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Waikato River water suppliers achieve compliance with arsenic standards

Today, four water suppliers drawing water from the Waikato River have returned arsenic results that meet New Zealand's…

Council extends Chief Executive contract

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College students turn gully into outdoor classroom

If you were down in Mangakootukutuku Gully last week you would've been sure of a big surprise – with dozens of local…

Hamilton City Council on track to reduce emissions, but the city is not

Hamilton City Council has published its first public climate change disclosure report alongside the 2023-24 Annual…

Gully system biggest winner in wastewater upgrade

A gully system in Fairfield will be better off thanks to wastewater upgrades Hamilton City Council has planned for the…

What's happening in Hamilton

Summer is here and Christmas is near! With so much happening this silly season, check out what Hamilton Kirikiriroa has…

Funding hurdles, a new Pak n Save, and rubbish served up on today's Infrastructure and Transport pre-Christmas menu

With a truckload of topics in 2024's last meeting of Hamilton City Council's Infrastructure and Transport Committee…

Two more water suppliers in the Waikato Region detect slightly elevated arsenic in their water, while Auckland's Watercare says it is meeting drinking water standards.

Today, Waipā and Waikato district councils joined Hamilton City Council in reporting slightly elevated levels of…

Confirmation water supply remains safe in Hamilton

The Water Services Authority – Taumata Arowai (New Zealand's water services regulator) has confirmed Hamilton's…

No cause for concern after slightly elevated levels of arsenic detected in treated Waikato River water

Hamilton City Council's water supply remains safe for drinking, bathing and cleaning, following test results which…

Education trailblazer recognised with civic honour

Susan Hassall's contribution to New Zealand's education sector and to the learning of boys is immense.

Hamilton Lake Domain playground gets a festive glow-up

Just in time for the festive season, Hamilton Lake Domain playground is set to receive a touch-up.
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Lower speed for a new supermarket: public to have their say

Early next year Hamiltonians can share their thoughts on whether the speed limit on a section of Wairere Drive should…

Hamilton City Minor Roadworks

The below information relates to minor works in Hamilton city.

Week on our streets

This page has information on events, projects and major works requiring lane or road closures in Hamilton Kirikiriroa. 

Hola! Glitch means Hamilton's parking kiosks offer Spanish

Bright sunshine, palm trees and the option to enter your parking details in Spanish greeted Hamilton commuters this…

One-hour free parking in Hamilton's central city: register on app or kiosk

Changes to how Hamiltonians pay for short-term parking in the central city kick off next week, following decisions made…

Community support for safety improvements on Hamilton's roads

It was a full house in Hamilton City Council chambers today (Thursday 26 September), as members of the public took the…

Footpath maintenance and city improvements challenged in transport budget

Government funding reductions will have an impact on Hamilton's ability to look after our footpaths and to deliver…
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A team of 200 looking after 192,000

Hamilton City Council's campaign to raise awareness about how the city's water services operate has led to an increase…

Plan Change enhances resilience to flood risk

New homes built in Hamilton will soon have an extra layer of protection against extreme wet weather.

Hamilton won't grow it alone

While Hamilton wears the crown of the fastest growing city for the second year, Hamilton City Council's work to enable…
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Waikato River water suppliers achieve compliance with arsenic standards

Today, four water suppliers drawing water from the Waikato River have returned arsenic results that meet New Zealand's…

Council extends Chief Executive contract

From the Office of the Mayor

Lower speed for a new supermarket: public to have their say

Early next year Hamiltonians can share their thoughts on whether the speed limit on a section of Wairere Drive should…

Gully system biggest winner in wastewater upgrade

A gully system in Fairfield will be better off thanks to wastewater upgrades Hamilton City Council has planned for the…

Week on our streets

This page has information on events, projects and major works requiring lane or road closures in Hamilton Kirikiriroa. 

Funding hurdles, a new Pak n Save, and rubbish served up on today's Infrastructure and Transport pre-Christmas menu

With a truckload of topics in 2024's last meeting of Hamilton City Council's Infrastructure and Transport Committee…

Two more water suppliers in the Waikato Region detect slightly elevated arsenic in their water, while Auckland's Watercare says it is meeting drinking water standards.

Today, Waipā and Waikato district councils joined Hamilton City Council in reporting slightly elevated levels of…

Confirmation water supply remains safe in Hamilton

The Water Services Authority – Taumata Arowai (New Zealand's water services regulator) has confirmed Hamilton's…

No cause for concern after slightly elevated levels of arsenic detected in treated Waikato River water

Hamilton City Council's water supply remains safe for drinking, bathing and cleaning, following test results which…

Education trailblazer recognised with civic honour

Susan Hassall's contribution to New Zealand's education sector and to the learning of boys is immense.

Kerbside collections continue as usual over Labour Day

While it's a well-deserved holiday for many this Labour Day, your bins continue working for you with no change to…
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