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November 2011

Council decides not to pursue V8 claim

22 NOVEMBER 2011: Hamilton City Council has decided against pursuing an investigation at this time into a claim against a former Chief Executive for payments connected to the city's hosting of the V8 Supercars event.

Unveiling of new public artwork in Garden Place

22 NOVEMBER 2011: A significant new public artwork will be unveiled in Hamilton’s Garden Place this Friday, 25 November.

Rose named after city gardens blooms in awards

22 NOVEMBER 2011: A rose named after Hamilton Gardens has claimed a category award at the annual Pacific Rose Bowl.

Lease agreement brings new jobs to Hamilton

21 NOVEMBER 2011: A lease agreement between Hamilton City Council and AA Insurance Limited will bring up to 80 new jobs to the city.

Council keeps favourable credit rating

21 NOVEMBER 2011: Hamilton City Council has kept its same favourable AA- credit rating, following Fitch Ratings recent review of Council after Audit New Zealand’s report into Council’s V8 Supercars race processes.

Gardens Festival's outstanding award

21 NOVEMBER 2011: The Waikato Times Hamilton Gardens Arts Festival has been crowned the Outstanding Event by the New Zealand Recreation Association at its annual awards.

FIFA Under 20 World Cup bid on Council agenda

18 NOVEMBER 2011: A report to Hamilton City Council’s Ordinary Meeting next week recommends the city consider making a bid for matches as part of the 2015 FIFA Under 20 World Cup in New Zealand.

New Customer Relationships GM for Council

18 NOVEMBER 2011: Hamilton City Council has appointed Jason Dawson as its new Customer Relationships General Manager.

Hamilton students adopt a Councillor to learn about local government

17 NOVEMBER 2011: Students from Hamilton’s Whitiora School will take part in a mock Council meeting in the Hamilton City Council Chamber next Wednesday, 23 November as part of an ‘Adopt a Councillor’ initiative.

Council and business collaboration leads to CBD development

16 NOVEMBER 2011: Close collaboration between Hamilton City Council and Kiwi Income Property Trust will result in an extensive redevelopment of the Centre Place retail complex, complementing Hamilton’s CityHeart Revitalisation project.

TRAFINZ debate open to the public

16 NOVEMBER 2011: Members of the public will be able to question representatives from the country’s three largest political parties when transport and road safety issues are debated at the New Zealand Traffic Institute (TRAFINZ) conference in Hamilton today.

All roads lead to Hamilton for traffic conference

14 NOVEMBER 2011: A talk by New Zealand’s road policing manager, a cross-party political debate and an explanation of how teenage boys’ mentality can relate to driving decisions are features of the New Zealand Traffic Institute (TRAFINZ) conference at Claudelands this week.

Departure of Waikato Museum Director a huge loss for city

11 NOVEMBER 2011: After nine and a half years at the helm of the Waikato Museum, Director Kate Vusoniwailala has announced she will be leaving the Museum to pursue an exciting business opportunity in Fiji.

Rose gardens safe

10 NOVEMBER 2011: Hamilton City Council is not removing the Rogers Rose Garden.

Crawshaw Duathlon to encourage active families

9 NOVEMBER 2011: Two brand new bicycles will be among the spot prizes up for grabs at the inaugural Crawshaw Duathlon this Sunday, 13 November at Crawshaw Park.

Changes mark way forward for Council

9 NOVEMBER 2011: Recommended changes in the wake of the Audit New Zealand report into the city’s V8s have been unanimously supported by Hamilton City Council, and mark a new path forward for the organisation.

Minister's message to Council made clear

7 NOVEMBER 2011: Mayor Julie Hardaker, Councillor Martin Gallagher and Chief Executive Barry Harris met with Local Government Minister Rodney Hide today, where the findings of the Audit New Zealand report where the subject of extensive discussion

Significant changes to stem from V8 audit

7 NOVEMBER 2011: Significant changes to Hamilton City Council’s reporting procedures and project business case assessment are likely to result from the Audit NZ report on the handling of the city’s V8 Supercars event.

Rating Review hearings get underway this week

7 NOVEMBER 2011: One hundred and seventy submitters will voice their opinions on the proposed changes to Hamilton’s rating system when four days of hearings get underway this week.

Council acknowledges contribution of Brian Perry

3 NOVEMBER 2011: Hamilton City Council has acknowledged the immense contribution made to the city by the late Brian Perry.

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