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Reluctantly selling. Doesn't fit into new accommodation. Solid wood, we believe rimu. Length 91cm. Width 50cm. Height 40cm. Early Christmas present for someone.
Footwear thieves are treating the doorsteps of an affluent Hamilton suburb like a "shoe store", police say.
A six-month spate of shoe theft in Rototuna sparked a warning by Waikato Police, urging locals to keep their kicks out of sight and ring 111 if they saw suspicious activity.
… View moreFootwear thieves are treating the doorsteps of an affluent Hamilton suburb like a "shoe store", police say.
A six-month spate of shoe theft in Rototuna sparked a warning by Waikato Police, urging locals to keep their kicks out of sight and ring 111 if they saw suspicious activity.
Read more here. Have your shoes ever disappeared from outside your house?
A rider was seriously injured in Hamilton on Tuesday.
Their Lime scooter collided with a car coming out of a driveway.
Read more here. Have you seen any accidents or near misses involving electric scooters?
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Are you an aspiring author? Entries for the Sunday Star Times short story awards are now open!
The winning entry will receive a $3000 prize + there’s a $500 prize for students in our secondary school competition.
Full details and the entry form are here.
Could Hamilton become New Zealand’s second-biggest city? It’s an interesting debate.
MP says Hamilton will outgrow Christchurch and Wellington in 30 years. An expert disagrees. www.stuff.co.nz...
Dogs lolling beneath cafe tables while their owners sip lattes or glasses of pinot would have been unthinkable 30 years ago.
Now it is just the way Kiwis roll, with a raft of dog-friendly dining options available throughout the country. What do you think? Should dogs be allowed in cafes?
With Summer well on its way with lovely long, light evenings, there's plenty of reason to get out and about. What's your go-to evening exercise?
Hi neighbours,
Spending scandals, growing deficits, board sackings: staffers at Waikato DHB have worked through it all in recent years.
But people don't stop getting sick while there's turmoil at the top of the district health board.
Thousands of employees carried on helping patients and … View moreHi neighbours,
Spending scandals, growing deficits, board sackings: staffers at Waikato DHB have worked through it all in recent years.
But people don't stop getting sick while there's turmoil at the top of the district health board.
Thousands of employees carried on helping patients and keeping health services ticking over. Hard Yakka introduces readers to some of those people.
Our first story in the series here.
We'll have a new one each day over the coming weeks.
So check out the Waikato Times and Stuff for them.
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Morning neighbours,
Hamilton City Council staff have been treated to a $19k mass team talk at Claudelands Event Centre. It featured motivational speakers and a 25-minute acrobatic performance from circus company The Dust Palace.
Chief executive Richard Briggs defended the spend.
"Old school… View moreMorning neighbours,
Hamilton City Council staff have been treated to a $19k mass team talk at Claudelands Event Centre. It featured motivational speakers and a 25-minute acrobatic performance from circus company The Dust Palace.
Chief executive Richard Briggs defended the spend.
"Old school thinking is you don't spend any money on your staff and you expect them to just show up to work and go hard," he said after the event.
"New school thinking is you've got to give them some purpose for being here, and today was all about understanding that purpose and improving the wellbeing of the community."
What's your take on it? Read more here
Swelling our beautiful antique drawer set. Came from a overseas ad has been in the family for years, bit we're downsizing. There atone is a little bit broken in one corner. Mover weren't very good careful with the it but can be fixed or would look stunning with the tempered glass.
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