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Community to paint picture for public art policies
Hamilton City Council will ask the community for feedback on two new policies that aim to guide decisions around public art, memorials, and monuments.
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River path closure for tree pruning operation
A section of Hamilton's river path network north of Fairfield Bridge will be closed for two days this week.
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Intermittent river path closures for Hamilton Pde
River path users who enjoy the stretch of the river path network between Liverpool St and Cobham Dr may encounter intermittent short path closures from Tuesday 29 January, for three days, while tree management work is undertaken.
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Big improvements on cards for Transport Centre
Hamilton City Council wants to accelerate big improvements to the city's transport centre.
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Stadium goes black and red for afternoon rugby
Just moments before the FMG Stadium Waikato gates opened for the day, the clouds cleared and the sun shone down on Hamilton's first All Blacks match in three years.
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Judy's Asian jaunt full of noise and flavours
Busy traffic, huge and uneven roadside kerbs up, and "heaps of enthusiastic hooting and tooting" from motorists are among Judy Small's most vivid memories of her week in Mongolia.
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New Zealand's most significant indigenous art exhibition of 2019 opens this week at Waikato Museum
New Zealand's most significant Indigenous art exhibition this year opens on Saturday (23 November) at Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato.
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Orange light for Hamilton
Hamilton City Council will decide tomorrow (Tuesday 30 November) on a policy which could see My Vaccine Passes become a condition of entry at its facilities for people aged 12 years and older.
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Safer cycling from city to university
Safer journeys for people who cycle to and from The University of Waikato and the central city is one pedal closer now the preferred biking connection between the two destinations has been identified.
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H3 team work to ensure COVID-19 doesn't derail Hamilton's big month of events
The team behind three of Hamilton's biggest venues are pulling out all stops to ensure COVID-19 doesn't steal the show in what is a busy month of events.