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The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press
It’s a tale as old as time; a tree on a property boundary, and two neighbours who can’t agree about whether to cut it down.
Vicky and Ian Vercoe’s ongoing dispute with their neighbour about her palm trees has come to a head, but there’s really not much they can do about it.
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
These items have been recalled during the month of February for varying reasons. Click on the item below to read more info:
Gluten Freedom Sourdough english muffins & bagels
Belazu vegan basil pesto
Waimata camembert cheese
Longbush camembert and brie
Dick Smith mini chainsaw
… View moreThese items have been recalled during the month of February for varying reasons. Click on the item below to read more info:
Gluten Freedom Sourdough english muffins & bagels
Belazu vegan basil pesto
Waimata camembert cheese
Longbush camembert and brie
Dick Smith mini chainsaw
Kids sequin skirt
Splosh Baby nesting bears
Timetech Ply Ltd chainsaws
Toshiba AC laptop adaptor
We hope this update helps your household stay safe. We'll keep you informed.
The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press
The sold out sign has gone up for the Balloons over Waikato’s popular Zuru Nightglow event.
The free tickets went live on Ticketek at 9am on Monday and by around 9.20am the 30,000 tickets had all been allocated, the event’s Facebook page stated.
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Barbecue and music festival Meatstock was a resounding success at Mystery Creek, while organisers hope to stage the event in Hamilton again next year.
Waikato Times was on hand to soak up the smoke tinged atmosphere on Sunday, following a sell out crowd on Saturday.
The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press
Hamilton’s council is proposing to further slash staff and contractor numbers in a bid to save $104m over the next decade and keep rate increases down.
Councillors Ewan Wilson and Emma Pike brought a plan to the council table during Tuesday’s budget meeting for the draft 2024-34 Long-Term … View moreHamilton’s council is proposing to further slash staff and contractor numbers in a bid to save $104m over the next decade and keep rate increases down.
Councillors Ewan Wilson and Emma Pike brought a plan to the council table during Tuesday’s budget meeting for the draft 2024-34 Long-Term Plan.
Aaron from Chartwell
Our 10year Anniversary has been locked in! A Celebration of Extravaganza in the Park Hamilton, NZ wow what was to be a 1 off event, and 10years later the event has grown and become so popular that sites sell out within weeks!
So everyone lock in the date for 2024! We always get in early to secure … View moreOur 10year Anniversary has been locked in! A Celebration of Extravaganza in the Park Hamilton, NZ wow what was to be a 1 off event, and 10years later the event has grown and become so popular that sites sell out within weeks!
So everyone lock in the date for 2024! We always get in early to secure our dates before other events!
💥 SAT 7th DEC 2024
💥 ELLIOTT PARK, NAWTON, HYDE AVE, HAMILTON NZ
💥 9AM-2PM
More details will be out in June 2024.
Expressions of interest for vendors will open from 1st July 2024 and all successful applicants will be notified of the outcome at the end of August 2024.
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You've likely heard about the shoppers encountering those cheeky rodents in our local supermarkets around the country. Have you yourself stumbled across something unexpected while shopping?
Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the Conversations column… View moreYou've likely heard about the shoppers encountering those cheeky rodents in our local supermarkets around the country. Have you yourself stumbled across something unexpected while shopping?
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Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Although the beloved Founders Theatre is coming down this year, the Hamilton arts scene is still kicking, and the 2024 Hamilton Arts Festival, which launches today, is here to prove it.
With record ticket sales, multiple sold-out shows, and 30% of ticket sales coming from outside the Waikato … View moreAlthough the beloved Founders Theatre is coming down this year, the Hamilton arts scene is still kicking, and the 2024 Hamilton Arts Festival, which launches today, is here to prove it.
With record ticket sales, multiple sold-out shows, and 30% of ticket sales coming from outside the Waikato region, this year’s festival looks set to give Hamilton a refreshed reputation for vibrant and show-stopping entertainment.
The Team from Resene ColorShop Te Rapa
Make your own portable gardening tool organiser in your favourite Resene colour.
Find out how to create your own with these easy step by step instructions.
Hunger for Colour is back for 2024! Bring two cans of food into your local Resene ColorShop and swap them for one Resene testpot (60-80ml). Resene will donate all food to The Salvation Army foodbanks.
We accept all cans of food in good condition and suitable for humans to eat. If you prefer to … View moreHunger for Colour is back for 2024! Bring two cans of food into your local Resene ColorShop and swap them for one Resene testpot (60-80ml). Resene will donate all food to The Salvation Army foodbanks.
We accept all cans of food in good condition and suitable for humans to eat. If you prefer to bring in canned pet food, we can accept that also and will donate it to the SPCA and local community animal shelters.
By adding a little more colour to your life you can also help those in need.
Find out more
Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times
Global freight giant Maersk has chosen Hamilton to make its biggest infrastructure investment in New Zealand.
Gigantic fridge-like rooms at the Ruakura Superhub have 30,000 pallet spaces and temperatures sink to a super-chilled -18 degrees.
Jan from Rototuna
I managed to buy two of these as I had forgot I bought the first one, as new
Paul Mckenna was and maybe still is, the top hypnotist in the UK, he’s worked with lots of celebrities. i listen to his sleep tape on you tube sometimes and it always works, haven’t yet tried this one as I’m doing … View moreI managed to buy two of these as I had forgot I bought the first one, as new
Paul Mckenna was and maybe still is, the top hypnotist in the UK, he’s worked with lots of celebrities. i listen to his sleep tape on you tube sometimes and it always works, haven’t yet tried this one as I’m doing another one of his.
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The Team from NZ Compare
Feeling the Summer heat? Don't let your power bill skyrocket along with the temperatures!
Check out these 10 simple tips to keep cool and save money on your power bills this season.
Linda Jones Retirement Village
Peter is helping us out with something that nearly everyone can relate to – dealing with the unsorted photos taking up space on your phone or languishing in boxes in your home.
“Without fail, when I give a talk about getting organised, I’m always asked how to deal with photos,” says … View morePeter is helping us out with something that nearly everyone can relate to – dealing with the unsorted photos taking up space on your phone or languishing in boxes in your home.
“Without fail, when I give a talk about getting organised, I’m always asked how to deal with photos,” says Peter.
Boxes of unsorted photos can feel overwhelming to organise so they often get left for many years to clutter up our houses. In addition to this, most of us have smartphones that make it easy to take photos anywhere, so pretty soon our digital photo life becomes cluttered too.
Click read more for the full article.
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