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Passing the baton at Anzac Day 2023
On Tuesday 25 April, Hamiltonians of all ages will once again gather in silence to honour fallen and returned servicemen and women – a tradition passed down the generations for more than 100 years.
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Reform announcement an improvement but work to be done
Hamilton Mayor Paula Southgate says today's Three Waters Reform announcement is a good step towards a stronger local voice for future waters management, but hasn't yet assured Hamilton has the ability to control its own destiny as a high-growth metro council.
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Leaf it to us
Autumn is here, marking the start of the 400 tonnes of leaves which are expected to fall from Hamilton's array of trees.
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No change to kerbside collections due to ANZAC Day
Public holidays will not impact our kerbside collections. Our hard-working contractors will still be collecting bins as usual on ANZAC Day (Tuesday 25 April 2023).
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Te Kaaroro Nature Precinct a new top experience in Hamilton Kirikiriroa
Two of Hamilton's most loved visitor experiences are now one connected destination in Te Kaaroro Nature Precinct.
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Celebrating Age Centre set for revival
Meeting the needs of Hamilton's diverse community groups and finding fit-for-purpose facilities was top of yesterday's Community and Natural Environment Committee agenda.
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We're branching out! Council adopts new Open Spaces Strategy
Hamilton City Council voted unanimously to approve Papa Ahuareka o Kirikiriroa – Hamilton Open Spaces Strategy 2023–2053 at yesterday's (18 April 2023) Community and Natural Environment Committee meeting. The strategy aims to create a well-connected network of high-quality, inclusive, safe, and fun open spaces that are a taonga (treasure) for current and future communities.
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Entries close soon for National Contemporary Art Award
Less than two weeks remain to enter the National Contemporary Art Award, hosted by Hamilton's Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato. The 2023 call for entries will close at 1pm, Monday 8 May.
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Finalists announced for Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award
A total of 26 artists from across New Zealand have been named as finalists for the Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award. The annual competition challenges Kiwi creatives to transform the iconic agricultural product into inspiring art.
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New audio tours unlock secrets of Hamilton Gardens
There is a new way to experience the award-winning Hamilton Gardens with the launch of audio tours.