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Casey from Ngaruawahia
# firewood # I Have loads of trees down on my property just heading out of Ngaruawahia & it all must go before pending sale. combination Manuka, pine, oak & maple & more
Bring a ute or trailer & come cut your own :) message for more details
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Noel Smith from Noel Smith Councillor - Newcastle Ward
A six-week consultation has opened on Waikato District Council’s representation arrangements for the next local body elections, including the shape of the district’s voting Wards and the number of Councillors elected.
The Council is required to review these arrangements at least once every… View moreA six-week consultation has opened on Waikato District Council’s representation arrangements for the next local body elections, including the shape of the district’s voting Wards and the number of Councillors elected.
The Council is required to review these arrangements at least once every six years to ensure that individuals and communities in our district are fairly represented on and by the Council. Any changes as a result of this review will come into effect for the 2019 elections.
The Council’s proposal recommends retaining 13 councillors elected from 10 wards (plus the Mayor elected at large), but with slightly modified ward boundaries in the north to offer fairer representation in the district’s northern-most Awaroa ki Tuakau Ward where the district’s population has grown.
If adopted, the proposal would see the Mercer ward shifting from the Awaroa ki Tuakau Ward into the Whangamarino Ward so that the wider Mercer community would be entirely located in one ward. It would also see Rangiriri moving from Whangamarino into the Huntly Ward, and a small part of Whangamarino’s southeastern rural community moving into the Hukanui-Waerenga Ward.
In addition, the proposal recommends that the Onewhero-Tuakau Community Board be disestablished and split into a new Tuakau Community Board to cover Tuakau and its immediate surroundings, with a separate Onewhero Community Committee covering the balance of the current community board area that lies south of the Waikato River in the Onewhero-Te Akau Ward.
This means there would still be 30 community board members elected from five community boards, as the proposal recommends simply adding a new community committee (Onewhero) to the community committees that the Council supports across the district.
Submissions can be made online at www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz... where full information about the representation review and proposal is available.
Following consultation on the review, hearings will be held in August before the Council resolves its final proposal for notification on 12 September. A month is then allowed for any appeals or objections before a final determination is made by the Local Government Commission, if required, in April next year.
If anyone would like to discuss this further, please get in touch with me directly.
Julie Kaio Reporter from Hamilton Press
Tracy Roose came to Toughlove as a parent looking for help.
Sixteen years later, she's described as the "focal point around which the team operates". Roose won volunteer of the year at Volunteering Waikato's Excellence Awards on Friday night.
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Gina from Ngaruawahia
Gina Jansen Lawyers, in conjunction with the Ngaruawahia Community House and Lorraine Ludwig of Quantum Finance is holding a free seminar on 24 July at 5.30pm for First Home Buyers at the Ngaruawahia Community House. The seminar covers off the legal process of buying your first house, including … View moreGina Jansen Lawyers, in conjunction with the Ngaruawahia Community House and Lorraine Ludwig of Quantum Finance is holding a free seminar on 24 July at 5.30pm for First Home Buyers at the Ngaruawahia Community House. The seminar covers off the legal process of buying your first house, including dealing with real estate agents, signing up a contract and conditions to suit you and legal/real estate jargon, finance aspects including dealing with banks, obtaining kiwisaver and first home buyers subsidies and deposits and LVR rules, building inspections and meth testing. Registrations are compulsory and spaces are strictly limited. To register contact me or the Ngaruawahia Community House.
Ron Shea from Dr Tree & Bobcat /Digger Services Ltd - Horsham Downs
Firewood for sale!
85% dry mainly old man pine but mixed with other species.
Pick up or delivery available.
Please ring Ron on 0272139080
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Greg from Whatawhata
Hi
Anyone out there with any Maeroa boys size 14 shorts they no longer need/for sale.?
Denise from Nawton
I have 85 baby aloe plants and 3 bigger aloe plants for sale.
The small plants in individual pots - selling for $1.00 each
One long pot with 30 small aloe plants in selling for $30.00
Larger aloe plants selling for $6.00 each.
OR $90.00 for the LOT
Negotiable
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Sadly, in the majority of cases, there were things the rider could have done to prevent the crash, … View moreGraeme Bergh is a keen motorcyclist and happens to be a NZ Police officer. He’s attended many serious motorcycle crashes and learned first-hand the factors that cause and contribute to them.
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Rob Neighbourly Lead from Pirongia - Karamu
For Sale Various cable drums Up to 800 high and 1300 Dia
still for sale
Price: $20
Lee from Whatawhata
A friendly four year old ram for sale. Good breeder normally produces twins
Price: $120
Hi neighbours,
Will you be taking to the streets in your community to strike for better pay? The nurses union has "strongly rejected" a DHB pay and conditions offer and is seeking urgent mediation. That means strikes scheduled for July could still go ahead. Do you support the … View moreHi neighbours,
Will you be taking to the streets in your community to strike for better pay? The nurses union has "strongly rejected" a DHB pay and conditions offer and is seeking urgent mediation. That means strikes scheduled for July could still go ahead. Do you support the nurses' stance? What do you think of the latest pay offer? Let us know in the replies. Click here to read more.
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