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Vibrant Hamilton Trust confirms contribution to Waikato Regional Theatre Project
Vibrant Hamilton Trust has today formally made a $6M contribution to the Waikato Regional Theatre.
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Don't miss out on the netball action in Hamilton this week
International netball is back and there's still time for you to snap up your tickets to see the Silver Ferns take on England in Hamilton this week.
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Waterworld set to reopen with a Big Splash
Hamilton's Waterworld swimming complex will fully reopen on Saturday 3 November, with a special event featuring entertainment, club showcases and an opportunity to look behind the scenes.
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Exhibition paints a powerful portrait of inequality
An exhibition that draws attention to the poverty experienced by children around the world is now open at Waikato Museum.
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Claudelands Park in use for Waikato A&P Show
Parts of Claudelands Park will be in use for the Waikato A&P Show this weekend.
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School Holiday Fun at Waikato Museum
Unleash your children's creative talents at Waikato Museum for the final days of the summer school holidays.
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Hard-wired for creativity: Finalists named for Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award competition
Twenty-six artists from across New Zealand have been named as finalists for the Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award, the annual competition which challenges Kiwi creatives to transform the iconic agricultural product into inspiring art.
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Glamour and diversity in Shama's Fusion Fashion Show
Hamitonians are set to see a fashion runway like they have never seen before – when the diversity of the city comes alive through the designs, colour, folds, and character of women's clothing from around the world at Fashion Fusion Show at the Meteor Theatre on 27 October.
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Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award winner to be announced this week
The 2020 Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award, worth $5,000, will be presented on Thursday night (2 July) by this year's judge, New Zealand sculptor James Wright, at ArtsPost in Hamilton.
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Freedom of the City Award Recipient - Leaupepe Elisapeta ('Peta') Karalus
Now a well-known Pasifika leader in the Waikato, Peta has certainly made her mark since leaving Western Samoa as a trainee nurse to start her life in New Zealand. It was in her final year of training that she met her husband Dr Noel Karalus – who is also receiving an award in today's ceremony.