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It's hard to believe there's just five weeks (2 April) until daylight savings ends and our clocks go back. So we want to know. Would you like more daylight in the evenings? Are you happy returning from work in the dark? Do you like the idea of clocks going back early May - rather than … View moreIt's hard to believe there's just five weeks (2 April) until daylight savings ends and our clocks go back. So we want to know. Would you like more daylight in the evenings? Are you happy returning from work in the dark? Do you like the idea of clocks going back early May - rather than early April? Vote below - and then click here to discuss the idea with your neighbours!
Come along for a bargain & support a local rescue :) check pic for details
Hamilton organisations have joined forces to facilitate a day that is all for the kids. And what cou…
Opinion: Recently, I was very fortunate to attend a winemaker's dinner at the fantastic 'Palate' res…
We are excited to be collaborating with iconic artist Dick Frizzell and Cooking 4 Change to find New Zealand’s most deserving charities and community groups! Nominate your most deserving local community group or charity to be in with a chance to win 1 of 3 ‘Freezzell’ fridges, artworked and… View moreWe are excited to be collaborating with iconic artist Dick Frizzell and Cooking 4 Change to find New Zealand’s most deserving charities and community groups! Nominate your most deserving local community group or charity to be in with a chance to win 1 of 3 ‘Freezzell’ fridges, artworked and personalised by Dick Frizzell.
So too much bird poo could be contributing to the poor water quality of Lake Rotoroa. What improvements would you like to see at the lake? We're keen to hear for a story on Hamilton City Council's draft management plan for the lake.
*Please post NFP if you do not wish your comments to be… View moreSo too much bird poo could be contributing to the poor water quality of Lake Rotoroa. What improvements would you like to see at the lake? We're keen to hear for a story on Hamilton City Council's draft management plan for the lake.
*Please post NFP if you do not wish your comments to be used for a story.
Morning neighbours,
Methamphetamine appears to be closing in on alcohol as the nation's most addictive substance.
Usage is so rampant that Waikato District Health Board workers say it has endangered the region's methadone programme and pushed rehab facilities to maximum capacity.
… View moreMorning neighbours,
Methamphetamine appears to be closing in on alcohol as the nation's most addictive substance.
Usage is so rampant that Waikato District Health Board workers say it has endangered the region's methadone programme and pushed rehab facilities to maximum capacity.
Have you seen meth's impact in the community? And what do you think should be done about the issue?
We're also on the lookout for meaningful stories in this area so please email news@waikatotimes.co.nz if you have a story to tell.
You're sure to find The Waikato Kindergarten Association Teddy Bears Picnic!
The WKA Teddy Bears Picnic is back, and better than ever! This year, your favourite family day out will be based in Rogers Rose Garden, between the brand new children’s playground beside the Jade Dragon Theatre, … View moreYou're sure to find The Waikato Kindergarten Association Teddy Bears Picnic!
The WKA Teddy Bears Picnic is back, and better than ever! This year, your favourite family day out will be based in Rogers Rose Garden, between the brand new children’s playground beside the Jade Dragon Theatre, and the spectacular Pacific Crystal Palace. Bring your beloved teddy, pack a picnic and dress up.
All day entertainment will include story-telling, sing-a-longs, face-painting, sports, activities, potting plants, a teddy bear hospital, prizes and giveaways, roaming characters and so much more in a carnival-like environment. Explore, discover and enjoy a child-friendly event.
Only gold coin entry!
Sooner or later Hamilton's premier swimming facility is going to close. Whether Waterworld is going …
Today a large elm tree at the foot of Alma Street, near the Novotel Tainui Hotel, will see some temporary disruptions to traffic in central Hamilton.
Although at the foot of the street, it is feasible there may be delays to vehicles using Alma Street and those parking in the riverside carpark … View moreToday a large elm tree at the foot of Alma Street, near the Novotel Tainui Hotel, will see some temporary disruptions to traffic in central Hamilton.
Although at the foot of the street, it is feasible there may be delays to vehicles using Alma Street and those parking in the riverside carpark adjacent to Novotel and SkyCity.
The job will commence at 9am, and is expected to take most of the working day.
St John has always had a strong community presence in Hamilton which has recently increased thanks to the opening of a new opportunity shop in Frankton. The local community has rallied behind this venture, supporting it with donations and shop fittings.
Proceeds from items sold in the shop will … View moreSt John has always had a strong community presence in Hamilton which has recently increased thanks to the opening of a new opportunity shop in Frankton. The local community has rallied behind this venture, supporting it with donations and shop fittings.
Proceeds from items sold in the shop will be used to support St John emergency ambulance services and community programmes such as Health Shuttles, Caring Caller and St John Youth programmes. St John Opportunity Shop is currently recruiting volunteers and seeking donations of items that can be sold in the shop. Donations can be dropped off at 1 Rawhiti Street, Frankton.
Hamilton's Monique McLennan has found a way to overcome the devasting impact of the 2011 Christchurch Earthquake. We're keen to hear from other neighbours who fled the south to start a new life in the Waikato. Share your stories with us and your neighbours via the Hamilton Press!
Do you have three litres of stored water per person in your house? Hopefully, because that's the rule of thumb to have ready in your emergency kit. An event when your kit could come in handy could be anything from an earthquake, to loss of power in a storm, or, as we have seen recently, an … View moreDo you have three litres of stored water per person in your house? Hopefully, because that's the rule of thumb to have ready in your emergency kit. An event when your kit could come in handy could be anything from an earthquake, to loss of power in a storm, or, as we have seen recently, an unexpected water supply issue.
Our course is designed to get you ready for a career in security or armed forces. It will cover aspects of law, emergency procedures, radio communications, along with personal risk and unarmed restraint strategies. There is an emphasis on the importance of team work.
Available Courses
… View moreOur course is designed to get you ready for a career in security or armed forces. It will cover aspects of law, emergency procedures, radio communications, along with personal risk and unarmed restraint strategies. There is an emphasis on the importance of team work.
Available Courses
National Certificate in Security and Events Level 3
Qualifications you will achieve
National Certificate in Security Level 2
National Certificate in Security and Events Level 3
Certificate of Approval (This is required by the security industry)
This 10-month course gives you all the skills and knowledge required to start your career in Security. Ring us free on 0800 872 466 for more details.
You will learn how to drive tractors and quad-bikes, safe use chainsaws, how to build fences and pasture management. This very practical 12 week programme is designed for those over the age of 20, to give the skills required to work on a farm.
Start date: 10 April
Qual: NZ Certificate in … View moreYou will learn how to drive tractors and quad-bikes, safe use chainsaws, how to build fences and pasture management. This very practical 12 week programme is designed for those over the age of 20, to give the skills required to work on a farm.
Start date: 10 April
Qual: NZ Certificate in Primary Industries
*No formal school qualifications are required for entry into this course.
Call us on 0800 872 466 for more details to reserve your spot as this is filling fast.
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