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Hi neighbours! Has your suburb been the target of taggers? Are you a victim of tagging or a reformed tagger? We want to hear your stories. Please share your thoughts about tagging around Hamilton - where are the worst hit areas? Is tagging a thing of the past? Let us know! Feel free to comment … View moreHi neighbours! Has your suburb been the target of taggers? Are you a victim of tagging or a reformed tagger? We want to hear your stories. Please share your thoughts about tagging around Hamilton - where are the worst hit areas? Is tagging a thing of the past? Let us know! Feel free to comment below or email kelley.tantau@fairfaxmedia.co.nz
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Morning everyone,
Tenants are feeling the pinch - new figures show Waikato rents have surged in the past year.
Median rental prices jumped by 9.7 per cent to $395 in April 2017 compared with the same month last year.
If you've been lumped with a significant rent increase lately then … View moreMorning everyone,
Tenants are feeling the pinch - new figures show Waikato rents have surged in the past year.
Median rental prices jumped by 9.7 per cent to $395 in April 2017 compared with the same month last year.
If you've been lumped with a significant rent increase lately then we'd like to hear your story.
You can email reporter elton.smallman@fairfaxmedia.co.nz or call him on 849-9678.
Thanks
A central city parking shake-up is coming to Hamilton, but the plan changed after ratepayer protest.
After pushback on the original proposal, councillors have voted for a plan that wipes the targeted residential rate but means parking charges will be $6 an hour after the two free hours.
What … View moreA central city parking shake-up is coming to Hamilton, but the plan changed after ratepayer protest.
After pushback on the original proposal, councillors have voted for a plan that wipes the targeted residential rate but means parking charges will be $6 an hour after the two free hours.
What do you think of the trial plan?
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It's the small things that count overall and I agree with views about petrol prices being over the top but how about considering the following being on a similar path. When I shop at the supermarkets I tend to look at what items cost per kilo or per litre, not that I can do anything about it, … View moreIt's the small things that count overall and I agree with views about petrol prices being over the top but how about considering the following being on a similar path. When I shop at the supermarkets I tend to look at what items cost per kilo or per litre, not that I can do anything about it, the scale of price hiking is full on with commercial businesses and the greed for progressive and ongoing RECORD profit continue to reign. There are hundreds of examples such as items as small as a chocolate bar weighing 40 to 60 grams at 99c last week and now at $1.25c, that equates to approximately $22.50c + per kilo, that is more than a 250gram chocolate bar at $4 each, that’s a ridiculous $16 per kilo. And what about bread, $1 a loaf; do we really believe a $3 loaf has $2 worth of better ingredient in ever loaf than a one dollar? We all know milk is expensive but how about a bowl of tin soup, you can see it on the shelves and work it out yourself next time you shop, you can pay in excess of $10 for a litre of soup, how on earth do the soup kitchens manage :). I believe profits should be FAIR for all retail businesses, commercial banks and the like especially. If these areas are better managed/controlled perhaps the call for wage hikes would fall. It is they (NZ business) and our leaders who are responsible for this equation.
Heels Swing Dance will be hosting our first social night tonight! No dancing experience required!
7pm start at the Melville Hall (84 Ohaupo road). Gold coin donation, plus bring a plate of nibbles if you want to :) www.facebook.com...
NZMA are hosting two open days on the 10th June! If you are around next Saturday, this is the perfect time to bring along family and friends and experience this amazing day. On the day you can expect fun entertainment, cultural groups, FREE sausage sizzle, and even a bouncy castle!
On top of … View moreNZMA are hosting two open days on the 10th June! If you are around next Saturday, this is the perfect time to bring along family and friends and experience this amazing day. On the day you can expect fun entertainment, cultural groups, FREE sausage sizzle, and even a bouncy castle!
On top of that, we’ve got some really fun activities where you get the opportunity to apply hands on skills in the areas of: Cookery, Hospitality, Contact Centre, Business, Retail and Early Childhood Education. If you enjoy these activities and decide to grow your skills further, then you can even enroll on the day!
To find out more about this Open Day, visit our website, we can’t wait to see you there!
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It’s possible another rapidly approaching jackpot is closing in, during the build-up weeks lotto players still have the chance to win the big one however when it reaches the “must win target of $50ML” why not spread that $50ML across the NZ communities and create more NZ millionaires. … View moreIt’s possible another rapidly approaching jackpot is closing in, during the build-up weeks lotto players still have the chance to win the big one however when it reaches the “must win target of $50ML” why not spread that $50ML across the NZ communities and create more NZ millionaires. Operated like a Lotto special promotion you could see different formulas, say 10 X $5Millionaires or even 25 X $2 millionaires. Is it better for $50ML jackpots to go to one or two winners or would it be better spread across NZ communities? I certainly think so.
The British and Irish Lions play the Chiefs in Hamilton on June 20. Cambridge has it's fair share of ex-Brits, so which team will they support? ***We are looking for Lions rugby fans to speak to use for a story, please contact: mike.bain@fairfaxmedia.co.nz
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