Dress for Success – preparing women for the workplace
Dress for Success – more than just a new outfit Mary Silverton and Cathy Khourie are two of the team of stylists at...
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The rise of women in politics
Chapter One Hamilton In 1989 Hamilton’s politics were drastically changed with the election of the first female mayor, Margaret Evans....
The term “family dog”
Lavish dog beds and doggy playrooms are taking the place of baby bottles and cots. This is a change from...
Beyond the Pavlova Paradise
Low and Medium density housing co-existing. IMAGE/Archer Miller “We shape our buildings, and thereafter they shape us.” Winston Churchill famously said...
The Brave Baháʼí
The Beginnings Baháʼí is a religion which was founded by Mirza Ali Mohammed in Iran, 1841. The core concept behind...
A New Way to Ride
Have you ever seen those people riding motorbikes with fluffy animal helmets and cameras on their bikes? No? Yes? Well...
Empowering Community Wardrobe and the heart of slow fashion
Community Wardrobe an empowering, safe and fun space Rainbow Hub Waikato, is a non-profit organisation that strives to embrace, celebrate,...
Food Delivery – Operating for your convenience
The introduction of online food delivery The emergence of food delivery services has paved a new path for the workplace,...
Are students really living?
With the cost of living drastically rising with the highest inflation seen in 32 years and the juggling acts students...
AI photography – is it an improvement or a replacement for traditional photography?
Artificial Intelligence For many people, Artificial Intelligence (AI)makes them think of highly functional humanoid robots taking over the world. In...
Bored of rugby? Get inline
In a country dominated by major codes like rugby, cricket, netball and football there’s a small niche for the exciting...
What’s next for Caleb Thompson?
Caleb Thompson jumps fiery couch (Photo by Shane Gregory) Caleb Thompson is a member of Full Sends Flat, a group...
One man’s passion for music keeps this venue alive
Owner of Nivara Lounge and live music enthusiast, Ivan Muir shares his love for live gigs and why he believes...
Putting in the hard yards brings success for this rider
Levi pushing hard in the race Photo by Cody Love Sixteen-year-old Levi Love has been around bikes all his life....
Serving A Basic Need
The Serve team, ready on a Friday evening to feed the Hamilton community. Billie Dell has been a volunteer for...
The job that doesn’t feel like a job
Flint Rennie, an employee of Gaming DNA, experiences a bittersweet feeling when on the clock. Flint working the counter (Photo...
Henderson appreciates a helping hand
A Hamilton city council candidate has sacrificed airtime for another council candidate. Matthew Small is a candidate in the Hamilton...
Report reveals resilient economy
A new report published by the Hamilton City Council shows that Hamilton’s historically high-performing economy is expected to remain resilient. ...
Traffic jams after truck accident
A road closure caused heavy traffic jams and delays through the southern approaches to the city this morning. Police closed...
Tarrant supporter doesn’t want youth vote
A Hamilton City council candidate who posted a petition calling for mass murderer Brenton Tarrant to be pardoned, says he...
Council candidates surveyed on youth issues
Nearly 50% of Hamilton's population is aged 30, so what do council hopefuls think the big issues are for youth,...
One bunny’s story of loneliness to love
Lonely rabbit Denny has a new home – and lots of friends. The White Lop mix rabbit who featured in...
Vote? What Vote?
The Waikato River and Flagstaff Footbridge in North Hamilton. Image: Hamilton City Council A snap poll of students at Wintec...
Wintec Communication Students Help Market a Kickstarter Campaign
An agency formed by Bachelor of Communications students at Wintec is underway creating marketing strategies for businesses and charities. Named 41...