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The city destroying Lime scooters at three times the rate of any other New Zealand market - Vimarsana News

The city destroying Lime scooters at three times the rate of any other New Zealand market

Hamilton vandals are laying waste to the city’s scooter fleet, with up to eight vehicles per week being destroyed, according to a company spokeswoman. The revelation emerged at a Hamilton City Council meeting where Lauren Mentjox, Lime NZ’s public affairs manager, addressed the meeting via audio-visual link to speak about establishing a new fee structure for personal hire devices in the city. “It’s been a really difficult year for us,” she said. “In Hamilton we are seeing a really high rate of vandalism. On average about eight scooters per week are being destroyed. Christel Yard...

Conspiracy theorist at centre of cancelled talk censored by 'Waikato's thought police' - Vimarsana News

Conspiracy theorist at centre of cancelled talk censored by 'Waikato's thought police'

Kelly Hodel/stuff A planned workshop for "fellow patriots and liberty lovers" at Hamilton's Western Community Centre was cancelled on Wednesday. A conspiracy theorist barred from a Hamilton community centre met with a handful of supporters at a Hamilton pub on Wednesday night, arguing he shouldn’t be censored by Waikato’s “thought police”. Mark Thompson was due to host a public meeting at Western Community Centre on Wednesday evening for a nationwide speaking tour called “Beyond Politics”. The Beyond Politics event urged attendees to take action against a range of issues – such...

City council could charge $5 to park at the Hamilton Gardens - Vimarsana News

City council could charge $5 to park at the Hamilton Gardens

MARK TAYLOR/Stuff They might be mostly empty now, but the Hamilton Gardens car park is frequently full of cars. Will there be as many if the Hamilton City Council starts charging $5 to park there? Visitors to the Hamilton Gardens could soon have to pay $5 to park their cars there each time they visit. The pay-for-your-park proposal – formulated and moved by councillors Dave Macpherson and Maxine van Oosten at a meeting on Thursday – is one of a host of overtures the Hamilton City Council will soon present to the public as part of the organisation’s draft long term plan.