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Exploring Hamilton on two wheels just got safer
Hamilton boasts more than 150km of bike paths, cycle lanes and river trails, making it a bike-friendly city. To get more people using these paths safely, Hamilton City Council has developed a range of biking courses designed specifically for adults.
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Waving the flag for Hamilton and its great events
Rebecca Aston is among a wide-ranging team of staff bringing Hamilton and its venues to life for the city's major events.
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More than 1 million kilograms of food scraps diverted from landfill
Hamilton's new kerbside rubbish and recycling service is more than nine weeks old and we're already starting to reap the benefits of our city's biggest service change in 20 years.
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Mayors advocate strengthened links
From the Office of the Mayor
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Waikato Museum uncovers stories from 1981
Hundreds of impassioned faces are captured through a Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato exhibition revisiting 1981 anti-Springbok Tour protests in Hamilton.
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Be aware and take more care – road safety under Alert Level 3
As some of the restrictions under the COVID-19 alert levels are lifted, Hamilton City Council is urging drivers and other road users to be aware of changing road conditions.
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Tree management project for River Rd
A section of Hamilton's River Rd will be under traffic control this Wednesday (20 February) to allow for a tree management project.
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E-scooters to hit Hamilton streets this Friday
E-scooters for hire will arrive in Hamilton as part of a six-month trial approved by Hamilton City Council at the Growth and Infrastructure Committee Meeting on 18 June 2019.
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Ministerial visit to Peacocke gateway
A partnership approach to supporting growth in Hamilton and building connectivity to Auckland were key themes at an event to mark progress on the development of a new neighbourhood in the south of the city.
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Traffic control to allow for Casey's Garden/Seddon Rd tree pruning
A section of Hamilton's Seddon Rd will be under traffic control this Wednesday 28 November while Hamilton City Council's arborists prune trees in Casey's Garden, just north of Seddon Park.