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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).
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.
Cat tree with hide away and scratching posts, ideal for kittens. Some toys not included. Pick up only.
Pallet, suitable for vertical planting or garden decoration. Weathered.
Dehumidifier, Living and Co., in excellent working order. Auto shut off. Pick up only.
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.
A variety of potted plants (pots included), native grass, geraniums, aloe, and more. TEN DOLLARS EACH. As shown. Pick up only.
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.
Click find out more for more information.
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).
It’s Hamilton Gardens as you’ve never seen it before, and unless you live in the area, it will now cost you a little more.
The new Gallagher Visitor Centre opened to the media on Tuesday, after months of work.
What do you think of the new visitor centre? Tell us your reasons in the … View moreIt’s Hamilton Gardens as you’ve never seen it before, and unless you live in the area, it will now cost you a little more.
The new Gallagher Visitor Centre opened to the media on Tuesday, after months of work.
What do you think of the new visitor centre? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
On 25 August at about 9am the driver of a van was turning at the intersection on Pukete and Wairere Drive Hamilton. The van driver failed to comply with the red traffic signal and collided with an oncoming vehicle which had the right of way. This resulted in the van tipping over crushing the … View moreOn 25 August at about 9am the driver of a van was turning at the intersection on Pukete and Wairere Drive Hamilton. The van driver failed to comply with the red traffic signal and collided with an oncoming vehicle which had the right of way. This resulted in the van tipping over crushing the elderly van driver’s arm.
Despite the circumstances – within seconds of the crash occurring, other road users came to the aid of both drivers, and when they realised that the driver was elderly and the van was trapping their arm, they quickly came together and as a group pushed the vehicle upright onto its wheels.
Along with a fast response from FENZ, Hato-Hone St John and quick-thinking members of the public, the injured driver was able to be treated immediately.
We were impressed at how the community came together to help one another during the incident and how both drivers showed concern for one another at the scene. They were both in good spirits despite their ordeal. The van driver was taken to hospital for treatment on their arm along with the driver of the other vehicle who had minor injuries.
It’s a timely reminder to always take a second look at intersections and keep a look out for other vehicles even though you have the right of way.
Things could have been much worse if it wasn’t for the quick thinking of other motorists and witnesses at the scene. We are grateful to those members of the public for their attentive and caring response to the situation.
The driver of the van was issued with an Infringement Offence Notice.
Christmas parades, Anzac Day services and scholarships are in question as councillors grapple with the “must haves” versus “nice-to-haves” conundrum.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has told councils to stick to their knitting as “the days of handouts” are over, backed up by Local … View moreChristmas parades, Anzac Day services and scholarships are in question as councillors grapple with the “must haves” versus “nice-to-haves” conundrum.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has told councils to stick to their knitting as “the days of handouts” are over, backed up by Local Government Minister Simeon Brown.
Do you think councils should cut things like parades and scholarships? Tell us your reasons in the comments (adding NFP if you don't want your words used in print).
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Maori Language Week) is upon us and we always love to get involved.
Add your vote to the poll and share a phrase in te Reo Māori below to be in to win a $25 Prezzy card.
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