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Have some used kids football shoes, mirrors and some other items for sale. Start from 7:30 am on 28 Nov (Sat) at 16 Pengover Ave, Cambridge.
We regret to advise that due to a weather event that has caused flooding in the Te Awamutu Library that tonight's Oliver McLeod event has been postponed until further notice. We regret the inconvenience caused.
Waipā District Libraries is delighted to be able to showcase two local authors in separate events this week. Join us on Wednesday at Te Awamutu Library for the release of Oliver McLeod's research on the Pirongia Volcano (The first geological map of Mt Pirongia) and on Thursday at Cambridge … View moreWaipā District Libraries is delighted to be able to showcase two local authors in separate events this week. Join us on Wednesday at Te Awamutu Library for the release of Oliver McLeod's research on the Pirongia Volcano (The first geological map of Mt Pirongia) and on Thursday at Cambridge Library Scott Bainbridge will talk about his latest publications on true crime and upcoming projects (The Crimes of Scott Bainbridge). Publications from both authors will be for sale on the night.
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A call to our community!
This year's WEAVE Cultural Market will be on the 11th of December in Garden Place from 4pm till 8pm. The New Zealand Red Cross hosts this as an opportunity for our former refugee and migrant communities to host a food or craft stall, showcasing the talent and diversity… View moreA call to our community!
This year's WEAVE Cultural Market will be on the 11th of December in Garden Place from 4pm till 8pm. The New Zealand Red Cross hosts this as an opportunity for our former refugee and migrant communities to host a food or craft stall, showcasing the talent and diversity that they bring to Hamilton communities. This year we have found ourselves short on a few items and hope that you can support us to spread the word, with the hope of securing these.
We are currently wanting to kindly borrow:
- Gazebos for our stalls.
- Yard games.
Please help us to share the word!
If you are able to help, please feel free to call us on 07 849 0285 or email: waikato@redcross.org.nz.
This year's WEAVE Cultural Market will be on the 11th of December in Garden Place from 4pm till 8pm. Come along and enjoy ethnic food, crafts, cultural performances and other entertainments, celebrating the diversity of our former refugee and migrant communities!
We are pleased to announce that the future of the sculpture park and arboretum is now more assured.
The Art-in-Nature Arboretum Trust is up and running! The inaugural board includes trustees with a wide range of expertise and skills to contribute to the park's operations: Rob Graham … View moreWe are pleased to announce that the future of the sculpture park and arboretum is now more assured.
The Art-in-Nature Arboretum Trust is up and running! The inaugural board includes trustees with a wide range of expertise and skills to contribute to the park's operations: Rob Graham (Wintec), Felicity Campbell, Ian McKim, Simon Reynolds, John and Dorothy Wakeling.
Watch this space as this charitable trust drives more initiatives to promote creative and environmental inspiration at the park.
To make it easier for visitors to come into the park an online booking system will be running shortly.
The Trust still needs volunteers for all sorts of projects—please get in touch at sculpturepark1@gmail.com if you are interested.
www.sculpturepark.co.nz...
Career Moves supported employment agency is a multi-faceted agency working with disability, job seekers and open recruitment. We work in all of the smaller towns across the Waikato, Bay of Plenty and offer a range of ways to meet and engage with our clients.
We focus on employment for skilled, … View moreCareer Moves supported employment agency is a multi-faceted agency working with disability, job seekers and open recruitment. We work in all of the smaller towns across the Waikato, Bay of Plenty and offer a range of ways to meet and engage with our clients.
We focus on employment for skilled, experienced people looking for work. Focusing on Diversity and inclusion. We strive to promote fair and equal work opportunities for people, in a safe environment. Getting back into work, in today’s job market takes planning and preparation. With our additional services, Career Moves Recruitment can help with your game plan and match you to the right job. Whether it’s a first job, the next big career move, or a role to fit in with your lifestyle.
Employment placement programme in conjunction with Work & Income.
We can help you with:
- Career advice
- A CV that will stand out from the crowd.
- A cover letter that focuses on the keywords that employers are targeting.
- Interview peroration that gets you ready to impress employers.
- Job search plan.
Our team of consultants offer support with career planning, tailored specifically to you! Let us help you through the employment process, like interview coaching and so much more.
Last November, we launched our new strategy, Better Later Life – He Oranga Kaumātua 2019 to 2034. This strategy will help ensure we create opportunities for all of us to participate, contribute and be valued as we age. Many of the key areas for action in the strategy have become even more … View moreLast November, we launched our new strategy, Better Later Life – He Oranga Kaumātua 2019 to 2034. This strategy will help ensure we create opportunities for all of us to participate, contribute and be valued as we age. Many of the key areas for action in the strategy have become even more relevant in the wake of COVID-19.
Click here to read our strategy and find out more about what we want to achieve and what needs to happen bit.ly...
On the 28th of November, we are hosting a Pop-Up Bookfair at Wesley Methodist Hall on Heaphy Terrace, Hamilton. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Typically, as soon as we report a great place on Stuff, the floodgates open. But … View moreHey neighbours,
Here at Stuff Travel, our team of journalists have been furiously ferreting out Aotearoa’s best hidden gems. We've come across so many activities and places we never knew existed.
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New Zealand is one of the better countries at keeping the tobacco industry's influence on government policy, but the Cancer Society says New Zealand still needs to exercise vigilance.
New Zealand is currently ranked 5th on the Global Tobacco Industry Interference Index, behind the United … View moreNew Zealand is one of the better countries at keeping the tobacco industry's influence on government policy, but the Cancer Society says New Zealand still needs to exercise vigilance.
New Zealand is currently ranked 5th on the Global Tobacco Industry Interference Index, behind the United Kingdom and Uganda. With New Zealand's goal to be smokefree less than five years away, the Cancer Society warns that the tobacco industry will be looking for new ways to weaken health policy.
In late September, the Hamilton City Council ruled unanimously in favour of a ban on vaping in smokefree areas after principals said that an increase in vaping led to school children taking up smoking.
Do you think that New Zealand's going to achieve its goal to be smokefree by 2025?
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