Māori need invitation or occasion to visit home marae – study
No invitation or occasion is the main reason some Māori do not want to go to their ancestral marae...
Month: May 2015
Male gamers break stereotypical image
NOT YOUR STEREOTYPICAL GAMER: Justin Cullingworth makes sure he steps away from the game to exercise. Photo: Christopher Reive. Cans...
Scallywags and Munchkins market fills gap for pre-loved childrens’ items
MARKET FAMILY: Market creator Nicole Joyce with husband Michaeland children Carys, 7, Finn, 5, Isla, 8 and Aidan, 2. Photo:...
Judging goes down to the wire
Judge: Tony Nicholls Photo: Geoff Ridder With Fieldays fast approaching all entries for this year’s No. 8 Wire art competition...
Fraser High School Pasifika group play to beat of their own drum
POLY PRIDE: The Fraser High School Pasifika Group performing their Tongan section at the Pasifika by Nature competition. Photo: Samuel...
Pukete Neighbourhood House team leader hopes to win grand prize
ANCHOR FAMILIES: Nicole McLean (left), Greg van de Worp, Trinity McDonald-Wilson, Geordie Humby, and Sophie Burns tucking in to their...
Uni students promote Smokefree Waikato with cinema under the stars
UNI STUDENTS: Monica Helbano (left), Danielle Bullock, Kara Burley, Niki Jong, Savahna Watson and Logan Joblin at Garden Place planning...
Supermarket causes traffic concerns
A $23-million supermarket planned for one of Hamilton’s busiest roads is causing concern over traffic safety for nearby residents. Countdown's...
Frankton café to raise money for charity through music
Café Agora will be hosting a live music event this Friday night, with the bulk of the proceeds going to...
CBD missed chance during Cricket World Cup, says deputy mayor
Minimal Hamilton central retail involvement during the ICC Cricket World Cup has left Hamilton's deputy mayor disappointed. The 2015 Cricket...
Public help find stolen coffee cart
COFFEE ON THE GO: The Espresso to go cart that was stolen. Photo supplied A distraught business owner turned to...