Should we stay or should we go now - Waikato's Covid-19 alert level dilemma
Waikato and Bay of Plenty mayors are hopeful the Government will give them a pass for alert level 2.
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Waikato and Bay of Plenty mayors are hopeful the Government will give them a pass for alert level 2.
If you are in Hamilton you should stay there and don't risk becoming a super spreader of Covid-19, says Waipā deputy mayor Liz Stolwyk.
Cullen said the demographic within the association has changed dramatically within the last 10 years. “Sixty-two per cent of members have only joined in the last five years.” KELLY HODEL/STUFF Zola Rose's dream of a place to call home rather than rent becomes a caravan uphill battle. Now she's living with an unusable leaky bathroom, outside shower and solar power issues. Matamata joins Cambridge, Te Kūiti, Morrinsville and Te Aroha in welcoming motorhome and caravan visitors to the region. Hamilton & Waikato Tourism chief executive Jason Dawson was proud to see another location in th...
Construction at Headon Stadium in Matamata finished nine months ago, but no-one has used the complex yet after the floor was flood damaged in April 2020.
It now sits 450m down the road, within the Morrinsville College eligibility zone. The Education Ministry change could mean some out of zone students, in Te Aroha for example, won’t be eligible for the Morrinsville bus and parents would need to organise separate transport. MARK TAYLOR/Stuff The new bus stop has moved, but 450m down the road the old bus stop pick up/drop off zone at the Waitoa Dairy waits in the wings. Morrinsville College principal John Inger has been grappling with the ministry to have pickup drop off (PUDO) zone changed back to Waitoa Dairy, saying bending the rules for...