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Celebrating 50 years of Fieldays
In 1969, the first New Zealand Agricultural Fieldays was held at Hamilton's Te Rapa Racecourse.
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City-wide investment supports a growing Hamilton
The last financial year has seen record levels of investment to make Hamilton's roads safer, enable growth and look after the city's key community assets.
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Hamiltonians urged to ensure their vote counts
There are only a few days left for Hamiltonians to have their say in this year's local elections and more than 80 places around the city where voting packs can be dropped off.
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Hamiltonians urged to make a plastic free pledge this July
Today (1 July) marks the start of Plastic Free July, an international movement highlighting the effects of plastic pollution and challenging us to make a plastic-free pledge.
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Hamilton's biggest year of development
New home construction in Hamilton continues to surge, with new data showing a record number of residential building consents granted in 2018.
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Local government joins forces against online abuse
Councils from across the country have united to take a stand against online bullying through a confronting video released for Pink Shirt Day.
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Hamilton's mayor and councillors officially sworn in
Hamilton's mayor and councillors have kicked off their three-year term on the same page about what they'll bring to the Council table.
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Audit New Zealand report ‘clears the air'
Hamilton City Council Chief Executive Richard Briggs says an Audit New Zealand report into decision-making around a proposal for a central city park clears the air and confirms the Council processes were appropriate.
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Hamilton wheels out new kerbside service
Hamilton is giving rubbish bags the sack in favour of an exciting new kerbside rubbish and recycling service starting 1 July 2020.
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Locked-down Hamiltonians flushing ‘wet wipes' and other debris, increasing pipe blockages
Hamilton City Council is urging Hamiltonians to not flush ‘wet wipes' and other debris down their toilets as the wastewater system deals with increased pressure during Alert Level 4.