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City opens water options for feedback
Public consultation opens today (24 March) on how Hamilton should provide water services in the future.
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What's happening in Hamilton
We aren't fooling around! April brings exciting events, activities and more. There's always so much happening in Hamilton. Check out what's on below.
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Businesses remain open, as work for essential infrastructure continues on Heaphy Terrace
"Keep supporting local" is the message from Hamilton City Council as work continues on two essential infrastructure projects, including a wastewater upgrade and a new pedestrian crossing.
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High demand for water treatment plant tours - more added
Hamiltonians have jumped at the chance to tour the city's Waiora Water Treatment Plant, with the first round of tours now fully booked. Due to high demand, Council has added four more tours with bookings now open.
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$500,000 fund to fuel major events now open
Applications open today (1 April 2025) for a slice of Hamilton City Council's $500,000 fund to support major events in the city.
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Hamilton's development constraints show need for water reform
Constraints on the wastewater network in parts of Hamilton are limiting development in some suburbs, but significant infrastructure investment is enabling it in others, a report produced for Council's upcoming Strategic Growth and District Plan Committee shows.
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New hotel will make Hamilton "one hell of a host city"
A central city hotel proposal has ‘blown away' the requirements set by Hamilton City Council for development of a prominent riverside site.
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Council decides on next steps to activate Garden Place
Hamilton City Council has agreed on the next steps to work on making Garden Place a more inclusive and activated space.
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Water restrictions lifted as autumn settles in
Cooler temperatures, forecasted rain, and water saving efforts from residents means Water Alert Level 1 is no longer needed in Hamilton.
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Personal stories ripple out to the community
A new exhibition of unique local stories opens this week at Te Whare Taonga o Waikato Museum and Gallery in Kirikiriroa Hamilton.