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The New Zealand Dance Company is going on tour! Direct from Paris’ prestigious Théâtre National de Chaillot and the Capstone Theatre in Liverpool, The New Zealand Dance Company is proud to present one of its most celebrated and sought after programmes, Lumina, to Hamilton on Friday 4 May at the… View moreThe New Zealand Dance Company is going on tour! Direct from Paris’ prestigious Théâtre National de Chaillot and the Capstone Theatre in Liverpool, The New Zealand Dance Company is proud to present one of its most celebrated and sought after programmes, Lumina, to Hamilton on Friday 4 May at the Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts at the University of Waikato.
Book your tickets now, and join us at the intersection of contemporary light, music and movement.
Major fraud is a difficult life storm to journey through. The NZ Fraud Prevention Association is keen to connect with business owners or individuals who have been a victim of a "significant/life changing" fraud. We have developed a free newsletter to offer encouragement/support/hope. If… View moreMajor fraud is a difficult life storm to journey through. The NZ Fraud Prevention Association is keen to connect with business owners or individuals who have been a victim of a "significant/life changing" fraud. We have developed a free newsletter to offer encouragement/support/hope. If you would like to receive our newsletter please contact wendy@fraud.org.nz
The Dementia Waikato Annual Appeal is being held from the 21st - 26th of May 2018. Volunteers are needed in all areas of the Waikato to assist with collecting. If you are able to give a few hours of your time, we would love to hear from you. Contact Shannon on (07) 282 0452.
Hi everybody as promised our new class for this term. Limited spaces so be in quick…
The perfect fun class for those wanting to explore their creative skills. Work with a range of mediums in a fun and friendly sociable group, try new techniques and make your own amazing art. Suitable for all … View moreHi everybody as promised our new class for this term. Limited spaces so be in quick…
The perfect fun class for those wanting to explore their creative skills. Work with a range of mediums in a fun and friendly sociable group, try new techniques and make your own amazing art. Suitable for all abilities. Come and join us a light filled art studio with free parking right outside the door.
$145
Arts for Health Community Trust, Ward Park Art and Craft Centre
2 Seddon Road, 07 838 2271 or email us at office@artsforhealth.co.nz
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I direct a children's choir that meets every Friday afternoon at St Aidan's Anglican Church Hall, Claudelands.
Children have a fun & educational musical experience and work towards a concert at the end of each term.
We are looking for new singers, boys and girls… View moreGood morning!
I direct a children's choir that meets every Friday afternoon at St Aidan's Anglican Church Hall, Claudelands.
Children have a fun & educational musical experience and work towards a concert at the end of each term.
We are looking for new singers, boys and girls aged 8-13 to join us for Term 2!
There are also a limited number of scholarships for choristers available this term.
Spread the word - spread the music.
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Come along and enjoy a 20/20 cricket match:
Members of Parliament and Hamilton City Council Councillors
Vs
Waikato Indian Selection
Sunday 29th April, 1 pm until 5 pm, Steele Park, Hamilton East.
… View moreCome along and enjoy a 20/20 cricket match:
Members of Parliament and Hamilton City Council Councillors
Vs
Waikato Indian Selection
Sunday 29th April, 1 pm until 5 pm, Steele Park, Hamilton East.
Organised by Rupinder Virk (photographed) and myself.
Four Northern Districts players will also be playing (two on each team), and running a coaching session for children in the innings break:
Samantha Curtis (Northern Spirit and White Ferns)
Zac Smith (Northern Knights)
Michael Rowland (Northern Knights)
Jitender Singh (Northern Knights).
A children's game will be played on the pitch next to the adult match.
MPs playing:
Jamie Strange
David Bennett
Kieran McAnulty
Chris Bishop
Tim MacIndoe (umpiring)
Councillors playing:
James Casson
Ryan Hamilton
Garry Mallett
Mark Bunting
Dave MacPherson
Other Councillors will attend to support.
Hi Residents,
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Fraser High School is the hub of Adult Learning in Hamilton and the Waikato district. We offer over 60 evening and weekend classes over 4 terms through the Adult and Community Education programme. Our classes are very reasonably priced as we are supported by the Ministry of Education to offer … View moreFraser High School is the hub of Adult Learning in Hamilton and the Waikato district. We offer over 60 evening and weekend classes over 4 terms through the Adult and Community Education programme. Our classes are very reasonably priced as we are supported by the Ministry of Education to offer interesting and useful short courses.
Pick from our courses on business management, computing, food and cooking, gardening, language, music and dance, photography, and art.
You can LOOK, BOOK and PAY online at www.fraserace.ac.nz or just call us on 07 846 8624. EASY!
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Hi neighbours! What do you think of these newly released images of the proposed Waikato Regional Theatre? If it gets the green light, the theatre – overlooking the Waikato River on Victoria St – will be up and running by 2021. Let us know your thoughts in the comments! Full story in the link … View moreHi neighbours! What do you think of these newly released images of the proposed Waikato Regional Theatre? If it gets the green light, the theatre – overlooking the Waikato River on Victoria St – will be up and running by 2021. Let us know your thoughts in the comments! Full story in the link below.
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i'm looking to mow a few lawns around Hamilton will do one off mows as well as regular mows and i can also wash houses,decks and driveways i also paint inside or outside build or repair your old fence also now the winter is settling in its time to service your lawn mower my … View morehello Neighbours
i'm looking to mow a few lawns around Hamilton will do one off mows as well as regular mows and i can also wash houses,decks and driveways i also paint inside or outside build or repair your old fence also now the winter is settling in its time to service your lawn mower my service rates are the best you'll find anywhere else my rates are very compatible and i'm very reliable now is the time to do all those clean up jobs before the winter sets in. can give recommendations if you want pm me for a quote all areas welcome
Rally your troops and join the Great Community Cleanup this weekend. There are over a hundred teams from The Warehouse and the community cleaning up our neighbourhoods and natural spaces, but we need something more. We need YOU. Even a little cleanup will make a huge difference in the places we … View moreRally your troops and join the Great Community Cleanup this weekend. There are over a hundred teams from The Warehouse and the community cleaning up our neighbourhoods and natural spaces, but we need something more. We need YOU. Even a little cleanup will make a huge difference in the places we live in and love. Join us in helping to beautify our communities, take heaps of pictures, and share them with #CleanupNZ. Let’s get to work!
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A Ratepayers Perspective on Rates Rises
All the rhetoric, statements and documents portray that the proposed 15.5% (or 2x 9.5%) rates rise in the budget of the 10 Year Plan is needed to stem the bleeding of borrowing $10 million per year to fund the shortfall in the day to day running of the … View moreA Ratepayers Perspective on Rates Rises
All the rhetoric, statements and documents portray that the proposed 15.5% (or 2x 9.5%) rates rise in the budget of the 10 Year Plan is needed to stem the bleeding of borrowing $10 million per year to fund the shortfall in the day to day running of the city. However that has not been communicated well, most people and all of the candidates' bar one in the recent by-election believed that the proposed rates rise is to fund growth, particularly Peacockes.
Current Rate take $153.747 million + 9.5% rate Rise = $168.353 million ($14.6 million rise)
New Rate take $168.353 million + 9.5% rate rise = $184.346 million (another $15.994 million) without the property valuation, effectively the figure will be more (a lot more).
At a bare minimum, the 2 x 9.5% rates rise council will gain a nett increase of $30.599 million over 2 years. That exceeds any of the figures over the numbers of years that the borrowing occurred.
The 10 Year Plan must have been written by extra-terrestrials for the dyslectic it is confusing particularly because it is contradictory rather than complimentary.
The issue is the projected $30.599 million gain in revenue vs the $4 million pa shortfall in the day to day running of the city, particularly in view that Hamilton’s economy only grew by 2.8% for the year considerably below the any of the proposed rates increases.
The attached tables clearly indicate that it appears illogical to increase rates by 107.98% when the revenue base only increases by 27.45%.
Ratepayer Growth (Increase) over 10 Year Plan 16, 056 $27.45%
Rates Increase over 10 Year Plan $165.283 million 107.98%
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