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Kerbside collections stay the same over Auckland Anniversary and Waitangi Days, and please stop putting batteries in your bins
Hamilton's kerbside services will not be impacted by Auckland Anniversary Day (Monday 27 January) and Waitangi Day (Thursday 6 February).
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Drivers encouraged to see the person behind the high vis vest
Viewing road workers as people - not road cones – will help make roadwork sites safer for everyone.
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Council proposes fairer alcohol licensing fees to ease ratepayer burden
Hamilton City Council is asking the community for feedback on a proposal to address a financial imbalance in alcohol licensing costs.
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A lower speed limit for a new Te Rapa PAK'nSAVE, it's time to have your say.
Hamiltonians can now have their say on a proposal to reduce the speed limit on a section of Wairere Drive, between Arthur Porter Drive and Pukete Road, to enable a PAK'nSAVE supermarket to be built.
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Daily water use climbs ahead of Auckland Anniversary and Waitangi Day
As Hamiltonians prepare to enjoy the upcoming public holidays, the city's daily water use continues to climb most days.
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Council proud to host civic Waitangi Day festival
Making the most of its renovated Museum, Hamilton City Council is recognising Waitangi Day with an action-packed event for whaanau to come together.
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What's happening in Hamilton
There is always so much happening in Hamilton Kirikiriroa. From sports fields to events, playgrounds and more, there's bound to be lots for you and your whanaau to enjoy throughout February.
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Hamiltonians report strong quality of life in latest survey
Hamiltonians have pride in their city, are satisfied with their housing, and enjoy a good work-life balance according to new survey results.
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New Waitangi Day tradition in Hamilton Kirikiriroa
Hamilton Kirikiriroa celebrated its first central city Waitangi Day festival with an unprecedented turnout, reflecting its significance for many Hamiltonians.
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Hamilton gets welcoming tick of approval
Raji Mohammad doesn't hesitate when asked about the qualities that make a community welcoming.