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Hi neighbours! We're hoping to chat to a commuter who drives into/across Hamilton for work in the mornings. Have you noticed traffic becoming more congested and that your commute is taking longer? How long do you spend in your car in the morning?
If you're happy to talk about this for … View moreHi neighbours! We're hoping to chat to a commuter who drives into/across Hamilton for work in the mornings. Have you noticed traffic becoming more congested and that your commute is taking longer? How long do you spend in your car in the morning?
If you're happy to talk about this for the paper, please email me at kelley.tantau@stuff.co.nz
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Kia ora neighbours, please come along to our hui (meeting) to help guide the new direction of mental health and addiction services in the Waikato.
We warmly invite you to share with us your experiences, views and ideas on helping those and their whānau who experience mental health and addiction … View moreKia ora neighbours, please come along to our hui (meeting) to help guide the new direction of mental health and addiction services in the Waikato.
We warmly invite you to share with us your experiences, views and ideas on helping those and their whānau who experience mental health and addiction issues to get the right support when they want and need it.
Hui will be held at the following venues with mihimihi/pōwhiri at 10am sharp
Tuesday 8 May 2018 – General public engagement
10am - The Link (St Andrews), Cnr Te Aroha St/River Road, Hamilton
Thursday 10 May 2018 – Māori engagement
10am - Wharekai at Hui Te Rangiora Marae, 89 Clarence Street, Hamilton
We want to hear from the Hamilton community, including those who have experienced mental health and/or addiction issues and those who provide support such as whānau, friends and interested others.
We look forward to meeting you. He whakarongo tātou – we’re here to listen
Te Rūnanga o Kirikiriroa Trust are supporting the conversation with the DHB in these hui.
RSVP to reception@terunanga.org.nz or Jennifer.ashman@waikatodhb.health.nz
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Come out for a night to remember, hearing the Oratorio's performed by the talented artists from the University of Waikato.
Your support for those studying would be greatly appreciated and just $10 at the door.
NOTE: contrary to the brochure the start time will be 7.30pm. (as advertised … View moreCome out for a night to remember, hearing the Oratorio's performed by the talented artists from the University of Waikato.
Your support for those studying would be greatly appreciated and just $10 at the door.
NOTE: contrary to the brochure the start time will be 7.30pm. (as advertised elsewhere). Thank you, see you there supporting your local talent in the Waikato 😊
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The perfect gift for stylish, small space gardens. For every order before Mother’s day receive… View moreA great gift idea for Mum. These colourful railing planters are available in 2 sizes and are designed to attach without screws or brackets. Removable drip trays for water recycling and easy cleaning.
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Anyone pick up a blue denim duffle bag that was lost today at University of Waikato Hamilton Campus.Please let me know.
Morning neighbours,
Figures show thousands more cars have started using Hamilton roads in the past few years and it's set to get worse unless more people start using public or alternative transport.
Have you noticed a change over time? Have you changed your mode of transport as a result?… View moreMorning neighbours,
Figures show thousands more cars have started using Hamilton roads in the past few years and it's set to get worse unless more people start using public or alternative transport.
Have you noticed a change over time? Have you changed your mode of transport as a result?
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I believe the rates increases proposed are too excessive.
According to your own rates department 80% of people will pay more for their rates. The remaining 20% with no increase will either be empty land or land with very low value buildings.
The average rates increase for the first year will be … View moreI believe the rates increases proposed are too excessive.
According to your own rates department 80% of people will pay more for their rates. The remaining 20% with no increase will either be empty land or land with very low value buildings.
The average rates increase for the first year will be 9.5% but for many the rate increase will be much higher.
You imply that the real increases under the capital value rating scheme will affect new houses or those properties with larger buildings when this is not the case.
I have an old state house in Hamilton East which is only 80 square meters yet my rates will increase by 15% next year. With another 9.5% added in the second year that’s 25% in two years.
This is unacceptable.
Council needs to come back to the public with an option that allows for a 3.8% increase. This will mean stopping projects such as buying property on Victoria street etc.
The huge rates increase is because of these pet projects not because we don’t have enough to pay
for our essential services.
Let the public decide. It is their money. Make your submission against the 10 year plan.
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