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Feedback sought on Open Air Burning Bylaw
Hamilton City Council is asking for feedback on a proposal to revoke its Open Air Burning Bylaw to better align with the way fire safety is managed in New Zealand.
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Cat in the Hat bounding into Hamilton
Few children's books have stood the test of time quite like Dr Seuss's 200-word masterpiece The Cat in the Hat.
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Hamilton makes shroom for giant light sculptures
Twelve giant glowing mushrooms have sprouted in Hamilton's Garden Place to bring joy to the community and boost the local economy.
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Galileo world premiere at Waikato Museum
Waikato Museum will be the first venue in the world to host a new interactive exhibition about Italian natural philosopher, astronomer and mathematician Galileo Galilei.
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Outcomes of August meeting of Community, Services and Environment Committee
Hamilton City Council's Community, Services and Environment Committee met yesterday (22 August), for the final time this triennium.
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Application period closing for Single-Year Community Grants
Hamilton City Council's Single-Year Community Grants application period closes on Friday 1 March at 5pm.
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Plans plotted and rates resolved for 2019/20
Detailed designs of a new bridge across the Waikato River and community village in Rototuna, construction of a rail platform for the passenger service to Auckland, and groundwork for four new gardens at the city's premier visitor attraction are among the headline projects to be undertaken by Hamilton City Council in the next year.
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Much-loved city spots buzzing to reopen
Hamilton's favourite places are abuzz as they welcome the community back after more than a month without visitors.
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1000-plus submissions to key Council strategy
A strategy aimed at ensuring everyone has a stronger voice in Council decision-making has received more than 1,000 submissions.
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Auckland Anniversary and Waitangi Day collection day changes
For the next two weeks rubbish and recycling will be collected one day later than usual following the Auckland Anniversary and Waitangi Day public holidays.