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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.
Waterworld Te Rapa, will be closed from Monday 20 July until early August while a full electrical upgrade is carried out.
Hamilton City Council is offering more than $400,000 to support city events with applications opening on Wednesday 1 July.
Supporting local businesses and a vibrant central city were key factors in extending the central city two-hour free parking trial to 30 June 2021.
Phase one of a multi-million-dollar investment is now under way to provide Hamiltonians with a safe and accessible path connecting the city’s green spaces.
July 1 marks the start of ‘Plastic Free July’ worldwide.
Council has today unanimously approved a draft agreement to help resolve Auckland’s looming water crisis.
The 2020 Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award will be presented on Thursday night (2 July)
Hamilton City Council has released an independent report examining culturally sensitive place names and sites in the city.
Hamilton City Council has appointed Hemi Rau as a Maaori representative on its Finance and Strategic Risk and Assurance committees.
Hamilton City Council is hosting a Facebook Live Q&A session to answer Hamiltonians questions about the year ahead.
An exciting new bus ticketing system that will make travel smarter, easier and in most cases, cheaper launches Monday 6 July.
Hamilton is “desperately under-laned” when it came to swimming facilities, with insufficient swimming lanes for a growing population, says Chair of the Community Committee.
Council has agreed to hold further discussions around the fate of the Captain Hamilton statue following its removal from Hamilton’s Civic Square on Friday 12 June.
Hamiltonians are encouraged to share their voice on Hamilton City Council’s Draft Back on Track COVID-19 Response Budget.
Hamilton City Council has been successful in securing funding from Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency’s Innovating Streets for People pilot fund.
Traffic flow in Thackeray St and at the Pembroke St-Thackeray St roundabout will be affected by tree pruning on 24 and 25 June.
Later this year, the Council will decide whether Hamiltonians will vote by ticking candidates using FPP, or by ranking candidates using STV.
The game kicks off at 7.05pm and will see crowds return to the venue for the first time since restrictions on events came into effect back in March.
After two days of meetings, Council finalised its draft Back on Track - COVID-19 response budget and adopted its draft annual plan to go out for consultation.
Hamilton City Council has decided to remove the bronze statue of Captain Hamilton from Civic Square after a formal request from Waikato-Tainui.