40 years since opening our first village, these recognitions reinforce Ryman’s commitment to exceptional care and excellence in retirement living.
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Libby Reporter from Waikato Local
The value of Hamilton Airport - and the 50% stake held by Hamilton City Council - has likely increased “significantly” according to one Hamilton councillor, but that doesn’t mean a share sale should be on the horizon, at least not yet.
Councillor and Economic Development chair Ewan Wilson … View moreThe value of Hamilton Airport - and the 50% stake held by Hamilton City Council - has likely increased “significantly” according to one Hamilton councillor, but that doesn’t mean a share sale should be on the horizon, at least not yet.
Councillor and Economic Development chair Ewan Wilson said that in the wake of the announcement that international flights were returning to Hamilton, “the value of the airport has increased significantly”.
Do you think international flights will bring bigger airport dividends for councils? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
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