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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.
Waikato’s bid to secure government economic stimulus money is off to a roaring start with nearly 80% of Waikato projects over the first hurdle.
As an immediate step to support Hamilton’s hospitality sector, the Council is waiving outdoor dining permit fees until the end of June and making it easier for new applications.
Hamilton Mayor Paula Southgate is urging Kainga Ora to run a “wholly transparent process” as it progresses its proposal to build 70 new homes in Flagstaff.
Council’s 12-point pandemic recovery plan, community group funding and the importance of art and culture to recovery were on the agenda this Community Committee
More than 100 groups working to improve community wellbeing across the city will receive $440,000 through the Council’s 2020 Single-Year Community Grants fund.
Construction on the new Rotokauri Transport Hub is back on track and scheduled to be completed at the end of October after work was halted due to COVID-19.
A southern white rhino has been born at Hamilton Zoo – meet Zahra!
Hamilton Mayor Paula Southgate says the city can “take a bow” at today’s announcement to headquarter the country’s biggest training institution here.
In the next few days the southern end of Dixon Rd at the Ohaupo Rd intersection will close to through traffic for up to two months as part of the works.
Hamilton City Council staff have come up with some novel ways of ensuring community facilities can reopen under COVID-19 Alert Level 2.
Hamiltonians will be able to borrow library books, head to their favourite community facility, and enjoy the city’s renowned playgrounds under Alert Level 2.
A section of the river path from Alma St to Bryce St in the central city is temporarily closed while Hamilton City Council engineers investigate a slip.
Waikato Museum has launched a new experience for visitors keen to try their hand at creating an online exhibition from the Museum’s collection.
Hamilton Lake Domain’s junior and lower playground will get new swings, more shade and a larger water play space as part of the landmark playground’s latest renewal.
Hamilton City Council has reacted cautiously to the announcement it may be able to increase city debt levels to help manage economic damage from COVID-19.
Waikato, we’ve been in Alert Level 3 for a week. Now is not the time to take our foot off the pedal.
Waikato Museum has extended its online collection of artworks, social history objects and taonga and has also made it easier for online visitors to find objects of interest.
After a tough summer, water restrictions have been lifted across Hamilton, Waipā and Waikato.
Extra signs and security tape are going up throughout Hamilton to remind people the city’s playgrounds are closed to keep our community safe.
Hamilton City Council’s Climate Change Action Plan will include a city-wide partnership between businesses, organisations and community groups.