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Build Hamilton, PIM applications, earthquake register and more building information.
Arts events, public & performing art, artist support, Arts Agenda and more.
Community development funding, support, advisory services, profiles, bookable facilities and more.
Current vacancies, how to apply, information for recruitment agencies and our Vision.
Have your say, Community Outcomes, Council submissions, public notices and more.
Hamilton Gardens is one of our city’s biggest success stories - read about what's coming next.
Hamiltonians are passionate about the Waikato River – read about what's planned for its future.
More than 3000 athletes, coaches and supporters will descend on Hamilton when the city hosts the Special Olympics National Summer Games 2021 in just over two years.
A section of Hamilton’s river path network adjacent to Awatere Ave will be closed tomorrow (Thursday 14 November), and part of Friday 15 November.
Hamilton City Council has been recognised as a leader in road safety at the NZ Traffic Institute (Trafinz) Conference in Hamilton this week for its work on the Thomas Rd/Gordonton Rd intersection.
Dutch-born New Zealander Ruud Kleinpaste, arguably the country’s most famous insect enthusiast, will be on hand for the Waiwhakareke Open Day this Saturday (16 November).
Waikato Museum offering an exclusive one-day only chance to touch and hold insects and other small creatures at its family-friendly Bugs! Our Backyard Heroes exhibition on Saturday 30 November.
Hamilton’s “urban island” long-term ecological restoration project, Waiwhakareke, will be open to the public from this Saturday, 16 November.
Taking place at Claudelands Events Centre, from November 11-13, Hamilton City Council is proud to host Trafinz 2019
A Cold Heart is a Fragile One Even When It’s Big is a work by 30-year-old Vietnam-born Chinese New Zealander Weilun Ha using ink and pigments on fabric.
Hamilton City Council is undertaking work on streets in various parts of the city over the next week to address safety issues and meet routine maintenance requirements.
Following changes to speed limits around Hamilton in September, a further round of alterations have been made at different locations across the city.
Wordsmiths and book lovers rejoice – Hamilton City Libraries has unveiled a suite of marvellous and memorable new merchandise in time for Christmas.
Up to 15 cases of vandalism to Council buildings are reported every week. That damage cost Hamilton ratepayers around $395,000 in 2018/19.
Award-winning author Dr Catherine Bishop visits Waikato Museum from 1-2pm on Sunday 10 November.
A section of Hamilton’s river path network adjacent to Awatere Ave will be closed on Wednesday (6 November) and part of Thursday (7 November) this week.
As part of its redress actions the Council also agreed to undertake education and awareness programmes, carry out riparian planting and implement a new internship programme.
Auaha opened on Saturday 2 November. It’s accessed from the Central Library’s main front entrance.
With the new-look Claudelands Bridge complete and ready for riding, we're encouraging people who work in the city to bike the bridge this Friday morning.
Starting Monday 4 November, the works on Arthur Porter Dr will take around four weeks to complete, dependent on weather.
The trust is a new initiative aimed at addressing the home ownership challenges faced by residents in the Waikato region.
Fireworks are now on sale in the lead-up to Guy Fawkes – Tuesday, 5 November.