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Hamilton Book Month is on again during the month of August and there's 20 events (15 free) including workshops, panels, a quiz, a seminar, a play, fiction, nonfiction and illustrator events etc. See updates on our Facebook page. Our website is hamiltonbookmonth.wixsite.com... See our brochure … View moreHamilton Book Month is on again during the month of August and there's 20 events (15 free) including workshops, panels, a quiz, a seminar, a play, fiction, nonfiction and illustrator events etc. See updates on our Facebook page. Our website is hamiltonbookmonth.wixsite.com... See our brochure of events as well. All welcome! Email us on hamiltonbookmonth@gmail.com with any questions.
Location: Coombes Sand Quarry, Ngaruawahia Road
Date & Time: Sun, Jul 22 2018, 8:30AM - 12:30PM
As part of the finishing touches on the current stage of development on the Te Otamanui Walkway, the Community Group are planting more native plants and trees along the path's margins.
… View moreLocation: Coombes Sand Quarry, Ngaruawahia Road
Date & Time: Sun, Jul 22 2018, 8:30AM - 12:30PM
As part of the finishing touches on the current stage of development on the Te Otamanui Walkway, the Community Group are planting more native plants and trees along the path's margins.
The Group need lots of volunteers to help plant - there are 3,500 to go in.
Last year, volunteers planted 2,500 in exactly 3 hours - so, if lots of people help, it is not a big task. And you meet like-minded, enthusiastic people - chatting and planting is mandatory.
When: Sunday 22nd July
Where: drive into the Coombes' Sand Quarry on Ngaruawahia Road (about 0.5km from the northern end of the village), and head all the way down the back to the gully. It will be signposted.
Time: 8.30 am to 12.30, irrespective of weather conditions. If there are plants left over at noon, we'll reschedule another session later in the month.
Bring: a spade, drink, chew bars etc.
Contact: Daryl, on 8297655
Hey neighbours, we at Waikato DHB want more of you to have a say in health. Come along to your Community Health Forum next week.
When: 10am – noon, Tuesday 24 July
Where: Community House, 45 Bow St, Raglan
Community Health Forums are a gathering of local people who come to listen to … View moreHey neighbours, we at Waikato DHB want more of you to have a say in health. Come along to your Community Health Forum next week.
When: 10am – noon, Tuesday 24 July
Where: Community House, 45 Bow St, Raglan
Community Health Forums are a gathering of local people who come to listen to updates from the Waikato DHB, share their thoughts and talk about what matters to them about healthcare in their community.
On the agenda this time i– preparing for health services changes, Mental Health update, meet the chairperson of our Waikato Consumer Council and more.
We look forward to meeting you. He whakarongo tātou – we’re here to listen
RSVP for catering purposes to communityhealthforum@waikatodhb.health.nz
Hi, does anyone have any idea where I can find a water tank like this? Just need half as big, anything like a container with a tap at the bottom will do. Thanks?
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The Warehouse is proud to support Plunket, because we believe that every baby deserve a good start in life. By adding a donation at your local The Warehouse store, all money raised goes to providing a family in need with a baby essentials pack.
The Warehouse, partnering with you for a better … View moreThe Warehouse is proud to support Plunket, because we believe that every baby deserve a good start in life. By adding a donation at your local The Warehouse store, all money raised goes to providing a family in need with a baby essentials pack.
The Warehouse, partnering with you for a better community.
Something to curl up with on one of these rainy nights. Pour yourself a glass of pinot, chuck a bit of wood on the fire and have a read.
In this issue:
- Distant memories but gorgeous photos of autumn from many of you.
- Horrific story of the Miller family's fight to save their dying… View moreSomething to curl up with on one of these rainy nights. Pour yourself a glass of pinot, chuck a bit of wood on the fire and have a read.
In this issue:
- Distant memories but gorgeous photos of autumn from many of you.
- Horrific story of the Miller family's fight to save their dying son.
- Interview with THE tomato guy from Bedford Road.
- A crazy of a story about a local cat called Phillip who got wedged into a passing car and traveled 400km away from home!
- A new column from Louise Hopkins who's sharing crowd-pleaser food for the family.
- Plus all the usual news and photographs.
Thanks once again for everyone's help and input in pulling this magazine together. Your contributions are valued.
Fonterra's Te Rapa dairy plant has two good reasons for its 500-strong team to celebrate in 2018. T…
It was originally an old fence in the back for a dog of private area was painted white do have gates as well if needed first come first serve. Hopefully it goes to something useful.
Waikato's top four rugby teams will square off to determine the two clubs to contest this year's gra…
Kia ora, neighbours! It's Plastic Free July, and many of you will be trying to nullify your plastic waste output this month in the interests of our environment. Some supermarkets are now selling "reusable" plastic bags, rather than single-use plastic bags, to put your groceries in. … View moreKia ora, neighbours! It's Plastic Free July, and many of you will be trying to nullify your plastic waste output this month in the interests of our environment. Some supermarkets are now selling "reusable" plastic bags, rather than single-use plastic bags, to put your groceries in. Nonetheless, they will still eventually deteriorate into plastic waste. What do you think of this? Vote in the poll and we'd love to hear some of your comments too.
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